Spring Football Warmups Signal 1969 ACC Interest
Spring practice at North Carolina and Duke previews a climate of rising expectations for 1969. Dooley notes a green Tar Heel squad needing effort and pace, while Duke and Leo Hart aim to build an explosive, faster offense with returning receivers and improved defense. Injuries and depth remain key questions shaping both programs' outlooks.
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Duke
Dooley
Hart
Yankees Top Phillies and Pirates in Exhibition Action
In Fort Lauderdale and Clearwater, the New York Yankees beat the Phillies 5-2 and the Pirates 5-1 in exhibition games. Fritz Peterson allowed seven hits over seven innings, Billy Cowan delivered two key singles, and Lindy McDaniel finished the Yankees’ 15th victory in 21 starts with two scoreless innings.
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Billy Cowan
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Phila Peterson
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Yankees
Cowan
Atlanta 'B' Team Stumps Montreal in Exhibition Victory
In Cocoa and Lakeland, several exhibition games featured Atlanta's B team beating Montreal Expos 7-3 as pitcher Joe Coleman guided the effort with five hits allowed over eight innings while Ralph Garr drove in runs for Washington and Ken McMullen, Del Unser, and others contributed for the Senators. Detroit and Boston also posted spring victories as minor lineups showcased depth ahead of the season.
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Expos
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Senators
Colbert Homers Stop Loss Streak
Nate Colbert homered twice to lift the San Diego Padres to a 5 4 victory over the California Angels B team, snapping a four game skid. He added a solo shot in the seventh as Al Santorini allowed one run in six innings while San Diego recovered from a late rally.
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Redlegs beat Cardinals 9 7 in spring exhibition clash
Ex Cardinals Alex Johnson Bob Tolan and Wayne Granger led Cincinnati as the Reds toppled St. Louis 9 7 ending the Cardinals three game exhibition winning streak. Washington Sona homered and drove in a run for the Reds while Joe Hoernst allowed the late rally. Ted Williams noted Phil Ortega struggled in spring training despite past success with Dodgers and Senators.
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Homier
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Giants beat Indians 9-5 in Cactus League action
The San Francisco Giants exploited Steve Hargan's wild pitching to defeat the Cleveland Indians 9-5 in a Cactus League game. Hargan walked six and allowed three runs in 2 2/3 innings while Mike McCormick stabilized with six innings of two-run ball as the Giants built an early lead.
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Rader
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Unser
Andy Kostro
Steve Jones
Royals
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Danny Frisella
Tucson
Ariz
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Bob
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Dogwood Race Set For Today at Martinsville Speedway
About 40 drivers start the Dogwood 500 at Martinsville Speedway in Virginia for 250 miles and 400 laps. Carl Bugs Stevens of Rehobeth Massachusetts will start from the pole in a fuel injected 1987 Chevrolet, after posting the fastest time 82.493 mph in Friday trials, with total prize money of 28325 dollars.
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Martinsville Speedway
Carl “Bugs” Stevens
Rehobeth
Mass
National
Stevens
Shamsky sidelined by back injury with opening day doubt
The cuts left the roster over the legal player limit. Art Shamsky is sidelined with a bad back and may be placed on the disabled list by opening day.
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Art Shamsky
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