NBA Scores and Results From UPI Summary
Wednesday results include Boston 95 over Buffalo 92 and Washington 112 over Houston 85. Detroit 97 beat Chicago 89 while Phoenix 108 defeated Los Angeles 106 and Seattle 99 triumphed over KC-Omaha. Thursday lists New York at Cleveland.
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Verbum Dei's Greenwood earns CIF 4-A MVP honors
David Greenwood, 6-10 senior center for Verbum Dei, is named CIF Southern Section 4-A MVP by the Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation panel. The Eagles, coached by James Hunter, posted 22 wins and a 2% season ending in a semifinal loss to Palos Verdes. Eight returning CIF all stars highlight a strong all league showing across the 4-A teams.
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Citizen’s Savings Athletic Foundation
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Palos Verdes
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Crespi
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Crescenta Valley
Roy Hamilton
Rich Branning
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Jim Sperling
Buena
Greg Hunter
Serra
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Jeff Weber
Fullerton
Michael Wiley
James Hunter
Santa Barbara
John Gibson
Morningside
Keith Anderson
Don Carfino
St. John Bosco
Terry Carney
St. Anthony
Derek Davis
Compton
Tom Spillane
Daryll Adams
Jim Weber
Lompoc bowlers shine in Missile Cities tourney results
In Santa Maria at Rancho Bowl the 19th Missile Cities Association event saw Millie Lehmann win the All-Events scratch title with 1718 pins. Jean Villardi posted a 607 series and Vickie Powell bowled an all-spare 181.
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Milt’s season forecast picks Orioles and Reds to win
Milton Richman selects Baltimore in the American League East and Cincinnati in the National League West as his bets for the 1970 season. He analyzes rosters, pitching needs, and key players like Palmer, Hunter, Nolan, Concepcion, and Rose, predicting outcomes across divisions.
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UPI
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Cincinnati
Oakland
Catfish Hunter
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Philadelphia
Phillies
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Mike Schmidt
Greg Luzinski
Willie Montanez
Aaron Powers Brewers Into Spring with First Homer and Sellout Hopes
Henry Aaron belted a homer as the Brewers beat the Padres 51 in Sun City Arizona. Milwaukee predicts an opening day sellout at County Stadium April 11 with more than 36 000 tickets sold and 10 000 bleachers available if all 39 598 seats sell. Dick Hackett credits Aarons arrival for surge in fan interest and the teams strong winter. Dave McNally remains slated to start for Montreal on opening day.
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