Bavarian Lo thar Motschenbacher to race at Riverside
The Bavarian racer Lo thar Motschenbacher returns to open wheel racing at Riverside International Raceway for the Riverside Continental Grand Prix on April 19 20 He will debut the Brabham Mk 10 Formula A car and serve as U S distributor for McLaren cars He plans to race Indy open wheel with Bobby Unser at Indianapolis Speedway as teammate on a Leader Card entry last May winner
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No Gloves London Boxing Debate Sparks Medical Study
British psychiatrist Dr. John Johnston argues bare knuckle bouts could spare boxers from disorders linked to gloves after studying 17 British fighters. He says gloves enable repeated head hits while protecting the hand, and notes issues like blurred speech tremors and memory lapses observed in many boxers.
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Pro basketball surge shifts spotlight from baseball to NBA
The article notes pro basketball's rise as the national pastime, with NBA games drawing 19,500 fans at Madison Square Garden in early April. It discusses TV rights bidding, network interest, and stars like Lew Alcindor, Bill Bradley, and the Knicks shaping a new era while baseball loses ground to football and basketball in popularity.
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De Vicenzo Battles Personal Tragedy Ahead of Masters
Roberto De Vicenzo reveals his 22-year-old son Roberto Jr survived a near fatal motorcycle crash near Buenos Aires two weeks ago. The incident nearly prevented De Vicenzo from playing in Augusta while the veteran admires good weather and golf and jokes about signing wrong scorecards again.
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Hancock names Eames as head football coach
Eames formerly line coach for the Hancock Bulldogs last fall is named head football coach. He succeeds Sam Vokes, who retires from coaching but remains on staff as head of the physical education department. Vokes will lead PE while Eames also continues as head wrestling coach with John Yasuda as assistant.
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Oddsmaker predicts division titles for four teams
Las Vegas analyst Jimmy Ryder picks the Cardinals Giants Tigers and A s to win their divisions this season. Cards 5-2 in NL East Giants 6-5 NL West Tigers 5-2 AL East A s 2-1 AL West Expos and Padres 300-1 long shots.
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Speedway premier opens with star drivers at Santa Maria
The 1969 Jalopy schedule at Santa Maria Speedway features three hired drivers Steve Stanley will pilot car one Darrell Walker drives car two and Bobby Randolph handles car three About 30 jalopy entrants expected for Sundays opener with a $400 purse All admissions set at 150 for adults and free for kids under 12 April declared a bonus month for the season's first of 14 events.
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Saturday MLB night slate with six interleague games
MLB Saturday schedule features Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Montreal at Chicago Cincinnati at Atlanta San Francisco at San Diego Los Angeles at Houston and St. Louis at New York with a night game lineup. Probable pitchers include Morehead at Oakland Brunet at California Horlen at Seattle Burbach at Detroit Ellsworth at Cleveland and Moore at Baltimore.
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Williams likens Epstein to Edison for constant experimentation
Washington Senator manager Ted Williams compares slugger Mike Epstein to Thomas Edison, praising his constant experimentation and willingness to try new approaches. The remark underscores Epstein's evolving approach as he seeks greater impact at the plate.
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