Hope High Bobcats extend unbeaten streak to eight
Hope High School Bobcats win 7-2 to stay undefeated in eight straight as Bill Rowland paces with a strong complete game. Rowland struck out 13, scattering two hits, while Sidney Waller drove in key runs with a triple and timely hits to seal the win over Cale Red Devils. Thursday, Hope travels to Texarkana for a pivotal test against the Razorbacks.
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Bill Moore
Hope High School Bobcats
Cale Red Devils
Bobcats
Hope
Bill Rowland
Tim White
Paul Young
Sidney Waller
Bubba Powers
Rowland
Cale
Waller
Cats
Red Devils
Texarkana
Razorbacks
Coaches Switching Schools Shake Up College Basketball
TED MEIER reports major coaching moves as Fordham’s Phelps moves to Notre Dame and Chuck Daly departs Boston College for Pennsylvania. The changes, fueling a surge to about 20 coaching switches nationally, see other programs reassigning leaders including Rutgers, Minnesota, Army, Indiana, Kentucky, UCLA, and Ohio teams as the season unfolds.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Hick Digger” Phelps
Fordham
Notre Dame
Charles
Chuck” Daly
Boston College
Pennsylvania
Phelps
South Bend
Ind
Moose Krause
Philadelphia
Daly
Jean
Dick Harter
Oregon
Johnny Inv
Denver
Dick Lloyd
Rutgers
Bill Foster
Jack Garciis
Utah
Musselman
Ashland
College
George Jianson
Minnesota
Bob Atught
Army
Lou Watson
Indiana
Iversity
Jim Richards
Johnny Oldman
Seth Kentucky
Denny
UCLA
John Dromo
Povnte
Dan Ifierty
Dick Campbell
Xacf
Ohio
Ron Mitchell
Canonero Waiting on Preakness
Canonero II, Kentucky Derby winner, is stabled at Pimlico awaiting challengers for the $150,000-added Preakness on May 15. The Kentucky-bred colt arrived after a 14-hour van trip from Louisville and will be exercised today as trainer Juan Arias prepares for jockey Gustavo Avila's return from Caracas. Pimlico lists 22 probable starters but Unconscious was withdrawn after milk ankle injury.
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Baltimore
Canonero II
Pimlico
Venezuela
Louisville
Juan Arias
Gustavo Avila
Avila
New York
Caracas
Aqueduct
A.A. Seeligson Jr
California
Seeligson
Bodcaw Pee Wees Win Final Tournament Title
The Bodcaw Boys Pee Wee team captured the Boys Pee Wee Tournament at Blevins by beating Emmet 41 to 25. They finished the season 9 wins and 2 losses with players Jerry Hollin Phillip McKinney Bruce Porter Ricky Rogers Rickey Ward Clifton Clark Steve Dillard Steven Rogers Dale Tatum Kenny Hicks John Ward and Glen Hollin. Coach Bobby Henerson led the squad.
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Bodcaw Boys
Blevins
Emmet
Pee Wee's
Jerry Hollin
Phillip McKinney
Bruce Porter
Ricky Rogers
Rickey Ward
Clifton Clark
Steve Dillard
Steven Rogers
Dale Tatum
Kenny Hicks
John Ward
Glen Hollin
Bobby Henerson
Solunar Tables Promote Prime Fishing Times
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below uses Richard Alden Knight's tables to guide anglers. It advises planning days to fish in good territory and cover for optimal sport, suggesting alignment with peak periods for success.
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Richard Alden Knight
San Diego Bat Stars Rally To Beat Atlanta 3 2
San Diego's Nate Colbert and Clarence Gaston power a late rally as Gaston homers twice and Colbert adds a solo shot to lift the Padres over Atlanta 3-2. Mets Cubs Phillies Cardinals Dodgers and Pirates wins also noted. Rain delays and other NL/AL scores included.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Alphonse Gaston
Colbert
Gaston
San Diego
Nate Colbert
Clarence Gaston
Padres
Atlanta
Oaston
Carol
Dana Michelle
Derone
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
California
Washington
Minnesota
New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Oakland
Pat Jarvis
Mike Lum
Braves
Sonny Jackson
Bud Harrelson
Bob Aspromonte
Johnny Callison
Ray Sadecki
Nolan Ryan
Callison
Joe Pepitone
Aspromonte
Danny Breeden
Danny Frisella
Sadecki
Jose Cardenal
Homer
Jerry Reuss
Cardinals
Ted Simmons
Joe Torre
Cardenal
Julian Javier
Phillies
Chris Short
Torre
al Downing
Downing
Millwaukee
Hal McRae
Dave Concepcion
Pirates
Riche Hebner
Rabetla Clemente
Bis
Bute
May Yet Run in Indy and Turbine Race Car Debate
Indianapolis scene features Andy Granatelli’s turbine engine controversy over size limits with USAC officials considering raising limits to be competitive. Story traces past attempts, qualifying records, and current efforts as teams explore turbine versus piston options amid ongoing debates.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Andy Granatelli
Frank del Rey
United States Auto Club
Parnelli Jones
USAC
Granatelli
Pratt & Whitney
Joe Leonard
del Rey
Jack Adams
Memphis
Tenn
Trenton
Palmer and Nicklaus Favored For Nelson Classic
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus enter the Byron Nelson Golf Classic as co favorites after a memorable duel last year. Nicklaus leads money list with over 106000 this season, Palmer seeks revenge for last year’s playoff loss. Winds at Preston Trail 7086 yard course challenge the field as Trevino, Coody, Beard, Green and others compete. De Vincenzo withdraws ill and Casper battles hip bursitis before the opening round.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Palmer
Big Jack
Preston Trail Golf Club
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Tallahassee
Dallas
Charles Coody
Frank Beard
New Orleans
Utah Leads 1-0 in ABA Playoffs Series at Kentucky
Utah tops Kentucky 1-0 in the best of seven playoff series. Friday and Saturday games list Utah at Kentucky with national TV coverage. Remaining schedule includes Kentucky at Utah on Tuesday and Wednesday if necessary, and a potential second game set for Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Kentucky
Utah
Tennis Greats Meet at Rome
Top-seeded John Newcombe of Australia met 19 year-old Italian Vincenzo Franchitti as the Italian International Open opened in Rome. Arthur Ashe, the second seed, faced Adriano Panatta with 12 of 18 pros eliminated in the first round and the event offering 45000 dollars in prizes and ranking points.
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Rome
John Newcombe
Australia
Vincenzo Franchitti
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Adriano Panatta
Italy
Roger Taylor
Britain
Roy Emerson
Newcombe
Ashe
Rod Laver
Chicago beats Montreal in double overtime to take series lead
Chicago edged Montreal 2 1 in two overtimes to take a 1 0 lead in the best of seven playoff series. Montreal visits Chicago on Sunday for the next game and the other schedule details follow with a noon local start and national TV coverage.
Twins Win Beat Yankees On Holt Homer In 10th
The Minnesota Twins tied the New York Yankees on Rod Carew's ninth inning homer and won 6-5 in the 10th on Jim Holt's homer as Lindy McDaniel faltered late. Cleveland fell to Kansas City 2-0, with Steve Hargan out six weeks due to a broken ankle.
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Associated Press
Wheel of Fortune
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Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Rod Carew
Jim Holt
Indians
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Ted Abernathy
Royals
Horgan
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Boog Powell
White Sox
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Carl Yastrzemski
Chicago
Luis Alvarado
Rich McKinney
al Kaline
Jim Northrup
Reggie Jackson
Jackson
A’s
Bill Parsons
Brewers
Johnny Briggs
Dick Bosman
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Fair Grounds Coliseum
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Scandor Akbar Treach Phillips
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