Pro Basketball Playoff By THE SA TBD PRESS
New Orleans and Pittsburgh lead a best of seven in the playoff scene with Friday games canceled. Other notes include daily results across major leagues, standings, and upcoming matchups featuring New York Chicago Oakland Boston and California with several postponements due to weather.
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Texas League results report from Friday evening games
The Associated Press notes Arkansas defeated Albuquerque 5 to 4 while Memphis beat El Paso 8 to 4. Amarillo at Shreveport and San Antonio at Dallas Fort Worth were postponed due to rain. Albuquerque at Arkansas and El Paso at Memphis also listed, with Amarillo noted at Worth (2).
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Opening day tensions in outdoor anglers and wild cutter races
A New York themed Outdoor Notebook piece blends ribbing of spoof fly fishermen with a vivid scene of opening trout season. The author contrasts purist fly fishing with phonies and recounts a remote river trip interrupted by a competitor flaunting worms and a fresh creel. The tale then shifts to Wyoming style cutter races, with homemade chariots and daring drivers. The piece closes with a humorous exchange over worms and a purist’s retreat.
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HOPE
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Gay Blade 'Dull' on Weekends
Earl Wilson Detroit’s star pitcher discusses bachelor life between starts. He favors night clubs in Boston and Los Angeles trips to San Diego, San Francisco, and Minneapolis for dating, avoids dull towns like Cleveland and Washington, and notes he stays in hotel rooms to stay sharp before games.
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Chi Chi Rodriguez Quick Witted Golf Star Shares Laughs
New York INEA profile of Chi Chi Rodriguez a 120 pound Puerto Rico born golf giant. He jokes about tomato juice as a thermometer and recalls Masters stories while detailing his rise from poverty with a hot putter and powerful drive. He values humor, travel, and giving back to aspiring players.
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INEA
Rodriguez
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Mexico
Oddities and Anecdotes From a Sunday Sports Page
The column blends quirky remarks about golfers and pros like Miller Barber, nicknamed The Mysterious Mr. X, with recollections of baseball figures such as Sal Bando and Al Dark. It references Jim Brown leaving football for film, a cinema agent’s earnings, and scattered notes on players’ early careers and minor league paths.
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Beanie Jackson
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