Jack Kent Cooke’s heart attack slows a restless tycoon
Los Angeles based entrepreneur Jack Kent Cooke suffered a heart attack in March and, after a swift recovery at a Bakersfield area ranch, reflects on his six decade career. He built an empire from a Torino salesman start to ownership stakes in the Redskins Lakers and more, while vowing a calmer two months of rest.
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Colonels Tie Pacer Series in ABA Final Playoff
Shye-backed Artis Gilmore led the Kentucky Colonels to a 114-102 win over the Indiana Pacers to even the series at 1-1 in Louisville. Gilmore scored 26 rebounds and 7 blocks after a brief pregame back strain, while Dan Issel and George McGinnis each had 28 points. Rick Mount sprained his left ankle early, with X-rays planned.
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Giants Hope Youth Helps Against Pirates In Frisco
San Francisco leads NL West by 34 games with Juan Marichal and Willie McCovey back in form. The Young Giants like Garry Maddox and Ed Goodson fuel the offense as Bobby Bonds and Chris Speier provide power, while Ed Goodson and Maddox pace April hitting with strong starts.
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Tuesday Baseball and Hockey Scores Across Leagues
The scoreboard lists games across MLB and other leagues with dates and times. Notable matchups include Kansas City at New York and Texas at Boston, plus Cleveland at Minnesota and Baltimore at Chicago. Also shows standings in the National League East and various playoff series timelines.
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Top Cage Teams May Meet On Neutral Court
UCLA 30-0 and national champion last year and N C State 27-0 were discussed for a December meeting on a neutral court but indications Monday showed the game unlikely. Wolfpack athletic director Willis Casey said UCLA is not on the 1973 74 schedule, and Frank Weedon noted talks were started by an unnamed third party.
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LeTourneau Yellow Jackets Lose Season With Many Rainouts
In Longview Texas LeTourneau College Yellow Jackets finish with five wins and twelve losses. The team had 18 games rained out influencing their disappointing season and frustration for players and coaches.
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Neville captures District 2 AAAA baseball title with 3-1 win
Neville clinched the District 2 AAAA title with a 3-1 victory over West Monroe at American Legion Stadium as St. Frederick fell 4-1 to Catholic High of Point Coupee in a Class A quarterfinal. Wossman and Winnsboro prepared for triple A playoffs, while Spearsville advanced in Class B.
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Aces Stop Travs 5 4 For Texas League Win
The Aces rally in the seventh inning aided by three walks two errors and two sacrifice flies to beat the first place Travelers 5-4. Alexadria improved while Arkansas starter Larry Valkening left after five innings. In other Texas League games El Paso beat Amarillo 6-2 Midland edged San Antonio 8-7 and Memphis defeated Shreveport 5-0.
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