Coronado Triumphs Over Lubbock High In 4-AAAA Clash
Coronado defeated Lubbock High 10 to 3 in a 4-AAAA league game. The sports notes cover All-Loop selections in junior college, boxing results featuring Jose Napoles and Cassius Clay, and various college and professional sports updates across the country.
Bewley Bags Two Homers as Coronado Triumphs
Coronado hammered Lubbock High 15 hits led by Mike Bewley and Chuck Oakley in a 10-3 District 4-AAAA win at Mackenzie Park. Bewley hit his second homer, Oakley added a two-run shot and two singles, while Arlen-Patton earned the win for Coronado to move to 2-2 on the mound. Lubbock High dropped to 1-2 amid gusty 45 mph winds that hampered pitching.
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Blues Rally Past Canucks As Unger Nets Two
Garry Unger scored his 35th and 36th goals of the season guiding the St Louis Blues to a 2-1 win over the Vancouver Canucks. He tallied the winner in the final period after a scramble near the Canucks goal as Edo Dyck allowed a deflection past him. Bobby Schwanst opened the scoring for Vancouver, with Jacques Caron in goal for St Louis.
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Scones. NBA PLAVORES Golden State 117 Milwaukee 16 eGold en State
NBA scores and college baseball notes appear with scattered results. The fragment mentions Golden State leading Milwaukee in a best of seven and lists college teams and scores including Texas Lutheran Gustavus and Houston plus Detroit and Boston.
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Monterey Leads 4-AAAA Golf Meet as DeTournillon Stays Medalist
Monterey builds a 1477 total to lead Plainview by 64 while DeTournillon remains the medalist with a 350 total. Tuesday scores include Locke 74 and Peck 74 for Monterey and Allen 74 for Plainview, with Lubbock High and Coronado among other teams posting mid 300s in the district event. Final district round set for Hereford on April 8 with Amarillo Relays on April 1 for loop golfers.
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Jay Anderson
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Mark Noble
TGCYD Net Meet Set April 3
The Texas Girls Youth Development North Zone Tournament will be held Saturday April 8 at the Coroniado Tennis Center starting at 9 am. Three age groups 14 under 12 under and 10 under. Winners and runners up in each group advance to the South Zone for state tournament May 19 21 in Dallas. Contact Allen Holtman at 795-2396 for participation.
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Ex Astros Star Robertson Drives Pirates Past Cardinals
In an exhibition game the Pirates topped the Cardinals 6-2 as Steve Blass pitched seven scoreless innings and Bob Robertson hit two home runs. Robertson connected for five homers and 16 RBIs this spring as the Pirates won despite several roster rotations.
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Showdown Set In 5AAAA Race
Abilene High and Odessa High enter Thursday with 3 0 records after tight wins. Abilene edged Midlands 2 1 while Odessa took San Angelo 3 2 in nine innings. Odessa now 16 0 overall and Abilene 9 6. Permian beat Big Spring 6 3 and Midland Lee topped Abilene Cooper 4 3. Lamesa improved to 7 3 with an 8 6 non district win over Kermit. Wayne Hogg hit a grand slam and Kent McCurley added a solo shot as Harris Palmer and Palmer pitched well.
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Exhibition Linescores Report Hits and Misses Across Leagues
Baseball linescores from exhibitions show Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Detroit, Los Angeles, Cleveland, San Francisco, Milwaukee against various opponents. Notable HRs by Robertson, Kaline, Freehan, Davis, and intraleague matchups listed with starting pitchers and eventual winners. Today’s games include Philadelphia vs Cincinnati and St. Louis vs New York among others at spring training sites Florida and Arizona venues.
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LCC Sweeps UTEP In Twin Bill 7-3 and 2-1
Lubbock Christian College beat Texas El Paso 7-3 in extra innings and 2-1 in the nightcap. Henry Garza starred on mound and at plate, with Rodney Cox earning the opener win and Mark Blau plus Vittitow key at bats. Garza’s triple and a late error helped LCC extend its win streak to three while UTEP dropped to 8-16.
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Plainsmen outslug Plainview in 22-16 district clash
Monterey Plainsmen beat Plainview Bulldogs 22 to 16 at Lowery Field. The Plainsmen jumped 14-0 after three innings and finished with 19 hits while Plainview tallied 15. Horn led with two doubles and four RBIs. Killion and Ashby added two doubles each and three hits apiece.
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Fairey Delivers Expos in 10th Inning Victory
Jim Fairey singled home Gary Sutherland with the winning run in the 10th as the Montreal Expos beat the Atlanta Braves 5 to 4 in an exhibition game in West Palm Beach. Fairey doubled to start the 10th and stayed scoreless in 16 1 3 spring innings prior to the hit. The Braves had finally scored in the second after a 23 inning drought.
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Houston Golf Team Cruises to 47 Stroke Win
The University of Houston golf team dominated Houston Baptist College with a 733 to 780 victory, sweeping the meet by 47 strokes.
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Brent Jacksonville Sophanics Pro Pact
Jacksonville University center David Brent, a 7-foot sophomore, signed with the Memphis Pros of the American Basketball Association for a five year deal reportedly worth up to 75 000 annually plus a 1972 Lincoln Mark IV and 10 000 cash. Brent left college eligibility to play pro basketball near his St Louis home and helped his team finish high in the NIT.
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