Phoenix awarded major bowl in Southwest region
The NCAA added a 12th bowl to its post season, to be played at Arizona State University in Phoenix. The Western Athletic Conference champion will face another powerhouse, with a name contest to be held locally. UTEP could be invited if it wins the WAC and earns a Sun Bowl slot.
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Bobcats Crush Gordon 8 to 2 at Legion Field
Hope Bobcats raced to seven runs in the first inning then coasted to an 8 to 2 win over Gordon Go-Devils. Richard Butler earned the win, Lynn Norton the save, as Gordon managed two runs on two hits. Hope improves to 5-0 and will host Blevins Wednesday at 4 p.m.
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Mets Shell Gibson, Cards Lose 11-2
Mets explode for 10 hits and seven runs against Bob Gibson, rout the Cardinals 12-2 as Gibson leaves with a troubled left knee. Vida Blue shines for Oakland, first AL five game winner, while Philadelphia edges Houston 2-1 on Willie Montanez’s eighth inning homer. California blanked Cleveland, Detroit beat Kansas City, Minnesota downed Washington, rained-out Milwaukee-Boston.
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Eastern Fleet Rated High for Derby
Eastern Fleet is poised for a Kentucky Derby bid after second in the Wood Memorial and strong Florida Derby form. Trainer Reggie Cornell backs Bold and Able and Jim French as top rivals, with Churchill Downs expected field of about 15. CBS TV and radio set Derby coverage, while Calumet aims for an eighth Derby win with Eastern Fleet.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
In the American League East Baltimore and Boston lead with 10 6 records as Detroit and New York trail. Monday results included Minnesota 7 Washington 2 and California 8 Cleveland 0. In the National League Montreal tops at 8 4, while St. Louis stands 12 8. Key batting leaders include Oliva and Northrup with high averages and runs, Killebrew and Oliva among home run leaders, and Northrup driving in 18 RBIs. Pitching leaders show three decisions by McNally Palmer and Siebert with strong ERAs.
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Beliveau Reflects On A Strong Canadiens Season Before Fifth Game
Montreal captain Jean Beliveau, 39, says this season is gratifying not by his play but by surviving the grind as the Canadiens prepare for a decisive fifth game against the Minnesota North Stars in the Stanley Cup semifinal. He praises Minnesota's performance, notes stars like Grant Parise and Goldsworthy, and discusses team depth and upcoming lineup decisions.
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Carolina Settles Player Feud Over McDaniels Contract
The Carolina Cougars reach a six figure settlement with the Utah Stars to drop their contract dispute over Jim McDaniels. Utah gains two top choices from the Cougars and the pick of any Cougar player except Joe Caldwell. The deal avoids further action as McDaniels remains a top draft pick.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing and Hunting
The schedule lists Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's tables to help plan days for fishing in productive territory or hunting in good cover. It suggests using the daily periods to identify the best sport each day offers and maximize success.
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Odds Favor Bucks Over Bullets
Milwaukee aims to lead series three games to none in a nationally televised NBA final replay at the Milwaukee Arena. The Bucks, 38 of 40 at home this season, seek a fourth straight win and a shot at completing a rare four game finals sweep led by Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson.
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Birmingham Shuts Out Travs 4-0
Birmingham blanked the Travelers 4-0 as Sam Ellis allowed four Arkansas hits and won to improve to 3-0. Doug King homered and added an RBI double, with Dennis Cabell taking the loss after five innings. Rudy Arroyo set to pitch tonight. Danny Napoleon expected back after illness.
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