Yankees top Senators for first win of the season
The New York Yankees defeated Washington 6 0 behind Mel Stottlemyre three hit shutout pitching and 11 Yankee singles. Bobby Murcer drove in the decisive run with an eighth inning double as Carr, Cater, Kenney and White produced key hits.
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Milwaukee Triumphs 4-3 Over Angels In Tight Rally
The Milwaukee Brewers came from behind to beat the California Angels 4-3. Key moments included a late eighth inning RBI on a bases loaded walk and a two run sequence off Robert Pena and Ellie Redeguer. Harvey, May, and Harper contributed offensively as Milwaukee secured the win.
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LIU Cage Team Chosen to Represent U.S. at Hapoel Games
LIU will represent the United States in basketball at the ninth Hapoel Games in Israel from April 29 to May 5. Martin J. Cohen, chairman of the U S Hapoel Committee, announced the selection. Georgetown of Kentucky previously won the Hapoel gold in 1966.
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Oliva Switches Batting Stance For 1971 Parade
Tony Oliva changes his batting stance before spring training 1971 after posting a .311 career average. The Twins star, under a two year contract rising to 100000 dollars, hit .325 with 107 RBIs and 23 homers in 1970 and led the league with 204 hits in spring exhibitions. Manager Bill Rigney supports the switch as Oliva adapts to a new stance that raises his left heel and alters his box position.
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Floydada Pro Am Sees 80 to 100 Golfers In 36 Hole Event
The Floydada Pro Am is slated for Monday at Floydada Country Club with 80 to 100 golfers expected. Action begins at 10 a m. The partnership tourney April 24-25 offers 2000 in gift certificates to contestants. Defending champions are Kurt Sokolowski and Hal Schauer of Lubbock.
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