Washington Senators in Turbulent Spring Camp
NEA report on the 1971 Washington Senators notes management under Ted Williams, hitting woes, and a bold roster shuffle. Key figures include Denny McLain, Curt Flood, Frank Howard, Joe Foy, Aurelio Rodriguez, Ed Brinkman, Maury Wills, Tim Cullen, Bernie Allen, Mike Epstein, Tom McCraw, Darold Knowles, and new salary figures.
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Standings and schedule from United Press International baseball update
The East standings show Pitt and Phil as leaders with St. Louis and Montreal trailing. West features Atlanta Houston San Francisco and Los Angeles. Sunday results include St. Louis beating San Francisco and other outcomes with upcoming pitchers and midweek game slate across leagues.
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Hungarian fencer wins oil title at Junior World Fencing
Ediko Schwarzenberger of Hungary captured the Women's oil title Sunday night in the 22nd Junior World Fencing Championship held in South Bend Indiana.
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Shaving Strokes tips for keeping eye on the spot to hit
Frank Beard argues golfers should watch the back of the ball as the target point rather than the top. He explains concentrating on the hit spot helps keep the head still and prevents swaying. Readers are urged to order his book Shaving Strokes from the Lompoc Record for $1.
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McAlister makes 28 foot long jump a goal for UCLA
UCLA freshman James McAlister looks set to break 28 feet as coach Jim Bush calls him a potential Olympic gold contender. McAlister fouled at 27-10 in a 12,343 crowd as UCLA edged Stanford while USC beat California and Oregon in a Pac-8 double dual.
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Trojans Open P8 Baseball Title Defense Against UCLA
UPI reports defending NCAA champion University of Southern California starts Pacific Eight defense Tuesday by facing UCLA at Sawtelle Field. Junior righty Greg Widman, last season’s ERA leader, likely starts USC’s conference opener for coach Rod Dedeaux. Southern Cal also hosts California and Stanford next weekend at Bovard Field.
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Foster wins in AL debut with Cleveland in Boston win
Dodgers castoff Alan Foster finally shines in the American League with Cleveland. The right hander allowed only three hits in 8 1 3 innings and sparked a five run eighth inning rally as the Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 7-2.
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Squires advance to ABA semis as Nets fall
Virginia Squires beat New York Nets 118-114 to win the series 4-2 and reach the Eastern Conference finals. Charlie Scott scored 38 points, including 18 in the final 12 minutes to spark the comeback as the Colonels and Floridians pursue semifinals.
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UCLA Bruins Clinch Another Win Over USC
UCLA remains undefeated at 9-0 after a 5-4 victory over USC. Jeff Borowiak defaulted the No.1 match due to Marcello Lara’s sprained thumb, while UCLA played without Kreiss brothers and Haroon Rahim, underscoring the depth of the defending NCAA champions.
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