White Football Team Beats Red in Spring Game at Arkansas
The White second string defeated the Red first string 28 to 23 in Little Rock, with White QB Scott Bull scoring the clinching two yard TD. Ken McCulloch led Reds on offense with a 29 yard FG and Ike Forte and Terry Barnes added key scores. Coach Frank Broyles praised the game format as a valuable spring workout.
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Arkansas
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Fayetteville
Little Rock
Reds
Ken McCulloch
Ike Forte
Mike Kirkland
Terry Barnes
McCulloch
Jerry Eckwood
Scontt Bull
Broyles
Connors Proves Who's No. 1 in Tennis
Las Vegas reports Jimmy Connors has erased any doubt he is the world's top player and earned a half million dollars in the process. The Australian press lauds Connors while noting John Newcombe’s admiring, weary response.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jimmy Connors
Hope Angels wallop Cubs to seize East Texas lead
Hope Angels opened their season with a 23 to 3 victory over the Nashville Cubs in Nashville. Pitcher Wade Harris dominated nine innings, allowing four hits and striking out 16, while driving in three with two doubles and a homer. John Henley added a two-run shot as Blaine Cut struggled early and Hal Scoggins gave up multiple runs. Next game set for May 4 against Marshall at Legion Field, with a 2 p.m. start.
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Scoggins
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Bob Apodaca
New York Mets
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Dave Kingman
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Milt May
Dave Concepcion
Braves
Padres
Rowland Office
Dave May
Dusty Baker
John Grubb
Rori¢ Harrison
Earl Williams
Marty Perez
Williams
Perez
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Planning
Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide daily fishing and hunting times. The note lists players and positions such as E-Reyenga Rowland Piggee and team references like Nashville HR Henley and DP Nashville, hinting at a local game roster or box score context.
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Richard Alden Knight
Hunter nearly a no hitter in Yankees win as Aaron ties Ruth
Catfish Hunter pitched up to the brink of a no hitter before a two-run double by Hank Aaron tied Babe Ruth for the all time RBI mark with 2,209 as the Brewers fell 10-1 in the nightcap. Aaron also homered in the opener while Tim Johnson and Sixto Lezcano aided Milwaukee.
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New York Yankees
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Hunter
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Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
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Kansas City Royals
Sixto Lezcano
Tim Johnson
Robin Yount
Yankees
Herrmann
Elliott Maddox
Pete Broberg
Aaron
Dick Tidrow
Ruth
Palmer Shuts Indians. A's, White Sox Win Big
Jim Palmer won his third decision as the Orioles beat Cleveland 6-2 aided by Ken Singleton’s solo shot. Vida Blue struck out five over five innings in the A’s 7-1 win over the Angels, where Bruce Bochte sparked the offense before a sixth inning hit by pitch sparked a melee. White Sox beat Royals 8-6 behind seven innings from Jim Kaat and Rich Gossage, as Harmon Killebrew and Buck Martinez homered for KC.
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Dan Meyer
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Rich Gossage
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Harmon Killebrew
Buck Martinez
Bruce Dal Canton
Deron Johnson
Ken Henderson
Bill Melton
Bucky Dent
Standings and results from a week in baseball action
Standings show Detroit leading with eight wins and six losses, followed by Baltimore and Milwaukee. Week results include New York’s win over Milwaukee, Texas over Minnesota, and Cleveland over Baltimore with rain postponements and multiple Monday games across cities.
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Geiberger Wins Tournament of Champions In Sudden Death
Carlsbad California AP Gary Player praised the “nice guys” after losing in a sudden death playoff to Al Geiberger for the Tournament of Champions title. Geiberger edged Player with a clutch nine foot birdie on the playoff hole, securing his seventh tour win.
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al Geiberger
South Africa
Geiberger
Geiber Ker
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