Final Rites for Gil Hodges in Brooklyn
An estimated crowd filled Our Lady Help of Christians Church for a Requiem Mass honoring Gil Hodges former Dodgers star and Mets manager who died of a heart attack days before his 48th birthday. Mourners included Jackie Robinson Pee Wee Reese Don Newcombe Carl Erskine Carl Furillo Ralph Branca Joe Black Bowie Kuhn and officials from MLB and city leaders. The service moved to Holy Cross Cemetery where Hodges was laid to rest beside his baseball legacy in Brooklyn.
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Owners Urge Kuhn to End Baseball Strike
Two team owners ask Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to take a firm stand to end the week-long walkout. Bob Short of the Rangers and Calvin Griffith of the Twins press Kuhn to intervene, while Miller and the players push for pension gains and binding arbitration. Major League meetings continue with no settlement in sight as leagues consider lockouts and delayed openings.
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Must Play for Cougars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Billy Cunningham, star for the 76ers, must play only for the Carolina Cougars until October 1974 after a federal appeals ruling. Jack Ramsay joins the Buffalo Braves as coach, and several college players named hardship cases await the NBA draft. Cases of Charley Scott and Jim McDaniels may be affected.
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Dallas Chaparrals Coach of the Year named
New York AP reports Tom Nissalke, in his first season with Dallas, named ABA Coach of the Year. He led the Chaparrals from last to third in the West, guiding a top defense while posting 27 victories in 43 games after a 15-26 start. Joe Mullaney and LaDell Anderson each earned two votes for division titles.
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Swedberg Signs With Memphis State University basketball
Memphis State University coach Gene Bartow confirmed that 6-8 Charles Swedberg of Odessa Texas has agreed to sign a Missouri Valley Conference letter of intent. Swedberg totaled 1,173 high school points over three seasons, averaging 19 points and 10 rebounds per game in his senior year. Official announcement to follow after national letters of intent are received. The national signing date is April 18.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Timetable Printed Below
Solunar Periods schedule from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guides planning for fishing and hunting. Use the listed times to target prime activity windows and maximize sport opportunities each day.
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Sam Snead Tops Masters Contenders at 59 in Augusta
At 59, Sam Snead shoots a three-under 69 to sit one behind leader Jack Nicklaus and one ahead of Arnold Palmer after opening round at Augusta National. Nicklaus paired six finishing holes for 68 while Palmer carded 70. Snead emphasizes softer, precise shots and relishes a late-career surge in the Masters field.
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Solomon to Return as Head Coach for Hope Schools
Solomon, former local athletic staffer, will be Hope Public Schools head coach next season. Superintendent James H. Jones announced the decision on Friday. The Waldron native, 28, is married to Joness Watts of Wynne and has a one year old daughter, Amanda.
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Squires Sweep East Semifinal With Erving 39 Points
Julius Erving led the Virginia Squires to a 115-106 playoff win over the Floridians, securing a four-game sweep in the East Division semifinal. Erving, who found the Floridians’ weak spot at the hoop, finished with 39 points as Virginia advanced to face the Fast Finals against the Kentucky-New York winner.
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Berra Named Mets Manager After Hodges Burial
Yogi Berra will manage the New York Mets if the season starts, succeeding Gil Hodges who died after being buried Thursday. The Mets also acquired Rusty Staub from the Montreal Expos in a 3-for-1 deal, trading Ken Singleton Mike Jorgensen and Tom Foli. Staub hit .311 with 19 homers and 97 RBIs last season.
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Swim Record Set At AAU Short Course Meet in Dallas
Susie Atwood and Gary Hall led a night of record breaking at the National AAU Short Course Championships in Dallas. Atwood set an American record in the 400-yard individual medley and helped Lakewood Aquatic Club to an American mark in the 400-yard medley relay while also anchoring a top finish in the 200-meter backstroke. Hall lowered the American record in the 200-yard individual medley, and Steve Genter set a meet record in the 200-yard freestyle. The pool length prevented world records from being official, due to the 25-yard Loos Fieldhouse facility.
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