Angels try to revive dying squad after tense meeting
Fred Haney led a 20 minute team meeting with president Robert Reynolds present to urge the Angels to battle back from a slump after nine defeats in ten games. Jim McGlothlin pitched well, Don Mincher homered for his 100th career blast and Kansas City fell 6-3.
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Marceling Lovee
Fred Newman
Robert Kerland Momiay
Andrenorint
Canvey Camweneris
Sshorlston
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Rollan
Laem Fairer
Dodgers fall short in New York and Chicago routs
Baseball headlines recount Dodgers loss in New York while Chicago and Baltimore post early wins. Notes on players like Mincher, McGlothlin and Fregosi, with quotes on pressure and team mood as managers discuss spring training impact and lineup changes.
Billie Jean Moffitt King a popular world tennis star
A San Francisco observer praises Billie Jean Moffitt King as a world class champion loved from Long Beach to Europe. He notes her high profile, vocal on court, and strong stateside support, with quotes from Berkeley and Palo Alto pros. The piece also covers Mike Romero, junior baseball programs, and Notre Dame recruiting roadblocks, plus Ollie Brown and Giants shortstop speculation.
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Alvin Dark
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No Runs No Hits No Game In California League Forfeit
Modesto Reds were to host a doubleheader with the Reno Silver Sox in a makeup rain-out but failed to appear. Eddie Mulligan, California League president, forfeited both games, lifting Modesto to fourth place at 16 47 and dropping Reno to fifth at 16 48.
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Rea
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Sports Calendar Highlights From The Evening Lineup
Horse racing at Hollywood Park 1 45 p m CIF baseball playoffs Wilson versus Notre Dame Blair Field 3 p m Millikan at South Torrance 3 15 p m Roller Games Olympic Auditorium 7 10 p m Baseball Angels versus Athletics Anaheim Stadium 8 p m Tennis International Pro Tourney Los Angeles Tennis Club pm Wrestling Municipal Auditorium pm Motorcycle Racing Trojan Speedway 8 p m Radio Dodgers versus Mets KFI S 10 p m Angels versus Athletics KMPC 8 p m Television Roller Games KTLA 5 8 pm
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Ex Trojan, Dodger Come Back to Hannt O'Malley Bavasi
New York Dodgers stumble as Tom Seaver returns from USC roots to haunt them. Mets win 5-2 in opener of eighth place battle, Seaver 4-2 with four complete games and 453 batting average. Davis goes 0-for-3 driving in Dodgers’ lone run. Seaver’s squeeze play helps break the game open in the sixth.
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Lee Joins New Orleans Buccaneers From Warriors
Clyde Lee, Vanderbilt star and ABA standout, signed a long term deal with the New Orleans Buccaneers after leaving the San Francisco Warriors. Lee, a 23 year old 10 season veteran, says he preferred playing near home and will adapt to a new coach and teammates.
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American Basketball Assn
Clyde Lee
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Assn
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Feerick
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Kansas City Kangaroos Join A's Traveling Act
Kansas City Kangaroos join the Athletics as two females and one albino male travel companions. A's owner Charles Finley announced the trio will travel from Sydney to games in green and gold ribbons, touring ballparks in air conditioned transport and even wearing caps for road games.
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