Baseball Scores Capture Fast Spring Action Across Leagues
Reported spring training results show the Twins, Dodgers, Orioles, Yankees and Pirates delivering early wins. Highlights include Paul Blair homers for the Orioles in a 12-19 slugfest and Bill Sudakis driving in Dodgers runs, with Tokyo-like totals amid a rain-delayed San Diego San Francisco game.
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Oakland
California
Tom Reynolds
Y Ducen
Rick Piety Gorbagag
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Tinjota Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Paul Blair
Andy Thebarren
Orioles
Duane Josephon
Walt Williams
Sox
Willie Crawford
Los Anah Dogers
Houston
Bill Sudakis
Dogers
Andrasco
Norm Miller
Doug Rader
Astros
Dodgers
Ron Hanson
New York Yankees
Atta
Robinson
Anks
Marian Murphy
Braves
Bob Oliver
Jon Piniella
Kansas City
Montreal
Ruben Amaro
Expos
Cleo James
Chicagoubs
Seal
New York Mets
Philadelphia
al Weis
Byron Jone
Phils
Dock Fills
al Oliver
Pittsurgh Pirates
Cincinnati
San Diego
San Francisco
Friday's College and Pro Games Across North America
A scrambled slate lists Friday contests across cities such as Atlanta West Palm Beach Cincinnati Detroit Lakeland Cocoa Los Angeles Minnesota Orlando New York St Petersburg Philadelphia Boston Clearwater Pittsburgh Mexico City Chicago Scottsdale San Diego Cleveland Yuma San Francisco Seattle Phoenix and Baltimore. Matchups include Chicago vs California and New York (N) vs St Louis with several regional showdowns in Florida California and Arizona.
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Francisco
Grout
Phuraday
Atlanta
Montreal
Weat Palm ‘Beach
Chiotanat
Kansas
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Houston
Los Angeles
Cocak
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Detroit
Lakeland
Pittaburgh
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Philadelphia
Boston
Clearwater
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Scottsdale
San Diego
Yuma
San Francisco
Phoenix
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Fort Smith Northside Favored in AAA Tournament
Fort Smith Northside, winner of the Class AAAA round-robin, is favored as the state tournament opens at Barton Coliseum in Little Rock. Pine Bluff meets North Little Rock at 2 p.m. and Horace Mann faces Hall at 9:30. Northside, 7-game league win streak, is ranked No. 2 in the AP poll.
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Fort Smith
Northside
Barton Coliseum
Pine Bluff
North Little Rock
Horace Maan
Little Rock Hall
Associated Press
Gayle Raundart
Kaundart
Pine Bluf
Little Rock Central
Zebras
Tigers
Central
Horace Main
Hall
el Dorado
Grigzlies
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Fishing Best Periods
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan each day. Use the periods to fish in good territory or seek good cover to maximize sport potential and success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Year of the NCAA tournament shows coast to coast action
The article covers the NCAA regional games underway with top seeds like Kentucky UCLA and Kansas State. It highlights Jacksonville's debut led by Artis Gilmore and Pembroke Burrows, plus matchups including Iowa, North Carolina State, Notre Dame, Houston, Drake, New Mexico, and Long Beach State. It notes Adolph Rupp’s SEC Coach of the Year award, UCLA’s John Wooden pursuit of fifth title, and results from NAIA and NCAA College divisions with teams like Buffalo State, Stetson, and California Riverside advancing.
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Kentucky
UCLA
Kansas State
Dolphins
Jacksonville University
Ris
Associated Press
Jacksonville
Florida
Iowa
Columbus
Ohio
Artis Gilmore
Pembroke Burrows
Columbia
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Niagara
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Drake
New Mexico
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Adolph Rupp
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John Wooden
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College Park
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New York
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Evansville
Stephen F. Austin
Augusta
Nacogdoches
Tex
Kentucky State
Jackson State
Maryland State
Eastern
Guilford
Otto
Washington
Catfish string along Millwood spans fine week
A photo shows a fishing party with 79 catfish and several nice crappie. The group includes Wilton Walker, Kenneth Yoocom, Ronny Stephenson, and Red Jones, photographed to mark the catch from Millwood last week.
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Millwood
Wilton Walker
Kenneth Yoocom
Ronny Stephenson
Red Jones
Eastern New Mexico Advances In NAIA Tourney Over Arkansas Tech
In Kansas City, sixth seed Eastern New Mexico edged Arkansas Tech 84 81 to reach the NAIA quarterfinals. The lead swapped 13 times with seven ties as Larry Van Zandt hit a key jumper with 2:15 left. Gregg Huder scored 25 for Eastern, while Paul Brown put up 31 for Tech in his final game.
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Kansas City
New Mexico
Arkansas Tech
Tech
Hanover
Ind
Larry van Zandt
Gregg Huder
Eastern
Huder
Paul Brown
Detroit Dealh Blow by the McLain Deal
Detroit’s pennant chances dim as Denny McLain is indefinitely suspended by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for 1967 bookmaking ties. Manager Mayo Smith calls the loss crippling as he reshapes the rotation with Mickey Lolich moving up, Jon Niekro acquired, and Mike Kilkenny shifting roles.
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McLain
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Lakeland, Fla
Denny McLain
Bowie Kuhn
Mayo Smith
Hme
Tiger
Smith
Gers
Deroit
T Rying
Baltimore
Tigers
St. Louis
Mickey Lolich
Stith
Mike Kilkenny
Jon Niekro
San Diego
Burl Wilson
Jerry Kulertson
Montreal Expo
Cane
Mau
John Hiller
Wil
Arkansas and NCAA NAIA Basketball Roundup
Arkansas teams compete in NAIA and Class AAA and AA postseasons in Little Rock and Hot Springs with Searcy Camden and Arkadelphia results. NBA ABA college and inter-service results follow, highlighting Buffalo Stetson and Stephen F. Austin victories with multiple narrow scores and upcoming games scheduled.
Three advance in triple A tournament
Little Rock McClellan and Hot Springs reached the semifinals of the Class AAA senior boys state basketball tournament. McClellan beat Springdale 63 to 5 while Hot Springs defeated West Memphis 79 to 49. McClellan and Hot Springs meet Friday at 3 30.
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McClellan
Hot Springs
Springdale
West Memphis
Jonesboro
Fayville
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Southside
Trojans
Richard Moore
Tom Myles
Mark Scott
Lions
Williams
Danny Williams
Tommy Ward
Mike Lankford
Pilots to open season in Seattle, Cronin pledges aid
AP reports American League president Joe Cronin said the financially troubled Milwaukee Pilots would try to open the baseball season in Seattle. He added they would do everything possible to resolve Seattle's financial issues and keep the team in place, despite lingering market talk and uncertainty about the Braves and other franchise movements.
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Joe Cronin
Milwaukee
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Seattle
Sulwauked
Nathagal Lesaya
Braves
Kuhn Sees No Strike Risk As Baseball Opens
St. Petersburg AP says Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn expects no strike at season start as players prefer to play ball. Miller negotiations with clubs proceed quietly. Kuhn refuses to discuss Dennis McLain case. McLain suspended in 1967 linked to bookmaking. no talks since spring training. MeLain fine report denied by Kuhn.SPORT SHORTS notes Bourne leads Dixie Amateur with 71, 133 total. Vichy beats Aliens 78-60 in Cup semifinals.
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Bowie Kuli
Kuly
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Denny McLain
Ace DeLrott
Kohn
Melain
McLain
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Detroit
Kahn
VHF
Associated Press
Bob Bourne
Dixie
Takes Tips on Javelin From the Finns
Denton Texas AP Bill Schmidt learns javelin from the Finns and becomes a top Southwest thrower. He has reached 272 feet 1154 inches this spring and targets 290 feet then aims for the Olympics. The Canonsburg native moved to Texas after winning Pennsylvania state title and improved the school record.
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Tex
Bill Schmidt
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Southwest
North Texas
Texas
Canonsburg
Butler
Calvin Bowser
North
Finnish training boosts Hope javelin star toward Olympic goal
Bill Schmidt, once stuck around 220 feet, credits Finnish indoor methods and a heavier iron ball for lifting his form and strength. Now about 220 pounds and running 100 in under 11 seconds, he hopes to reach 290 feet this season and aims for the 1960 Olympic team, while continuing weekly javelin practice to refine technique.
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Thad
Schmidt
Arkadelphia Falls In Overtime In State Tournament
In the Class AA senior boys tournament Altheimer beat Arkadelphia 64 62 in overtime to reach the semifinals while Camden edged Marvell 69 60 and Searcy edged Greene County Tech 55 54. Camden meets Alzheimer in the semifinals and Searcy faces Harrison in today’s late games.
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Altheimer
Camden
Searcy
Arkadelphia
Marvell
Greene County Tech
Lonnie Weber
Feld
Camden Fairview
Newport
Bill Vining
Roosevelt Davis
Fred Lockadoo
Badgers
Alzheimer
Tim Womack
Randal Ferguson
Mike Martin
Schular Rowland
Walter Williams
Associated Press
Pel
Tech
Lions
Weber
Cary Rogers
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