Ex Cards Stacked in Favor of Phillies
Ex-Cards benefited the Philadelphia Phillies in an exhibition 7-1 victory led by three former Cardinals Carlton Montanez and McCarver. Carlton pitched six innings, Montanez drove in four with two doubles and a single, McCarver added two singles and an RBI.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Stephens Girls Capture State Title in Nail-Biter
Becky Everett sank free throws with 11 seconds left to lift Stephens Roadrunners over Guy Perkins 37-36 for the girls state high school basketball championship. Donna Moses scored 18 for Stephens, rallying from a late deficit as Lois Hartwick led Perkins with 14.
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Stephens
Donna Moses
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Jacklin Wins Playoff in Jacksonville Open
Tony Jacklin defeated Johnny Jacobs in a playoff for the $25,000 top prize at the Greater Jacksonville Open. Jacklin, winner of the 1969 British and 1970 US Open, parred the first extra hole after Jacobs bogeyed. final score 283, four-under. Jacobs, a Vietnam veteran, finished four behind. other notables included Bruce Crampton and Rod Funseth at 284, Arnold Palmer at 287, and Gary Player at 291.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
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Hidden Hills Country Club
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Vietnam
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Rod Funseth
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Funseth
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John Schlee
Jerry Heard
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
A-State Sweeps Doubleheader Over UIC Circle in Jonesboro
Arkansas State swept a doubleheader from the University of Illinois-Chicago Circle in Jonesboro. In game one Charles Blackburn pitched a two hitter for the Indians as A-State won 7-1, and in game two Mike Kelley delivered the winning RBI with a single while Bobby Harris earned the relief win in a 3-2 victory.
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University of Illinois-Chicago Circle
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96 Nominated for Derby
Hot Springs Arkansas AP Maribel Blums Hold Your Peace winner of Hiales Fla ming o Stakes heads a record three year olds nominated for the 100000 Arkansas Derby April 1 at Oaklawn Park. The nominees are very impressive and this group could very well contain the top colt in the nation. The derby has offered 50000 added since 1965. The 144 mile event also has attracted Roy E Andersons Spanish Riddle Fortis Stables Gentle Smoke J R Straus No Le Hace Robert Mitchells Our Trade Winds Calument Farms Tarboosh P L and C T Grisoms Billy Rogell Crimson King Farms Whitesburg and Audley Stables Grocery List.
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Amazin Nets Rally Past Indiana for 121 117 Victory
The Nets remained in second place in the ABA Eastern Division with a 121-117 win over Indiana, their seventh straight victory. John Roche scored 21, Bill Melchionni 23, and Bill Keller 28 for the Pacers. Carolina defeated Kentucky 121-113 as Larry Miller, Winchell Ladner, and Stew Johnson each had 23. Miller later set a league scoring mark with 67 points the prior night. Artis Gilmore 31 and Dan Issel 28 led Kentucky as they fell to 61 wins, an ABA record. Utah beat Denver 125-113 with Jimmy Jones 25 and Zemo Beaty 18.
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Larry Miller
Winchell Ladner
Stew Johnson
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Memphis
Artis Gilmore
Dan Issel
Colonels
Jimmy Jones
Zemo Beaty
Flood Sues Baseball in Supreme Court over Free Agent Claim
Curt Flood seeks to overturn baseballs reserve system arguing it violates antitrust law. Former Justice Goldberg argues the contract binds players to one team, while lawyers for the players say the system preserves competitive balance and should be governed by collective bargaining. A decision expected by late June.
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Associated Press
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Supreme Court Today
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Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
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Paul A. Porter
Louis L. Haynes Jr
New York
Players’ Union
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Louisville Anxious for Crack at UCLA
Louisville coach Denny Crum returns to Los Angeles on Thursday for a matchup with UCLA. Crum left an assistant post at UCLA last year to take the Cardinals job, and his team, coming off a winning stretch, aims to clash with its former employer in style.
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Tom Emory
Associated Press
Denny Crum
UCLA
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Cardinals
Lakers Roll Warriors 162-99 Set NBA Scoring Record
Lakers rout Warriors 162 to 99 in a game featuring seven players in double figures. Coach Bill Sharman called it a perfect game as LA showcased fast breaks and sharp shooting. NBA action elsewhere saw Archibald drop 45 for Cincinnati in a 135-105 win over Buffalo and several midweek results.
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Buffalo
Texas-El Paso
Dutchman Tom Okker Wins Kemper International Final
Evanston Ill AP Arthur Ashe blazed serves but Tom Okker of Holland fought back from a first set double fault to win 4 6 6 2 6 3 in the Kemper International final on the World Championship Tennis tour. Okker earns 10000 and, with partner, 900 in doubles at Northwestern Universitys McGaw Hall. Scurto Sets Kansas State Track Mark. Indians Beat Memphis State 71 64 as Hill stars in hurdles and sprints.
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Herrera Wins World Bantamweight Title In Mexico City
Rafael Herrera, 118 pounds, defeated Ruben Olivares, 118 pounds, to claim the world bantamweight championship in Mexico City.
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Rafael Herrera
Mexico
Ruben Olivares
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Valencia
Spain
Gregorio Peralta
Argentina
Willie Johnson
Miami
Fla
Central Is State Champ
Central finishes 30-2 after beating Parkview 83-70 to claim the overall state high school basketball championship. Don Nixon and J. L. High acknowledge Central as No. 1. Fred Allen and Danny McDaniel pace the Tigers with McDaniel scoring 30 points.
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Don Nixon
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Fred Allen
Danny McDaniel
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Lawrence Wells
Dexter Reed
Alfred Lowe
Princeton guards shine in NIT win over Indiana
New York AP reports Princeton beat Indiana 68 60 in the National Invitation Tournament as coach Pete Carril lauds guard Ted Manakas, noting another strong guard tandem behind Brian Taylor. Manakas starred in the victory with standout play.
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Brian Taylor
Princeton
Pete Carril
Ted Manakas
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NFL Rules Could Change Nature of Game in Maui Session
On Maui the NFL Competition Committee prepared to present owners with rule-change proposals to boost scoring and alter play. Suggestions include valuing touchdowns, reducing field goals, widening the field, limiting defensive movement, and changing sudden death rules for post season. A site for Super Bowl VII and other constitutional items also on the agenda as owners weigh the balance of offense and defense.
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National Football League
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NFL
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Paul Brown
Cincinnati
Tex Schramm
Dallas
Jim Finks
Minnesota
al Davis
Oakland
Fastest Car Trims Phoenix in United States Auto Club Opener
Dan Gurney’s All American Eagle, driven by Bobby Unser, set a one mile lap record of 141.996 mph to win the Phoenix 15 mile season opener for USAC championship cars. Unser survived three pit stops and earned about $10,000, saying the car can reach 190 mph at Indianapolis. The race featured several wrecks and slowdowns, with Unser noting the extreme speed requires careful driving.
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Dan Gurney
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Phoenix
United States
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Swede Savage
Solunar Tables from Knight's Guide Aid Plans
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed from Richard Aiden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps plan days for fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover to maximize sport and timing for each day.
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Wanted men and women for U S civil service jobs
Advertises U S government civil service openings for ages 16 and up with high starting salaries and job security. Claims many positions require little education and tests are required with low pass rates. Offers free booklet and qualification details via coupon from Lincoln Service Pekin Illinois.
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