Brewers Manager Sees Steady Build Amid Tough Division
Tempe Arizona AP Milwaukee Brewers manager Dave Bristol says the expansion team must keep building patiently. He notes 65-97 in 1970, improvement planned with defense, a seven-man rotation, and a deeper lineup led by Harper and Kubiak.
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Brains Seeking Fifth Crown In NCAA Tournament
Regional pairings set with UCLA and Western Kentucky prominent. UCLA led by Sidney Wicks beat Southern Cal as Western Kentucky revived late to near upset. Meminger and Chanes paced Notre Dame and Marquette’s rallying, with Cosic shining for BYU and Ratleff for Long Beach State. Kentucky, Drake, Houston and others also noted.
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Saturday Cage Scores Showcase Large Upsets Across Regions
College basketball results span NCAA divisions with notable scores. Michigan 93 beat Wisconsin 73 while UCLA 73 defeated Southern California 60. Notre Dame 102 topped Texas Christian 94. Long Beach State 77 outscored Weber State 66. Regional brackets include Marquette 62 over Miami Ohio 47 and Fordham 105 over Furman 74.
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Krane Pool Belts Homer All Stars Top Reds 6-4
Ed Kranepool of the Mets hit a three run homer in the first inning as a mixed Mets Phillies and Cardinals squad beat the National League champion Reds 6-4. Other results include Denny McLain six innings for Washington in a 7-4 win over the Yankees and Harmon Killebrew’s grand slam fueling the Twins 10-7 over the Red Sox.
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Comprehensive Baseball Line Scores and Schedule Summary
Baseball lines from multiple games with linescores and players across teams including Kansas City Houston Chicago San Francisco Atlanta Montreal Los Angeles Pittsburgh New York Cleveland California Philadelphia New York and others. The report lists game results, home runs by players, winning and losing pitchers, and upcoming games across venues such as Cocoa Florida and Palm Springs California.
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Chaps close in on Denver with 132-123 win
Texas Chaparrals beat Memphis 132-123 to pull within one game of Denver for the Western Division playoff spot. Gene Moore led with 26 points, followed by Don Freeman 25, and Rich Jones and John Beasley 24 each as the Chaps won a third straight.
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Palmer and Boros Vie as 25,000 See Open Thriller
In a tense final round at the Citrus Open, Palmer and Boros battled to a late finish with Palmer leading early then falling behind before a late surge. Palmer’s 10 footer on 16 moved him back, Boros answered with birdie on 17, pushing Palmer’s all time money total to 1,540,271 as over 25,000 watched.
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Texas Longhorns Open Spring Football With Few Veterans
The University of Texas begins spring football training aiming to rebound from a 30 game losing streak era. Returning on offense are Eddie Phillips Jim Bertelsen and Jer ry Lisemore with several linemen and linebackers back on defense. Notable losses include Vorster Atessis Luenseh Cotton Speyrer. Alan Lowry will miss part of spring due to baseball duties.
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