Grich Leads Orioles Past Cardinals in Exhibition Blowout
Rookie Bobby Grich, last season IL Player of the Year, went five for with two homers and a double as Baltimore routed St. Louis 11 0 in spring action. Dave McNally pitched seven innings, longest by an Orioles starter this spring, allowing two hits. Other games featured San Diego beating Oakland 8 0 and New York, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati posting varied results.
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Five Share Lead After First Round In Tulsa Open
The opening round has five players tied atop the leaderboard with a score near the 66 mark. Tony Jacklin trails by one stroke at 74 while Sam Snead and other veterans flirt with the lead heading into the weekend.
Cubs Rally In Ninth Beats Cleveland Forwin
In a late surge the Cubs score five in the ninth inning as Billy Williams doubles and Joe Pepitone Don Kessinger and others add hits to overcome Cleveland. Ton Santo homers for Chicago in a two run burst while Buddies Bell doubles for Cleveland. Willie Stargell Roberto Clemente and others pace strong hitting across the league with the Pirates Mets and Astros also delivering key blows in their games.
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Nine Favorites in 444 District Opener
Monterey Plainsmen favored to win the district title in 44AAA after a split voting. Donnie Moore leads the lineup with a .425 average and a no hitter two-hitter tally, while Odessa High is picked to top District 44AAA. Opening district play pits Monterey against Lubbock High at 4 pm at Mackenzie.
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Pappin Scores Late To Spark Hawks Victory Over Flyers
Jim Pappin broke a tie by scoring with 41 seconds left in the second period, lifting the Chicago Black Hawks to a 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers. Bobby Hull opened scoring, with Cliff Korell and Chris Bordeleau also contributing for Chicago as Philadelphia trailed in the West playoff race.
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Sweetwater and Dunbar Tie in District Tennis Duel
Sweetwater and Dunbar split a district K AAA round robin dual with Sweetwater winning seven boys matches while Dunbar swept seven girls matches to even the overall result. Brownfield leads the round robin at 51 19. Sweetwater sits at 48 22 with Colorado City and Estacado tied for last at 13 57. Dunbar 35 71 next faces Snyder 36 20 as both chase second place.
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Interceptions Abound as Spring Scrimmage Highlights Defense
Four picks against Jimmy Carmichael marked the session as Jimmy Carmichael completed 10 of 27 passes for 137 yards and two touchdowns. Coach Jim Carlen called the scrimmage ragged but promising with a week of work remaining before drills resume April 3.
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Wayland Queens collapse Belmont and reach Amarillo final
In Amarillo tournament openers Wayland Queens beat Temple Junior College 47 30 led by Marcia Shieldknight 12 points. Murray State College topped Belmont 66 4 as Teresa Windbush posted 14 points and 18 rebounds. Semifinals set with Parsons facing Wayland and John F Kennedy University meeting Murray State.
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Rice Netter Harold Solomon Cruises In Rice Invite
Top seed Harold Solomon advanced through two rounds with easy 6-2 6-2 wins over George Hardie and Luis Baraldi at the Rice Collegiate Invitational. Second seed Dick Stockton also won easily, while Trinity dominates the field with four of the top five singles seeds as finals set for Sunday. Solomon hinted at possible pro pursuit after college, praising his improved two handed backhand.
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Florida State FSU holds off North Carolina rally in NCAA clash
Florida State led 43 32 at halftime and extended the margin early in the second half as King scored 22 points and Royals added 18. North Carolina, ranked No 2, rallied late behind Dennis Wujcik and teammates but fell short after Pat McAdoo fouled out with 9 48 left.
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San Angelo Relays to Spotlight Odessa Performers
Odessa Permian and Ector pace the field at the 14th San Angelo Relays as four divisional meets run from Friday afternoon through Saturday. Dunbar and Estacado face strong contention. Permian and Estacado’s Kenneth Yates may miss top form but plan to compete. notable events include mile relay, sprint medley, 880 yard relay, long jump by Olda Lewis and Larry Isaac.
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Lubbock and Estacado Track Entries Collide In Meet
Readable entries show Lubbock clubs Dunbar, Estacado, and area athletes in sprint relays, hurdles, jumps, throws, and middle distance events. Notable names include Hardaway, Henderson, Collins, High, Bibbs, Smith, Williams, Davis, Garza, Avery, Howard, Jordan, Baldwin, Bryant, Yates, Connors, Lewis, Blakemore, Runton, Amnett Bracy, and Hines across 100 to 440 yard races, relays, and field events.
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Red Raider Golf Team Ready for Morris Williams Intercollegiate
Texas Tech golf, after two straight dual wins, heads to the Morris Williams Intercollegiate in Austin. The tournament runs Saturday through Sunday with standout performances led by Stan Wilemon Ham Rogers and Bucky Sheffield guiding the Red Raiders.
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Maryland Dolphins Rally Over Jacksonville to 26-5 Mark
Maryland built a 60 49 lead as NIT game saw t five players including McMillen Elmore and Renhaw step up with key field goals. Harold Fox led Maryland with 26 points while Renhaw added 18 for Jacksonville. Maryland improves to 26 5 while Jacksonville falls to 19 8.
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