Fates Smile on Denny McLain in Senators Debut
Denny McLain, the former Cy Young winner, started for Washington in a 5-4 win over the Yankees after 10 innings. Teammates Joe Foy Elliott Maddox and Tom McCraw supplied key hits as McLain yielded 11 hits and left with a lead that McCraw secured in the 10th.
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In All Star Games Gilmore Height Doubt Casts Light
Dutch Lonborg doubts Artis Gilmore’s listed height after coaching him in Dayton. The all star game ended 106 104 in overtime as Lonborg notes Gilmore may be taller or shorter than 6 9, with debate over his true stature. Lonborg had previously coached in Paris and praised his Dayton squad.
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Don January Leads Masters With Open-Hearted Grit
Don January the 41-year-old former PGA champion commands a one shot lead at the Masters after two rounds in Augusta with three under par 69s. Teammate Charlie Coody sits close, Tom Weiskopf and Jack Nicklaus chase, while Arnold Palmer laments erratic driving and bogeys. January explains his goal of earning 65,000 a year and his simple homeward focus as the tournament unfolds.
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Alou traded to Yankees for Klimkowski and Gardner
The Yankees acquire Felipe Alou from Oakland in exchange for pitchers Ron Klimkowski and Rob Gardner. Alou, 35, is a three-time 300 hitter and will add outfield or first base depth after hitting .271 with eight homers and 55 RBIs for the A’s last season. Klimkowski went 6-7 as a Yankees reliever. Gardner starred for Syracuse in the International League.
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Trevino Wins New Mexico PGA Spring Tournament
Lee Trevino shot his second straight 69 to win the ninth annual New Mexico PGA Spring Golf Tournament at El Paso Country Club. He skipped the Masters again, entering New Mexico as a last minute entry, earning $215.
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Pro Hockey Quarterfinals Summary
Friday results listed but no games Saturday. NY at Toronto and Boston at Montreal tied 1-1. Chicago leads 2-0 over Philadelphia. St. Louis trails Minnesota in their best-of-seven. Sunday's schedule: NY at Toronto, Boston at Montreal, Chicago at Philadelphia, St. Louis at Minnesota.
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Old Man Barnett Lifts Knicks Past Bullets 107-88
Dick Barnett scored 29 as he defied playoff doubts to lead the New York Knicks to a 107-88 victory over the Baltimore Bullets Friday, boosting their series lead to 2-0 in the Eastern Conference finals. Willis Reed took 18 shots but hit only four as Barnett took 23 shots and added six rebounds.
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Tigers Add To KU Skid
Columbia Missouri Kansas State University? Tigers sweep KU in windup, extending Jayhawks winless Big Eight start to 0-5 while Missouri opens 2-0 with 5-4 and 3-0 wins. Tommy Nunn, Steve Patchin homer, Wolf hits .437 with two hits in Friday game.
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Sooners and Tigers Lead Big Might Race in Baseball
Oklahoma State pushed by the Sooners as Oklahoma and Missouri press toward first place in the Big Might race. Colorado trails with 4-1, while Missouri and Oklahoma sit at 2-0. Swenton homered twice as Oklahoma State was swept 4-0 and 7-1. Kansas State beat Town State 6-1 after a 3-2 loss in nine innings.
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