Mets Fans Reassured As Tom Terrific Returns To Form
Pete Tom Terrific Seaver shows shoulder looseness and good velocity in four inning appearance against the Dodgers as the Mets and spring training rivals play. Seaver, paid 120000 annually, declares the shoulder loose and his stuff strong after a 12 day layoff. Other games feature Detroit Yankees, Philadelphia Kansas City, St. Louis Cincinnati, and more spring action with notable performances from Joe Coleman Rich McKinney and Ted Sizemore.
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Associated Press
Joan Payson
National League Baseball
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Kinks
Mets
Los Angeles
Seaver
Detroit
New York Yankees
Philadelphia
Kansas
Dodgers
Don Sutton
Joe Coleman
Yankees
Rich McKinney
New York
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Mickey Stanley
Tiger
Billy Champion
Rick Fusari
Kansas City
Phils
Paul Splittorff
Bill Butler
Ted Abernathy
Rick Wise
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ted Sizemore
George Altman
Tokyo Lotte Orions
San Francisco
Fran Healy
Houston
Bob Watson
Atlanta
Darrell Evans
Braves
Eagles To Meet Texans Tuesday
Eisenhower High seeks a third straight victory after beating Adarko Wichita Falls Rider to open the season. Pitching may feature Darrell Cofer Kevin Hall and Danny Marley with Ike’s lineup led by Ron McNeil and Leo Holmes.
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Eisenhower High
Wichita Falls High
Eagles
Anadarko
Wichita Falls
Altus
Ike
Darrell Cofer
Kevin Hall
Danny Marley
Don Salmon
Ron McNeil
Leo Holmes
McNeil
Holmes
Mike Smith
Louis Rodrigues
Henry Brandt
Alan Munson
Mike McLemore
Jesse Igarta
Larry Francisco
Keith McDonald
Jeff Burge
Coyotes
Mac Defeats Marow In One Hit Pitching Duel
Ronnie Jackson pitched a complete game one earned run over nine innings to lift Mac past Marlow 2 to 1. Eight walks and 12 strikeouts marked his control issues while preserving the win as Marlow stranded nine runners.
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Rudi
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Frank Fernandez
Cubs
Clay Kirby
San Diego
Jim Lonborg
Milwaukee
Padres
Brewers
Derrel Thomas
Ray Fosse
Cleveland
California
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MacArthur
Marrow
Mac
Ronnie Jackson
Jackson
John Bob Dixon
Dixon
Frank Adams
Highlander
Doug Jones
Bob Williams
Darrell Dawkins
Herbie Shaw
Jimmy Hall
Hall
Dawkins
Highlanders
Norm Easter
Easter
William
Shaw
Adams
Terry Dennis
Robert Wakefield
Kusbeth
Anadarko
Old Boxers Fight Again For Charity In Philadelphia
Eleven former world boxing champions volunteered their time for a charity exhibition night in Philadelphia. Eight fought in three one minute rounds with notable matchups including Willie Pep vs Sandy Saddler and Rocky Graziano vs Jake Lamotta. referees included Billy Conn and Jersey Joe Wolcott.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Association of
Willie Pep
Sandy Saddler
Harold Johnson
Danny Bucceroni
Rocky Graziano
Jake Lamotta
Chuck Davey
Chico Vejar
Davey
Giardello
Jersey
Joe Wolcott
Camden County
New Jersey
Titans Ride Fuqua Torch To Postseason Wins
Richie Fuqua poured 42 points as Oral Roberts beat Memphis State 94 74 in the National Invitation Tournament quarterfinals. Maryland topped Syracuse 71 65 and Princeton edged Niagara 74? Q uarterfinal results set semifinal matchups with St. John’s facing Oral Roberts and Maryland meeting Princeton.
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Madison Square Garden
Richie Fuqua
St. John’s
N.Y
Frank Mu Zoff
Oral Roberts
Fuqua
Memphis State
Titans
Tigers
Malroff
Princeton
Niagara
Jacksonville
Lafayette
Maryland
Syracuse
Lawton Constitution Recaps High Scoring Upset Victory
The article notes Lawton Constitution sports coverage praising a team that shocked many by defeating Memphis State. A professional scouting agency comments on the nation’s highest scoring club and their relentless pace, saying they exhausted two officials by rushing the court and forcing rapid, repeated calls.
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Memphis State
State Stars Face Iowa Cage Power
Parsons Iowa visits Sterling for an AAU women's exhibition as coach Bob Spencer aims to make the trip an annual event. The Sterling lineup features seniors led by Cheryl Jacobi and Vicki Sizemore plus 1971 All-Staters Enoch, Pester, Green, and 1969 selections Elder and Beth Enoch, all from area schools and Southwestern State College. Potts coaches Sterling with a double post offense as the Iowa club seeks a high-scoring, full-court battle under AAU rules with admission set at 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Parsons
Iowa
Pam
Bob Spencer
Spencer
Amarillo
Janice Fuller
Oklahoma
Susan Enoch
Central
Donna Pester
Canton
Carol Green
Wakita
Beth Enoch
Jackie Elder
Elk City
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
M. W. Potts
AAU
Sill Hosts FCA Visit Of Champs
Fort Sill hosts a two day Visit of Champions featuring six Dallas Cowboys and two coaches with other pro players and Miss Teenage America 1972 Debby Patton. The event includes noon luncheon and visits to major Fort Sill commands to discuss faith sports and career impact.
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Fort Sill
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Mike Clark
Dan Reeves
John Niland
Billy Truax
Mike Ditka
Bob Asher
Ray Renfro
Jim Meyers
Bob Lilly
George Andrie
Lance Alworth
Detroit Lion
Steve Owens
Oklahoma University
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh Steelers
Debby Patton
Dallas
Artillery Row
Bunny Martin
Don Maynard
York York Jets
Ted Coy
Buffalo Bills
Gus Holloman
John Littie
New York Jets
Don Demeter
Los Angeles Dodger
Bill Krisher
FCA
Pittsburgh
Cowboys Lead OU Golf Meet
Oklahoma State holds a 13 stroke lead after the first round at Norman. Danny Edwards shot 70 to spark OSU’s 289 team total, with Ted Goin and Dave Barr close behind. Texas trails in second at 302 with Crenshaw and Kite missing due to Masters Tournament invites. Wichita State and Oklahoma Central State tie for third at 305.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Danny Edwards
Ted Goin
Dave Barr
Oral Roberts
University of Texas
OSU
Longhorns
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
Wichita State
Oklahoma Central State
Fletcher No Hit Leads 7-2 Win Over Raiders
Fletcher rode a nine strikeout no hitter by Larry Pahcaddy and ten Lawton errors to defeat the Raiders 7-2. Ronnie Love added a triple for Fletcher as Robbie Perkins suffered the defeat, with 10 unearned runs backing him. The teams meet again in a doubleheader at Fletcher next Tuesday.
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Larry Pahcaddy
Fletcher
Ronnie Love
LHS Red Raiders
Robbie Perkins
Perkins
Flood in Supreme Court Fight Over Reserve Clause
Arthur J. Goldberg arguing for Curt Flood says the reserve clause binds players to one team and violates antitrust laws and the antislavery amendment. He cites group boycott abroad and warns of blacklist across countries. The owners defend the clause as essential to competitive balance while noting baseball’s 1922 antitrust exemption. The justices studied arguments and will rule by June.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Curt Flood
High Court
Goldberg
Mexico
Japan
Bowie Kuhn
Flood
Bill to Extend Quail Hunting Season Approved
Oklahoma Senate approves bill extending quail season from 25 to 42 days and adds Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday hunting. The measure would allow hunting until February 1 and return to the House for Senate amendments consideration.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
House
Prime Bird Wins Narragansett Park Spring Handicap
At Narragansett Park R J Prime Bird clocked 124 lengths for a clear win over Boswell Junior in the Spring Handicap. Baltimore Great Beer Lobe also appears in the racing market with a $46 figure attached.
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Pawtucket
R.J
Prime Bird
Boswell Junior
Baltimore
Golf Officers To Be Elected
The Municipal Men's Golf Association will elect 1972 officers in a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting at Muny. All members are urged to attend and guests are invited.
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Municipal Men's Golf Association
Muny
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