Twins Hit Four Homers In Comeback Victory
The Minnesota Twins bounced back from a 5-0 deficit against the Los Angeles Dodgers with four homers, led by Cesar Tovar and Rod Carew, plus Graig Nettles and Joe Grzenda delivering late-inning power. In other spring results, Atlanta beat Washington, Houston topped the Mets, and Montreal crushed Detroit, among multiple exhibitions across leagues.
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Funeral services for Mrs Ele na Thomas to be held at St Luke s Baptist Church
The Negro Community reports Ele na Thomas dies March 26. Funeral at 2 30 p m Sunday at St Luke s Baptist Church in Shepard. Hicks Funeral Home handles arrangements. Also notes sports and coaching updates from AP dispatches. Alvaro Pineda wins four at Santa Anita. Sam Bell named head track coach at Indiana University.
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Will Lew Alcindor wind up with the Knicks this season
NBA and ABA race to sign Lew Alcindor after NCAA title game. Alcindor favors New York, with Nets owner Arthur Brown offering a rich deal and a new Nassau arena. ABA and NBA discuss trade rule changes to secure the pivotman, while Alcindor’s future remains undecided as he heads home to New York.
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Baseball Preview Footnotes for Montreal NL Team
Montreals pitching staff features Mudcat Grant Larry Jackson and Larry Jaster as anchors with Don Shaw and Dan McGinn backing them up. Carl Morton tops the rookie bullpen, catching duties contested by Johno Bateman and John Buccabella. Maury Wills Angel Hermoso and Joss Loboy headline infield with Mehta Meta and Mack Jones pacing outfield. Bob Reynolds and Juan Rios among rookies to watch. predicted finish shows strong league competition.
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Remembering the Team That Almost Won It
NEW YORK NEA recounts Boston College guard Billy Evans recalling Bob Cousy’s last season as coach. Eagles reached the National Invitational Tournament runners up after a 19 game winning streak, with Cousy noting coaching rewards and family strain.
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Rico Carty returns to Braves after TB scare
Rico Carty, 24, back in spring training with Atlanta after missing last season due to tuberculosis. Manager Luman Harris says take it easy but Carty shows sharp hitting and base running, weighing 220 pounds with best weight around 195. Dominican native expresses surprise at weight gain.
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Cousy and Carty Rebuild After Sports Setbacks
The piece surveys Bob Cousy weighing a possible college coaching return and a pro comeback via summer camps and clinics, alongside baseball star Carty’s TB battle and recovery. It notes Ulmann and Sebring enduring the Grand Prix of Endurance, and mentions Red Schoendienst and a Braves pennant context.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Plan Your Fishing and Hunting
Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guides readers to plan days for prime fishing and hunting. The notice emphasizes using peak periods to locate good territory and cover for optimal sport opportunities.
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