Jr Strikers seek league mates for Pee Wee football in Springfield
A Springfield area pee wee football coach appeals for nearby teams within 40 to 70 miles to form a league for the Jr. Strikers ages 9 to 12. With a 20-3-2 regular season and 1-2 postseason record, the club stresses disciplined play, weight diversity, verified player statements, and a strong injury prevention program as it warns the team could fold without league competition. Donald Markley, president of Springfield Sports & Activities, invites interested parties to contact him at 803 Arcue Building.
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Oldest NHL Goalies Seek Fresh Starts In Expansion Draft
In Montreal the NHL kicked off a monumental two day expansion draft with six new clubs stockpiling two goalies each. Veterans Glenn Hall Johnny Bower and Terry Sawchuk loom as top prizes as 120 pros change addresses. Chicago Denis DeJordy amid speculation, while New York Boston Detroit Montreal Toronto protect rosters and endure losses. The process includes goalie and position rounds followed by a fill and claim finish.
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Marshall to ABA signing Hubie Marshall joins Indianapolis club
The Indianapolis ABA team announced on Monday the signing of Hubie Marshall from La Salle College Philadelphia. The move adds a guard forward who starred for the Explorers in college.
Gotay Seeks Longer Stay With Astros In Major Leagues
Joe Morgan on two week Army Reserve duty with Houston Astros and Julio Gotay called from Oklahoma City to fill in. Gotay, eyeing an extended stay, doubled and singled once, drove in two, scored once as Astros beat Atlanta 4-2. Cubs crushed Phillies 13-3 as Donatelli ejected in third for arguing.
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Open Golf qualifiers hit hard by notable casualties
Ed Furgol and other big names failed to reach the U S Open sectional finals at Detroit and other cities. Sam Snead, seeking his 26th Open, dismissed signs while 67 advanced Monday and 27 more earned exempt status. The field of 150 will contest the finals June 15 18 at Baltusrol New Jersey.
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Ferriell Tops In Ciney
Jim Ferriell won a berth in the U.S. Open Golf Tournament on his first attempt as a pro. The 23-year-old former University of Louisville star led six local qualifiers at Clifton Creek Country Club, Springfield New Jersey, with a 69 72 141 for medalist honors earning $300. Dick Plummer finished tied for second at 142 while Don Es Sig III tied for second at that score. others posted 143s and Harry Hoffer earned the final berth in a three way playoff.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues
National League results show Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 2 and Chicago 13 Philadelphia 3 Houston 5 St Louis 2 with only listed games. Schedule includes Chicago at Philadelphia twi night and Los Angeles at Atlanta N plus San Francisco at Cincinnati N Houston at St Louis N New York at Pittsburgh 2 N.
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Giants Visit Crosley Field For 3 Games
The Cincinnati Reds host the San Francisco Giants in the opener of a four game set. Reds riding a four game win streak lead the NL by 3.5 games while the Giants sit four back after winning 14 of 18. Gaylord Perry starts for the Giants against Milt Pappas, with Gary Nolan and Sammy Ellis slated for the other games. Juan Marichal and Bob Bolin expected to start for the Giants.
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Hudson Returns Hawk Rookie Changes Mind
St Louis Hawks star Lou Hudson, after exploring the ABA, signed a 1967-68 NBA contract amid a prior $30 million lawsuit dispute with the Minnesota Muskies and the ABA. Hawks owner Ben Kerner welcomed the stay, citing money as Hudsons motivation and noting his rookie scoring of 1,471 in his Hawks debut.
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Juan Marichal Named NL Best Control Pitcher
Juan Marichal was recognized as the National League’s top control pitcher last season, posting an average of 1.06 walks per nine innings as a key metric of his precision on the mound.
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