Saints claim Easter Tourney title with 9 1 victory
Saint’s pitchers Bryan Smith 7 0 earned run average and Don Gardner led the way as Santa Maria beat Righetti 9 1 at Ellis Field to win the Ninth Annual Easter Baseball Tourney. Pat Kelly MVP hit 6 for 10 over three games while throwing out runners.
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Stargell Leads Pirates to 8-2 Win Over Cardinals
Willie Stargell hits a three run homer and drives in four as the Pirates beat the Cardinals 8-2. Bob Moose works 7 1 3 innings for the victory, helping Pittsburgh improve to 7-1 early in the season.
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Major league leaders and pitching notes by league
National League leaders include Wynn Houston McCovey and Morgan with top counts of 6 4 and 13. American League leaders feature Fisk Petrocelli Melton Cash Mayberry Rojas Garcia Hisle and Rees Betted ickson and Tenace with notable counts. Pitching leaders list McNally Ryan Coleman Kaat Alexander Watt Perry Drago Garber Splittorff Tiant Stottlemyre Wood with varied scores.
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Oklahoma forfeits 8 wins over altered high school transcripts
Oklahoma changes its 1972 football record from 11 1 to 3 9 after second string quarterback Kerry Jackson’s altered high school transcript was used for eligibility. The university voided eight victories including the Sugar Bowl, with Bill Michael resigning as assistant coach and Barry Switzer saying no other coaches were involved. In Columbus, Charles O Finley sold the Columbus Golden Seals hockey team to Albert Savill, announced by League Commissioner Bill Reagan.
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Gabriel quits Casinos talks after mutual decision
Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel ends negotiations to play summer ball with the Las Vegas Casinos. He was reportedly offered 100000 dollars for an eight game schedule with the team.
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Knicks deploy new plan crush Celtics in playoff opener
New York guards harassed Boston from the start as Dave DeBuscherre sparked a fast 8-0 run and Walt Frazier led scorers with 24 points in a 119-96 Knicks win to even the Eastern Division series at 1-1. DeBuscherre key on defense and offense. Boston’s Jo Jo White held to 15. Reed and Jackson contributed early scoring burst.
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Cabrillo Golf Team Places Second in Lompoc Invitational
Tim Lockwood led Cabrillo High to second place at the Lompoc Village Course invitational with a 79 as Santa Barbara won with 244. Santa Maria tied Cabrillo for second at 245 before a playoff gave runner-up to The Congs. San Marcos was fourth at 246. Alvari and Blakey tied for medalist with 77.
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