Fregosi and Davis Lead Baseball Writers Awards
Fregosi named Angels MVP and most inspirational, also winning Fred Haney Award. Willie Davis and Claude Osteen split Dodgers honors as MVP and most exemplified Dodger tradition. Ted Sizemore Ken Tatum win Rook ies. Bill Sudakis Andy Messersmith honored as Sophomores. Civic Award to late Robert J. Cobb. UCLA student Stephen Kennedy receives $500 scholarship.
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Ted Sizemore
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Ken Tatum
Bill Sudakis
Andy Messersmith
Robert J. Cobb
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Stephen Kennedy
UCLA
Baseball Writers Annual
Husky gymnast leads field in NCAA contest
Yoshi Hayasaki of the University of Washington tops the NCAA gymnastics championships in three events and the all around, also tying for a place on the parallel bars. He dominates still rings with 9.45 and leads the horizontal bar and all around before Saturday’s finals.
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UPI
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Rich Scorza
Iowa
Hide Umeshita
Pete Difurio
Temple
Ron Rapper
Michigan
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Iowa State
Paul Tickenoff
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Tom Proulx
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John Crosby
Connecticut
Minoru Morisaki
California
John Russo
Wisconsin
Darryl Miller
Brigham Young
Russ Hoffman
Bob Boose
Doug Boger
Arizona
Mason Buck
Tickenoff
Southern, Eastern cagers win big in Aloha Classic opener
In Honolulu the South beat the Midwest 104-90 as Joe Hamilton and Nate Archibald led with 24 and 23 points respectively. Jim McMillan sparked the East to a 98-96 win over the West after a 29-point deficit, with McMillan scoring 28 overall.
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Joe Hamilton
Texas State
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Texas-El Paso
Midwest
Columbia
Jim McMillan
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Archibald
Danny Hester
LSU
Dale Kelley
Northwestern
Tom Scantlebury
Nebraska
Hildenbrand Sets County Mile Mark In Lompoc Win
Lompoc Braves defeat Righetti 97-20 in a SBCL dual meet at Huyck Stadium as Larry Hildenbrand clocks 4:19.6 for the mile to surge to third in CIF Southern Section rankings. Jimmy Carter and Jackson lead multiple event sweeps with wins in hurdles, long jump, 440 relay, and more.
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Larry Hildenbrand
Santa Barbara
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Righetti Warriors
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Garife
Ribaldo
Mile—Hildenbrand
Cummings
Gilmore
Balize
Payne
Reed Dominates Knicks Rally With 36 Rebounds and Points
Willis Reed delivers a standout performance on a bad knee, posting 36 rebounds and 36 points to lift the New York Knicks to a 101-80 victory over the Baltimore Bullets and take a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Division semifinals. Wes Unseld totals 15 boards and 10 points in a personal duel.
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Jackson hits first spring homer for A's in Tempe
In Tempe Arizona Reggie Jackson belted his first spring homer and Bert Campaneris added a four run drive as Oakland beat Milwaukee 11 to 4. The A's collected 15 hits led by Jackson Alou Green and Fernandez driving in two runs apiece.
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Denny McLain
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Sam McDowell
Christ Short
Billy Wilson
John Briggs
Sam Parrilla
Phillies
Kansas City
Harmon Killebrew
Brant
Chargers GOLF Team Drill Lompoc In Loop Meet
Dos Pueblos Chargers surged toward first in SBCL by routing Lompoc Braves 35 to 1. Marc Melendez shot a four under par 67, a standout round for the league. Lompoc’s Mark Chambers led the Braves with 76, while Terry MacClure matched Perry Culper for 81.
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Lompoc Braves
Marc Melendez
Charger
Mark Chambers
Lompoc
Melendez
Terry MacClure
Perry Culper
MacClure
Suns seize 2-1 edge in Western semifinal over Lakers
Phoenix coach Jerry Colangelo praised a young and hungry Suns squad after a 112 98 win to take a 2-1 series lead. Connie Hawkins teamed with Gail Goodrich for offense while Hawkins added nine assists and 19 points before departing with 51 seconds left. The Suns outboarded Los Angeles 57 32 and attacked Wilt Chamberlain with a 30 18 rebounding edge in the first half.
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Rick Erickson
Washington State
George Irvine
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Fran O'Hanlon
Villanova
Los Angeles Laker
Geoff Petrie
Princeton
Erickson
Irvine
Phoenix
UPI
Jerry Colangelo
Suns
Los Angeles Lakers
Colangelo
Los Angeles
Lakers
Connie Hawkins
Hawkins
NBA
Gail Goodrich
Goodrich
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Wilt Chamberlain
Baylor
Chamberlain
Hap
Hairston
Paul Silas
Jim Fox
Joe Mullaney
East NHL teams jockey for final playoff spots
In the East Division final weekend five teams chase Stanley Cup berths led by Detroit with a 4-2 win over Toronto. Delvecchio scored early and assisted on Howe and Mahovlich, while Bergman added the other Wings goal. St Louis beat Philadelphia 1-0 as Jim Roberts scored unassisted.
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National Hockey League
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Delvecchio
Gordie Howe
Frank Mahovlich
Gary Bergman
Toronto
Norm Ullman
Bob Pulford
Leafs
St. Louis Blues
Philadelphia Flyers
Jim Roberts
Flyers
Giants rebound with 8 2 win over Padres in exhibition
San Francisco Giants slugged 15 hits to defeat the San Diego Padres 8 2 in a Cactus League game as Ken Henderson and Jack Hiatt homered and rookie Alan Gallagher added a triple and single. Other spring results noted include Detroit 11 Washington 3 and Oakland 11 Milwaukee 4.
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Far East
San Diego Padres
Ken Henderson
Jack Hiatt
Giants
Alan Gallagher
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Padres
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Washington
Oakland
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
Phillies
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Montreal
Baltimore
Houston
Cabrillo Golf Crew Earn First County League Victory
Cabrillo golf team posted an 86.8 stroke average and beat visiting Santa Maria Saints 29.7 at Village Country Club. Bruce Coggin and Tom Hansen tied for low medal with 84s, Coggin defeating Ken Lundgren 6 0 and Hansen toppling Jim Hooberg 6 0.
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Santa Maria Saints
Bruce Coggin
Tom Hansen
Coggin
Santa Maria
Ken Lundgren
Lundgren
Hansen
Jim Hooberg
Frank Roth
Paul Paoli
Clay wins Easter golf tourney at Hillcrest
Arky Clay set the pace at Hillcrest for the first Easter tournament with a 56 to win. Chas Fletcher shot 57 for second place, tied with Jim Meadows, while Don Johnson and John Reese both carded 58 for fifth. Ken Dix, Jim Carey, Floyd Dunlap, John Montoya and Jack Farley followed. Hank Santos scored two holes in one during the event.
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Hillcrest
Clay
Chas Fletcher
Jim Meadows
Don Johnson
John Reese
Ken Dixon
Jim Carey
Floyd Dunlap
John Montoya
Jack Farley
Hank Santos
Dodgers Aim to Break Freeway Series Slump vs Angels
Los Angeles hosts California in the Freeway Series opener as the Dodgers seek to end a 1-6 skid against the Angels. Claude Osteen faces Andy Messersmith with Jim Fregosi nursing a bruised knee and lineup tweaks possible in right and center fields.
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UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
California Angels
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Dodger
Willie Davis
Angels
Spice
Anaheim
Leftyhillips
Orange County
Claude Osteen
Andy Messersmith
Jim Fregosi
California
Phillips
Rick Reichardt
Bill Voss
Voss
Johnstone
Trojan and Cal track clash as Wolfe fields Garrison
USC meets California in a top duel as Vern Wolfe plans to run Edesel Garrison in the 1 and 220. Cal counters with Isa Curtis Dave Masters Don Couser and Ed Hart. Tallon may miss with mono, Stanford hosts UCLA with Wayne Collett headlining. Ramos signs with Senators after Nixon call.
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World Sports Promotions, Inc
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World Sports
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Isa Curtis
Dave Masters
Don Couser
Ed Hart
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