Reliefers Run Into Roadblocks In Exhibition Debut
Associated Press report details pitchers Rick Rea and others facing early-season struggles in grapefruit league play. Radatz and O'Toole falter for the Cubs and White Sox respectively, Barber slumps for the Yankees against Washington, while Fuentes is optioned to Phoenix. Highlights include Dodgers 7 2 win, Cardinals edge Red Sox 6-5 in ten, Nesus on Mets 4-3 over Houston, and other spring results.
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Fights Last Night Weekend Boxing Results Named
In SECAUCUS New Jersey Marshall Bitten outpointed Jackie Aldire while Yoshino Akasaka defeated Kith Kistoo in Tokyo. Nessim Cohen won by disqualification over Doug Huntley in Los Angeles. Chandler and Roger Russell fought to a draw in Philadelphia.
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Houston Rated Best in Nation
Houston tops the major college basketball poll for the final edition with 253 points, ahead of UCLA 241. St Bonaventure remains undefeated at 23 0 in third, while North Carolina moves to fourth and Kentucky to fifth. Duke and New Mexico rise as Louisville slips. post season play begins this weekend for most Top Ten teams.
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Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight schedule
The Solunar Tables list Major and Minor fishing and hunting periods for a week. It explains timing in Central Standard Time and advises planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover, noting periods begin at listed times and last about one to two hours.
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More Cagers Passing Up Olympics
In New York AP report notes several college players declining Olympic trials to stay in school. Westley Unseld from Louisville and UCLA trio Alcindor Warren Allen cite academic demands. Neal Waik of Florida and Jim McMillian of Columbia also weigh passes citing study and boycott factors.
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Rockets and Colonels Win Key Games
The Rockets defeated Dallas 119 to 105 to secure a firmer grip on second in the Western Division and the Colonels crushed Oakland 120 to 107 to move within 1 4 games of fourth place New Jersey in the East. Louie Dampier and Darrel Carrier led Kentucky with 30 and 28 points respectively as Carrier added two three pointers.
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ABA Holds Preliminary Cage Draft In Louisville
The American Basketball Association held a preliminary evaluation session in Louisville, with each club claiming rights to about four top college players. ABA commissioner Mikan described it as an evaluation session and said the main draft will be April 27 in Los Angeles. Teams began talks to avoid losing players before the annual draft.
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Wark Soketall By THE MEG To Monday's Results
Basketball scores show Seattle 115 at 113 over Chicago 104 to Cincinnati and other NBA like results. Key games include Denver 119 over Dallas 105 and Kentucky 120 at Oakland 107 with notable schedule reminders for Wednesday.
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Final Cage Poll crowns Crossett eighth in AP Arkansas scores
Northside of Fort Smith won the Class AAA title with a 46 44 final over Southside and topped the AP Arkansas high school poll with all first place votes. Pyatt Greenbrier and Magnolia Columbia followed as top finishers with Crossett eighth and others receiving votes.
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Horton named Arkansas freshman football coach aide
Harold Horton, 28, former Forrest City Region 2AA champion coach, is hired to assist the Arkansas freshman football team by head coach Frank Broyles. Horton, a 1959-61 Arkansas alum, praised the opportunity and will join the Razorbacks staff as a valued member with a six year coaching record of 41 wins and 18 losses.
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Whites Assured of Tie for Youth League Title
Coach John Henley’s White team secured at least a tie for the championship by defeating the stubborn Blues 20 to 16 as late free throws sealed the win. Greens moved to second with a 105–? victory over the Reds. final day outcomes could still decide top spot with Blues facing Whites and Reds facing Whites. large crowd witnessed the action.
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Saturday Timed basketball schedule and cage meet results
Saturday's schedule lists Whites versus Reds at 9:00 and Blues versus Greens at 10:00 with three teams advancing in a cage meet. In the Independent tournament at Guernsey Ware Dean's Truckstop beat Bodcaw 97 to 72 as Charles Sooter scored 23 and Applegate 20 for the winners while David Fricks had 22 for Bodcaw. Stamps defeated Magnolia 90 to 17 with Martin at 26 and George 26 for the losers. Malvern beat Texarkana Cougars 79 to 11 as J Herring had 22 for Texarkana and Fire 26 for Malvern. Tonight Ashdown plays De Queen at 6:30 Perry's meats Waldo at 7:45 and Coaches vs Lewisville at 9pm.
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Lewisville
Kentucky Wesleyan Favored In NCAA Division Final Eight
Evansville Indiana AP Kentucky Wesleyan ranked second nationally is the favorite in the eight team NCAA college division basketball finale opening Wednesday with four games at Roberts Municipal Stadium. The Panthers 25 3 and eight game win streak face American International in the first game. Evansville Purple Aces 20 7 meet Trinity Tigers while Cheyney State Wolves face Ashland Eagles and Indiana State Sycamores meet Nevada Southern Rebels in afternoon games. Semifinals Thursday and final Friday.
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Baseball Scores From The Tenants Washington Eleven
The Tennants Washington 11 beat New York Art Detroit 6 while Philadelphia and New York 4, Houston 3, St Louis 6, Boston 10, Cincinnati 1, Pittsburgh 7, San Francisco 4, Chicago 2, California 2, Cleveland 6, Atlanta 4. Wednesday games list Atlantav Baltimore Miami Chaetmatl Boston Winter Haven Houston Philadelphia Clearwater Los Angeles New York Oakland Fort Lauderdale Washington Minnesota Pompano Beach St. Petersburg Chicago California San Francisco Phoenix Arizona narratives indicate spring training results and upcoming matchups across Florida and Arizona venues.
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Senators Are Bigger But Not Better
Washington Senators’ 1968 prospects hinge on size and improved offense. Jim Lemon’s new management aims to lift batting averages and trim ERA. Key players include Frank Howard 6-7 260. Mike Epstein 6-3 220. Ken McMullen 6-3 195. Ron Hansen 6-3 200. Casanova 6-4 catcher. Casey Cox 6-5 reliever. and others from 6-1 to 6-4 heights.
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Hockey Tonight NHL schedule headlines Detroit at Los Angeles
No games were scheduled. The day lists matchups including Detroit against Los Angeles and Toronto versus St. Louis with Boston visiting New York and Philadelphia facing Minnesota as the slate for the league.
PGA avoids showdown over long term TV rights
In Palm Beach Gardens, the PGA backed away from forcing players to sign away long term television rights at the Citrus Open in Orlando. The revised entry form would have tied golfers to future TV deals for all tournaments, while players currently waive rights per event. The dispute follows past clashes over tour control and compensation.
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Bing Likely to Top Scoring in NBA Races
New York AP reports Dave Bing of Detroit leads the NBA scoring race with 27.3 points per game, ahead of Elgin Baylor at 25.9. Wil Chamberlain also looks to win the field goal percentage title at .584, while the pitching staff discussion covers Camilo Pascual, Phil Ortega, Dick Bosman, and Frank Bertainga with a 3.38 ERA last season. Darold Knowles left for the Air Force, and Dave Baldwin returns with Dennis Higgins supporting the bullpen.
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Darold Knowles
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Dave Baldwin
Cox Winter
Dennis Higins
Robinson Pushes Bulls Step Closer
Robinson's late heroics lifted the Chicago Bulls to a 104-98 win over Cincinnati, inching toward a playoff berth as Seattle fell to Boston 119-112. Oscar Robertson scored 37 for Kansas City while Barry Clemens sank a late Bulls basket and free throws to seal the victory.
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