Parker the Dodgers' elite fielder battles Hutton for first base
Dodgers rookie Wes Parker has a near perfect fielding record with only one error in 1,009 chances last season and is praised by Al Campanis. Tommy Hutton, sharing the job, shows strong defense with five errors in 2,160 chances two seasons, while aiming for the first base job. Hutton shows growing power and line drive focus in early camp.
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White House hosts interfaith services in East Room plan
Wilkinson aims to invite all faiths for Sunday services in the East Room with evangelist Billy Graham already involved alongside President Nixon. Wilkinson, a Norman Oklahoma church member, runs campus youth programs and has a son Jay, a former Duke all American who became an Episcopal priest and works in the White House.
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Lakers Beat Warriors For Laughing Home Win
The Lakers dominating 614 minutes with a fast break delight 10 147 fans. The littlest Laker scored 18 points including lob finishes while Jimmy King was out with flu and Chamberlain rested. Van Breda Kolff and West shared quiet banter as the crowd enjoyed a rare calm victory.
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Lakers Dominate Warriors As Chamberlain Sparks Win
West shoots 4 for 4 in first period as Baylor adds 3 of 7 in a 28-24 Lakers lead. Lakers pace remains strong in second quarter with 55-49 at halftime, while Ellis Mullins struggle for Golden State. Chamberlain blocks three early in the third as Lakers pull away before West rests in the fourth and Counts shines.
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Lakers Run Away With Easy Victory After Slow Start
Trailing 55-49 at halftime the visitors fell behind as the Lakers pulled ahead in the third quarter. After nine minutes they were 15 of 18 shots missing with the lead at 77-58, and the game became a one sided affair. Chamberlain blocked two shots while Baylor, Hawkins, and Egan contributed baskets.
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Phillips 66 Sets Two U S Marks in SPA AAU Meet
Phillips 66 swimming team established two national age group marks in El Camino SPA AAU events on Saturday and Sunday. Readouts include 11-12 girls A division 200 and 400 yard freestyle relays with top times by Yoshino Yoshino Pietz Tan and Kelly, among others, across butterfly, backstroke and freestyle legs.
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Fight Schedule Sparks Weekend Boxing Card
The schedule lists bouts in multiple cities with a mix of regional and national fighters. Notable matchups include Roger Rouse of Anaconda against Ed Parotre of Las Vegas and Ralph McCoy of Richmond facing Perez of New York.
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Fishing Fragments Record Bounties Across Coastal Harbors
Anglers on multiple boats and barges report catches including bass, bonito, rock cod, cow cod, halibut, and sand dabs. Ports shown include San Diego Pier, Oceanside, Seal Beach, and others with totals per site and vessel counts.
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Golf's Good Humor Man Tops Doral Open by One Stroke
Tom Shaw of Golf Illinois, who nearly quit after a back injury, captured the $150 000 Doral Open title by one stroke with a final 2 under par round. He led early with four straight birdies, faltered with an eight on the 10th, then recovered to finish 12 under 276 and collect $30 000. Tommy Aaron finished second at 277. Shaw, 26, turned pro in 1963 and bounced back from a 1966 auto crash that sidelined him four months.
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Dark Mirage May Race Again After Injury
Dark Mirage the 1968 three year old champion may race again despite a sore right foreleg. Trainer Everett King reports the injury not as bad as feared and sesamoids perhaps jammed. X rays due today after Saturday Santa Margarita Handicap bump at Santa Anita won by Princessnesian.
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Baseball Briefs Highlight Spring Training Buzz
Kansas City Royals expect Chuck Harrison to be the regular first baseman after a 13 5 intra squad win led by two singles and a triple. Hank Aaron contemplates retirement if he nears 3 000 hits this season. Al Kaline signs the richest Detroit contract at about 85000. George Scott and Jim Lonborg impress Red Sox camp while Ted Williams shines in Washington camp. Juan Marichal plans Phoenix visit amid holdouts Jackson and Monday seek more pay from Oakland. Mickey Mantle’s retirement enables Yankees to decide on Joe Pepitone at first base with Boog Powell sidelined and Frank Robinson slated for first base in Baltimore.
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Local Soccer Results Reach Montebello and Phoenix
In recent matches Montebello Armenians defeated Escandia 4 to 1 while Thistle beat Maccabee 2 to 1. Hollywood Stars routed Valley Germans 2 to 0 and Argentino edged Paramount United 2 to 1. Croatia won 2 to 1 over Lynwood Falcons, Saprissa tied Phoenix 2 to 2, and con Pedro Olympia drew L A Soccer 1 to 1.
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Karate Teacher at PCC Seminar Speaker Ed Parker
Ed Parker world renowned karate instructor and founder of the International Kenpo Karate Assn will be the guest speaker at the Success Motivation Institute Physical seminar. The event is Tuesday at the Pacific Coast Club. Parker born in Hawaii and living in Pasadena holds a high degree black belt and instructs many students from the motion picture industry.
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Evening league games at Poly and downtown
Tonight features 7:15 Douglas Sonics versus omes and 8:15 Nu Pike against D L Draperies, with 9:15 YMCA 21 versus Los Alamitos Youth Center at Poly. At Lloyds of L B 7:15 clash with Body Snatchers and 8:15 Douglas Misfits meet Magnolia Hospital, plus 9:15 L B Fire Fight at Wilsons. 7:15 Kingsmen face Red Hots, 9:15 V A Hospital plays Big Johns.
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Hockey score updates from multiple games
The schedule lists AL Hockey results with Springfield 1 Buffalo 1 Quebec 1 Rochester 1 and Providence 4 Cleveland 1 as the only games on the slate.
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Mortenson Leads Masters With Narrow Margin
Mor tenson extended his lead with a six foot birdie at the 18th and Gifford could not match from 10 feet. Gifford shot 73 with two birdie putts, while Cal State Long Beach finished fifth in the UC Santa Barbara Intercollegiate volleyball tournament behind UCLA and Stanford. The next round is Saturday at Old Ranch, with the final Sunday at Los Alamitos.
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Long Beach SCATS win eighth straight California AAU title
Sacramento report notes Long Beach SCATS led by 11 year old Gail Wyckoff and stars Wendy Cluff Cathy Rigby and Bev Marquette. The SCATS scored 270 points to easily beat Fresno Gym Club which finished with 180 for runner up.
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Caliente Race Results Highlights From Daily Program
Summary of multiple races with results including winners like Across The Sea and Poco Nogal, times such as 1:11 3/5 for a six furlong event, various payouts, and scratches noted for Crusher Rock Old Man Boots Rare Hemp and others. Includes pool totals of 92,728.09 and five winners paid 4,065.60.
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United States Indoor Track Team Picks PCC Spikers for Moscow Meets
Pacific Coast Club track and field members Tom van Ruden Ron Tull and John Lawson are named to the U S national indoor team for Moscow March 14 15 and a March 20 dual with West Germany in Keil The complete squad lists Grartes Greene Bill Gaines Leon Coleman Jim Kemp Ron Whitney Herb Germann Tom van Ruden John eaween Jim Crawford Barry Dulongi Ron Tw Frank Costello and Norm Tate Ji Shin Nick Brian Oldfield with events across meters 400 and hurdles.
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