Florida trip nets record fishing and trap shooting feats
Frederick trio Dick Kreh, Van Tries, and Lefty Lefty traveled to Florida for a long sport fishing voyage off Smith Shoal and Key West and a Florida State Trap Shooting Championship at Tampa. Van Tries claimed a 14 1/2 pound cobra, an 11 1/2 pound barracuda, and an 11 1/2 pound jack for MET citations while Carroll Kinsey dominated the Florida trap event, posting multiple 100 straight scores and winning five of six matches, earning top out-of-state honors despite a sore shoulder.
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Dick Lotz Takes early lead in $150000 Tournament of Champions
Dick Lotz opened with a spectacular five under par 67 at La Costa and seized a two stroke first round lead in the Tournament of Champions. A crowded leaderboard followed with Arnold Palmer Julius Boros Gary Player Dave Stockton Tom Weise in the group at 69 while Don January George Archer and Billy Casper stood two back at 71.
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Champion Cokes To Defend Title
Los Angeles AP reports champion Curtis Cokes of Dallas defends the world welterweight title for the sixth time Friday night against Jose Napoles of Mexico City. Napoles, 29, has a 62 1 record with 37 knockouts. Cokes owns 55 wins and 27 KOs. Promoter predicts about 14 000 fans and $150 000 gate. There will be no TV or radio broadcast.
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Ted Williams Honored by Washington Senators Sunday
Ted Williams, former Boston Red Sox slugger, will be honored by the Washington Senators on the 30th anniversary of his major league debut. The article notes his April 20, 1939 first at bat and a double off Red Ruffing, marking the start of a Hall of Fame career with 2,654 hits. A photo shows President Nixon throwing the first pitch of the 1969 season with Williams nearby.
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Charles Town Ends Spring Meeting With Final Weekend Card
At Charles Town Track last weekend of the meeting owners and bettors watched a starry program. Highlights include Weatherale winning the feature with a payout near 202.4 and notable prices for other contenders in the wagering pool. The day also featured a 10 race provioil tip and reference to the broader spring meet as the track closes its record run.
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Hubs Defeat South Carroll in Five Three Win
North Hagerstown Hubs beat South Carroll 5 to 3 as Steve Cline pitched a two hitter over seven innings with 11 strikeouts. Cline allowed three runs four walks and the Hubs broke the game open with two runs in the third and two in the fifth. Sam Beck started for Cavaliers and was relieved by Wayne Hollman in the third. Hollman took the loss. Cavaliers travel to Frederick to face the Thomas Johnson Patriots Monday at 3:30.
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Lakers Rally Past Hawks To Take 3-1 Lead
Los Angeles turned a tight game into a 100-83 victory over Atlanta as Jerry West Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor sparked a late burst. Chamberlain 25 points West 22 Baylor 14 led the Lakers to a commanding Western Division playoff edge.
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