Buffs Open Spring Drills Face QB Battle and Alumni Game
CU football launches spring workouts as Crowder tightens lid on his squad. Joe Duenas and three newcomers compete for the quarterback spot while Ken Johnson heals his wrist. The Buffs aim for 1972 potential amid a 10 2 Astro-Sprite Bowl finish.
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Penguins clinch playoff berth with 6 2 win over Blues
The Pittsburgh Penguins earned the final Western Conference playoff spot by beating St. Louis 6-2 as Buffalo defeated Philadelphia to keep Pittsburgh's hopes alive. Pittsburgh also needed a tied result against Philadelphia, which occurred at 4-4 on Greg Polis' late goal.
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Baseball Strike Talks Stall As Week Opens
In New York AP reports the baseball owners and players fail to reach progress on a pension dispute and plan renewed talks Monday. Players seek increased health care contributions and more from a pension surplus amid a long weekend of meetings.
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Retired players weigh in as baseball strike stirs debate
Former stars like Enos Slaughter and Bobby Richardson discuss pensions and the strike's impact. Slaughter recalls modest pay and frozen benefits while Richardson supports current players but doubts a strike is wise. Mizell and Byrne add views on ownership, public opinion, and fans.
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MacArthur Nine Tests Grandfield in Tuesday Baseball
MacArthur High School begins a busy week of baseball with a Tuesday visit to Grandfield for a 3 p.m. game on the Bearcat diamond. After that, Billy Wayne Smiths Highlanders travel to the Fort Sill Indian School invitational tournament for a 5 30 p.m. first appearance on Wednesday.
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FSIS Baseball Tourney Opens at Fort Sill Indian School
The ninth annual Fort Sill Indian School invitational baseball tournament starts with Sterling vs Riverside at 5 30 p m and Geronimo vs Amber Po casset at 7 30 p m. First round with four more games follows Tuesday and Wednesday with semifinals Friday and the final Saturday at 8 p m. Snyder won last year.
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Jeffreys Dominates Open Class at Motor Cycle Park
Jeffreys of Cushing won the Open class race at Motor Cycle Park on Sunday. Danny Ware and Rick Herbert of Lawton finished 2nd and 3rd. Donnie Elliott of Wichita Falls led the Ice race with David Wright and Billie Lewis placing second and third. Tommy Simms of Lawton won the 125cc, with Randy Cleek of Shaynee and Randy Seay of Lawton following. Cleek claimed the 250cc race title with Jeffreys in subsequent, unclear placement.
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Wells Wins Mat Crown in Open Freestyle Final
Wells of Oklahoma and Fred Fozzard of Oklahoma State captured titles as Japan dominated lower weight classes at the National Championship of the United States Wrestling Federation in Stillwater. Wells earned outstanding wrestler honors in the open division and posted six falls in 21 minutes 46 seconds. Fozzard, a former world champion, won the 180.5 top honor.
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