Orioles Spring Triumphs Highlight Leadoff Spark
Orioles pitchers from the 1966 pennant era mix with new faces as they chase spring training wins. Chicago, Detroit and Houston battles filter through the notes with injuries and early season sparks. The day features key hits by Ken Berry and Chuck Hinton, plus rookie showings and extending shutout streaks amid a busy MLB slate.
Solunar Tables Schedule From Richard Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods is presented from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan fishing or hunting to occur during the Major Periods shown in bold, starting at the listed times and lasting about two hours, with Minor Periods shorter. Times use Central Standard Time and the date.
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Cardinals Rated the Team to Beat
The pitcher rich St Louis Cardinals opened spring as top NL favorites under Red Schoendienst. Strong pitching, power and speed pace a 10 win exhibition streak and near 100 by opening, with Brock Flood Cepeda Maris leading a lineup hitting .301 as a group. Pitching staff depth and bullpen questions linger ahead of final cuts.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
St, Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis
Red Schoendienst
Florida
Schoendienst
Lou Brock
Carl Flood
Orlando Cepeda
Roger Maris
Mike Shannon
Tim McCarver
Pittsburgh
Cepeda
Brock
Bob Gibson
Gibson
Nelson Briles
Steve Carlton
Dick Hughes
Ray Washburn
Larry Jasler
Mike Torrez
Hal Gilson
Tulsa
Wayne Granger
Joe Hearner
Ron Willis
Jack Lae
Javier
Maxvill
Shannon
Dick Schofield
Los Angeles Dodgers
Phil Gagliano
Ed Spiezio
Flood
Maris
Tor Jan
Dick Simpson
Cincinnatic
John Edwards
Alex Johnson
Pistons Even Series In Playoff Thriller
Detroit defeats Boston 126-116 to even the best of seven Eastern Division series at one game apiece. Dave DeBusschere scored 23 and made a key steal drive with 2 46 left, Eddie Miles added a fourth quarter rebound and score. In the West, Los Angeles beat Chicago 111-106 as Jerry West and Archie Clark sparked the Lakers.
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Detroit
Aitch
Monlay
Pistons
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Defiusscheré
Boston
Eddie Miles
Ldn
Celtics
Los Angeles
Lakers
Chicago
Dallas
Houston
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Dave Bing
Sam Jones
Bill Russell
Tom Sanders
Bailey Howell
Jerry West
Archie Clark
West
Lakars
Elgin Baylor
Clark
Flynn Robinson
Keith Erickson
Baylor
All Bull
Johnny Kerr
St. Louis
San Francisco
New York
Philadelphia
Archer Hates to Miss Out on Money
Pensacola Open champion George Archer spoke of balancing tour life with home time as he won with a 12 hole total of 268. He pushed past veteran Dave Marr and Tony Jacklin of Britain to claim the $16,000 prize, aided by a late burst of birdies finishing strong after a stomach upset in the opening round. Rattlesnakes are native to every state in the Union.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
George Archer
Archer
Donna
Mrs. Archer
Florida
Gilroy
Calif
Dave Marr
Tony Jacklin
Britain
Mast
Union
NBA and ABA Playoff Scores and Matchups
Playoff action from the NBA and ABA shows Dallas leading Houston 2-0 in a 5 game series after a 115 97 win. Pittsburgh holds a 2 0 edge on Indiana 146 127. Western Division results include Los Angeles beating Chicago 106 and Boston 116 126 noted. Eastern Division Tue games feature New York at Philadelphia and Detroit at Boston.
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Houston
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Denver
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Minnesota
Kentucky
Neesota
New Orleans
Olympic Cage Trials Open on Monday
The NCAA workouts for the U S Olympic basketball trials began in Indianapolis without Elvin Hayes who chose pro basketball over the trials. Lew Alcindor also said he would skip to focus on studies and the Olympic boycott. College players practice at Butler University daily from 10 a m to 6 p m with an East West All Star Game Saturday. Selected players advance to Albuquerque for the official trials April 4 through 6.
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Ind
U.S
Elvin Hayes
Hayes
Houston
NCAA
Lew Alcindor
Ucla St
Alcindor
Butler University
Evansville
Albuquerque
N.M
Martins Ejection Halts Dallas Victory in ABA Playoff
In Dallas 115 to 97 over Houston, coach Slater Martin enraged as a Pettway Beasley oncourt scuffle. Police escorted Martin away as no fouls were called. NBA results: Detroit beat Boston 131 to 116, Los Angeles 111 to 106 over Chicago, Pittsburgh led Indiana 1-0, Beasley 27 Somerset 40 Hawkins 38.
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Associated Press
Houston
Slater Martin
Dallas
American Basketball Association
Martin
Jerry Pettway
Mavericks
John Beasley
Pettway
Andy Hershock
Willie Somerset
Connie Hawkins
Pipers
Roger Brown
Indiana
Jockey Valasquez Wins Four Straight at Aqueduct
Jorge Valasquez of Pana, New York rode four straight winners at Aqueduct on Monday, extending his streak and adding to his meet success as he powered to the top of the standings.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Jorge Valasquez
Aqueduct
Ashe may join civil rights fight but avoid violence
Arthur Ashe, the United States first Black Davis Cup player, says he may voice support for equality without violence. He notes potential boycott of Davis Cup if South Africa competes and cites sympathy with nations boycotting Olympics. Ashe debuted at the Garden Challenge Cup, defeating Boro Jovanovic as part of a crowded opening round at Madison Square Garden.
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Breas Spotts
New York
Arthur Ashe
United States
Madison Square Garden
Lé Leavenworth
Tangy
UCLA
Richmond
West Point
South Africa
Ashe
Boro Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Chuck McKinley
Paunchy
Roy Emerson
Australia
Manuel
Santana
Spain
Madison Square Carden
Staub Could Be Houston Astros First Super Star
Cocoa Florida AP recalls how Rusty Staub rose from high school star in New Orleans to become Houston's first superstar. Scouts flocked to sign him. Houston offered 125000 over four years after nine clubs bid. Staub discusses patience at the plate, avoiding the long ball, and embracing discipline in the Astrodome era.
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Houston Colts
Astros
Grady Matton
Beaumont
Tex
New Orleans
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Rusty) Staub
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Houston
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Stub
American Legion
Staub
Philadelphia
Rusty Staub
Astrodome
Chicago
Baseball scores and upcoming games listed
The clipping lists various baseball scores and upcoming matchups with teams such as Los Angeles, New York, Oakland, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Houston, Baltimore, Chicago, San Francisco, Washington, Cleveland, California, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Boston, and more. It also notes spring training sites in Florida and Arizona with several city venues and dates mentioned.
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Mike Becht
Prass
Baltimore
Chieago White
Ori Se
Sox
Sfourth
Chicago
Ken Berry
Phoebus
Tookie Roger Nelson
Brad Mallman
Gary Peters
Mark Langer
Stu Miller
Eddie Watt
Atlanta
Tito Frandona
Horton
California
Jim McGlothlin
Chuck Hinton
Angels
San Francisco
Hinton
Houston
Philadelphia
Grant Jackson
Larry Colton
Rich Nye
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Joe Rudi
Gene Riley
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey
Los Angeles
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Minnesota
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Floyd Wicker
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Allison
Twins
Boston
Mike Epstein
Jim Miles
Steve Jones
Casey Cox
Washington
New York Mets
New York
Cinicinnall
Clevelar
West Palm Beach
Hope High golf team wins first meet of season
Hope High School posted its first victory 1042 to 74 over Fordyce on a windy, near freezing day at Hope County Club. Ralph Routon earned medalist honors with an 80, pairing with Danny Reyenga for 812 points. Fordyce led in later groups, but Hope sealed the win as Hairr Kemp and others contributed decisive points.
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Fordyce
Hope Country
AAA
el Dorado
Ralph Routon
Hope
Routon
Danny Reyenga
Secon
Terry Hairr
John Kemp
Focal Galefers
Magillee
Magnolia
Sid Moore
Hayes Won't Compete for Olympics
Houston AP Elvin Hayes says he will not seek a spot on the Olympic basketball team to earn money and develop his game. He notes it is his decision and denies any boycott pressure. Houston stars and two pro teams eye his services, with Hayes asking $300,900 over three years and favoring the NBA.
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Houston
Elvin Hayes
Hayes
Houston Cougar
San Diego Rockets
National Basketball Association
Houston Mavericks
American Basketball League
ABA
NBA
Podoloff Cup Goes to Wilt Chamberlain
Wilt Chamberlain wins the 13th Maurice Podoloff Cup as NBA MVP in a players’ vote. The 31-year-old center of the Philadelphia 76ers elevates a potent pivot offense with Hal Greer, leads in rebounds and field goal percentage, and steadies the 76ers as a dominant title contender.
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NEA
Dutch Dehnert
Celtics
Wilt Chamberlain
Maurice Podoloff
Tollolytook Dwods Bedah
Astatya
Chamberlain
NBA
Kansas
Wilt
Philadelphia
San Francisco
76Ers
Alex Hannum
Hal Greer
Nictory
Bill Russell
Boston Celts
Bobi Eee
Bob Cousy
Oscar Robertson
Enny Wilkens
St Louis Hawks
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Dave Bing
Detroit
Agia
Bettor Wins 21012 Twin Double at Charles Town Race
An unidentified bettor won 21012 Monday night by correctly selecting the twin double at Charles Town Race Course. The 7 6 10 2 sequence completed in the eighth race with Ragalu as a $19 winner, Chrissy paid $8.60 in the fifth, Rollin Jean returned $18.60 in the sixth, and Rosy Tune paid $40.40 in the seventh.
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Charles Town Race Course
Ragalu
Chrissy
Rollin Jean
Rosy Tune
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