Trade of wives shocks baseball world by Yankees pair
Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich, both Yankees pitchers, recount the remarkable life swap they and their wives agreed to five months earlier. Marilyn and Susan swapped households with their husbands and their children, while the teams’ managers focus on the impact on baseball and team harmony.
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Braves rally to edge Dons in late innings
The Lompoc Braves overcame a 2-0 deficit to beat the Santa Barbara High Dons 3-2 in a late inning bases loaded thriller. Ostler reports the rally featured clutch hits and smart situational baseball by Lompoc.
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Seagren Leads ITA Debut with 17-6 Vault in Pocatello
Portland and Pocatello host ITA meets as ex Olympians compete for cash prizes up to 500. Bob Seagren wins at Pocatello with 17-6, aiming for 18 feet in Portland. New pro tour eyes include Kip Keino and Jim Ryan, promising international interest and potential Olympic impact.
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Amateur hoop battle tests NCAA AAU authority before House panel
The NCAA accuses the AAU of acting as an outlaw by arranging a Soviet team tour without NCAA approval. AAU president Riveness defends legitimacy as the U.S. governing body for amateur basketball. House Education Subcommittee hearings focus on jurisdictional turf and potential legislative action.
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NIT Expands to 26 Teams Reflecting New York Bias
The 36th National Invitation Tournament added 10 teams to the 16 team field. Fairfield University, Manhattan College, and Rutgers were selected alongside Notre Dame, forming four teams unlikely to reach post season action without the event in New York.
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Phillies 1973 NL East Prospectus with Carlton and Ozark
Steve Carlton anchors a Dragonless 1973 outlook for the Phillies as Dan Ozark takes charge. The roster adds Cesar Tovar and three Brewers pitchers but lacks decisive impact players. Pitching shines with Carlton and Lonborg, while Bowa Tovar Harmon and Schmidt anchor the infield. Luzinski and Unser lead an uneven outfield. Boone shows promise behind the plate. Predicted finish: Sixth in East.
Local Sports Sked Lompoc Hosts Santa Maria In Sands Tourney
Today baseball features Lompoc versus Santa Maria at San Marcos High IV field at 3 15 p m. Sands Tourney opens with golf St Joseph at Lompoc. Tomorrow girls track Santa Ynez competes at Lompoc at 3 p m.
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