Senators Rally For Nine-Run Seventh To Beat Yankees In Exhibition
The Washington Senators erased a 6-0 deficit by scoring eight runs in the seventh inning to defeat the New York Yankees 9-7. Frank Howard hit a two-run homer off Mel Stottlemyre, while Ron Klimkowski gave up four more runs as the Yanks saw their lead slip away. Stottlemyre labored in his longest spring outing and Klimkowski endured the onslaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frees
Washington Senators
Mel Stottlemyre
Ron Klimkowski
New York Yankees
Stottlemyre
Frank Howard
Klimkowski
Yanks
Denny McLain
Atlanta
Steve Renko
Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota
Stan Williams
Birds
Elrod Hendricks
Leron Lee Komereg
Jose Cardenal
St. Louis Cardinals
Wally Bunker
Spring Training Focus On Finding Who Can Play
Mosley and a trio of Defenders shine as spring practice begins. Coach Carlen emphasizes two weeks of evaluation to identify capable players and eliminate costly mistakes from last season, with freshmen vs seniors readings improving as camp continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rives
Carlen
Rams Trade Mason to Redskins for Draft Pick
Los Angeles Rams veteran running back Tommy Mason 31 is traded to the Washington Redskins for a future draft choice. Mason played six seasons with the Vikings before joining the Rams four years ago and reunites with coach George Allen in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Tommy Mason
Washington Redskins
Mason
Minnesota Vikings
Rams
George Allen
Washington
Exhibition Linescores Highlight Early Action in Major League Games
In a busy slate, Exhibition Linescores posted four runs in the third inning to rout Kansas City 10-3. Mike Ryan drove in the tying run and Larry Bowa delivered the go ahead sac fly as Philadelphia beat Detroit 5-4. Milwaukee topped Oakland 6-5 behind Mike Hegan's homer and Phil Roof’s three RBI day. Tommy Dean’s homer and Nate Colbert’s two run double paced San Diego past Cleveland 6-3. Chicago edged California 6-5 with timely hits from J.C. Martin and Don Kessinger. Other scores included Montreal over Baltimore in a 9-7 win and St. Louis beating Kansas City 7-3. Schedule notes list tonight’s games across multiple cities and spring training sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Mike Ryan
Larry Bowa
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit
Phil Roof
Mike Hegan
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland
Tommy Dean
Nate Colbert
San Diego Padres
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
RBI
J.C. Martin
Don Kessinger
California
Levelland Pounds Clovis 16-3 in Home Swing
Levelland belted 16 runs on 13 hits to sweep Clovis. Grant Dukes went 4 for 4 with a first inning grand slam, Andy Reeves added a sixth inning homer, and Darrell Dennis homered as Levelland cruised behind starter Jim McCutchin who improved to 3-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Clovis
Grant Dukes
Andy Reeves
Darrell Dennis
Jim McCutchin
Bergman Critiques Texas Campus In Humorous Duster Tale
Burle Pettit recalls Bergman reflecting on campus life with satirical flair. He contrasts Texas campuses as crowded and hippie-filled, praising no one but noting sandstorms would win in a breeze against hippie crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergman
Texas
Kim Bergman
Brownfield Defeats Eunice 38-0 In Interstate Baseball
Brownfield's pitcher Mike Roberson struck out 14 with one walk and held Eunice to two hits as Brownfield won 80 in an interstate game. Roberson improved to 2-2, while Eunice's pitcher Jones took the loss. Brownfield moves to 8-5 on the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Mike Roberson
Eunice
Roberson
Porter Accused of ABA Pro Contract Amid Controversy
Howard Porter faces conflicting claims over a potential ABA pro contract. Reports say a signed agreement exists with Haven Industries and the Pittsburgh Condors, while Porter and Villanova deny it. NBA teams weighed in as NCAA scrutiny continues, with Porter attending classes and coaches demanding proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Jack Dolph
ABA
Ariefcase
Dolph
Jim Barniak
Philadelphia Bulletin
Yemployes
Haven Industries
At Porter
American Basketball Association
Barniak
Sfecord
Villanova
Don DeJardin
Philadelphia 76Ers
Te National Basketball Associaon
76Ers
NBA
DeJardin
Chicago Bulls
Téers
Chicago
Bulls
Max Shapiro
Jack Kraft
Kraft
Condors
Howard Porter
Pittsburgh Condors
Kansas City
NCAA
Warren Brown
Chaps take opener as Tech and LCC split doubleheader
Henry Garza homered and scored in the opener while Russell drove in runs for Texas Tech. A rally by LCC tied the first game, and Dave Hazzard drove in two. In the nightcap Tech exploded early with Hoffpauir, Ault and Ballard contributing, and Knight homered for the Raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Henry Garza
Russell
Ralston
Ault
Owens
Martindale
Don Spain
Dave Hazzard
Glen ‘Palmer
Palmer
Jerry Ballard
Barry Hoffpauir
Palmer Wild
Tech
Garza
Perez
Garcia
Walker
Texas Tech i
al Hofpaur
Tatum
Arza Cf
Norns
Thep
H Garcia
Rippee
Mrindle
Vittitow
Spain
Clark
Vogelec al Ralston
Hazzard
R.garcia
Suarez
Pierce
Ballard
Texas Tech
Withrow
W.d
Garca
Awe Lei
Ault Russells
Lec
S Tech Ab
Bi Ab
Hofpauir
Carver
Mrindal
Nash
Lewis
Hrnandz
Hazzard c
Wittitow
Hamp Clark
Kilmer
O Knightp
Redds If
Seber Atte
Totals
Vane Ehberee
Kant Russell
Knight
Pescas U
Don Barrett
Happy Sykes
Huff acknowledged as top prep lineman in 40 time
Ken Huff earned high praise from Gene Green a former Texas A&I coach. Huff from Coronado and Deerfield stood out as a first team prep lineman and all New England pick. His family links Texas and Navy. He signed a NC voucher then accepted a Tech football offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Gene Green
Texas A&i
Ken
Green
Coronado
Navy
Andrew F. Huff
Huff
North Carolina
University of Texas
Texas
Corsicana
Tech
Tribe Cuts Chambliss to Wichita Farm Team
The Cleveland Indians optioned Chris Chambliss to their Wichita AAA affiliate on Tuesday reducing the roster to 30. Chambliss had been working out at first base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRIBE
Chambliss
Tucson
Ariz
Cleveland Indians
Chris Chambliss
Wichita
Haywood Settles Breach Case With Rockets
Denver Rockets and Spencer Haywood end breach of contract suit as federal jury is dismissed. Haywood will continue with the Seattle SuperSonics after signing last December. NBA had fined Seattle $200000 for signing before graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Angeles
Denver Rockets
American Basketball League
Spencer Haywood
Haywood
Rockets
Detroit University
Seattle SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
Morris Pfaelzer
Frederick P. Firth
Denver
NBA
The
SuperSonics
Sonics
U.S
Warren J. Ferguson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yankees
Mosley
Redskins
New York
McLain
Knowles
Casanova
Stottemyre
Gibbs
W—Knowles
L—Klimkowski
Howard
Pittsburgh
Hinton
McClain
Perzanowski
Pudin
Jacquez
Eddy
Herrmann
Johnson
Marone
Cambria
L—Hinton
Louis
Norman
Linzy
An Simmons
Bunker
Fitzmorris
Clemont
York
Ul—Bunker
St. Louis
Lee
Kirkpatrick
Montreal
McQueen
Priddy
Wilhelm
Kins
Renko
Bateman
Spene
Laboy
Bai
Baltimore
Cuellar
Hall
Richert
Henricks
Boswell
Williams
Corbin
Mitterwald
Milwaukee
Isec
Parsons
Twitchell
Harrison
Segui
Locker
Roland
Tenace
Hogan
Bando
Messersmith
Fisher
Torborg
Hands
Bonham
Martin W
San Diego
Santorinti
Kelly
Ross
Nyman
Cannizzaro
Slocum
Pascual
Higgins
Foster
Fosse
Dean
Boston
Winter Haven
Sarasota
Flape City
Cincinnati
Tampa
Fla
Philadelphia
Orlando
Houston
Richmond
Greenwood
Miss
San Francisco
Phoenix
Winnipeg
West Palm Beach
Lolich
Hannan
Price
Wise
Wilson
Hoerner
Ryan
McAuliffe
Loliech
Tayler
Burle Pettit
LCC
Stan Tatum
Gary Ralston
Randy Walker
Joe Don Buckner
Mike Jones
Rex Stutting
Bob Newman
David Murphy
Jones
OB Craig Joplin
Phillip Carey
Red Raiders
Hoffpaulr
Steve Rippee
Ray Suarez
Hoffpauli
Doug Ham
Larry Knight
Bobby Lewis
Ken Huff
Firestone
Fed. Ee
Extar
Fitmany Huicks
Chryslers
Oidamophiles
Bernz-O-Matic
Jock Nicklaus
Akron
Ohio
CBS Golf
Westone Stores
Baker Company
Lubbock
Austin St
Winchester Square
Plainview
Indiana
Conoco
Avenue
Jay
Conoco Service
Ates Ls
34Th Street
Conoco Car Clinic
Bill Yates
Caprock
Conoco 50Th
Dalton Norris
Texaco
Rails
Tex
Howard Young
RED Raider
Denes Stadium
Gene
Fred Pentecost Redbud
Square Texaco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!