Bob Gibson Fires Away In Mid-Season Fashion
Bob Gibson pitched seven dominant innings in an exhibition for the Cardinals defeating the White Sox 3-1 as Red Schoendienst eyes an early season opener against Atlanta. Mike Shannon fueled St. Louis with four hits while Gibson fanned four and retired the final 13 batters.
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Orioles Hope To Start It Off All In One Piece
Baltimore faces a hopeful spring training with key players returning from injury. Hank Bauer fights to keep the club healthy after 1967 setbacks while Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson and Don Buford pace the lineup.
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Annabelle to Run in Derby as Colorful Derby Tale Unfolds
TORONTO AP Annabelle the 3 year old filly announced Monday she will run in the Kentucky Derby. Owners Pauli Rimstead and Fred Ross, newspaper men, bought her for 1100 after a year ago sale and have since made her a show centerpiece. A press reception at a premium hotel launched her Derby entry as trainer Jim Santha discussed workouts and her appetite, with Rimstead noting mint juleps and a flamboyant entourage surrounding the unlikely Derby contender.
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Bowling ScOres Mixed Up Couples Unpredictables
Bowling scores list a mix of teams and players with initials and numbers. Fritts leads with 170 and 178 for Volcanos and other teams, while Weems and Larson also post high marks. The entry shows multiple squads and individual totals across a chaotic results page.
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Boxing Results in Sydney Caracas and Wichita bouts
In Sydney Jose Torres of New York stopped Bobby Dunloap at 175. In Caracas George Foster of Cincinnati stopped Joose Luis Valiejo at 135. Carlos Morovcho Hernandez of Venezuela outpointed John ny Brooks of Wichita at 145, to win by decision over ten rounds.
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Baseball Scoreboard Results and Tuesday Schedule
The Associated Press reports Monday results: Boston 1 Atlanta 0. St Louis 3 Chicago A 1. Houston 2 Oakland 1. New York A 6 Detroit 5. Pittsburgh 4 New York N 3. Philadelphia 8 Minnesota 1. Baltimore 5 Washington 2. Chicago N 9 Los Angeles 8. California 10 Cleveland 9. Wednesday matchups list games across Florida Arizona and California with venues in Fort Lauderdale Tampa St Petersburg Mesa Phoenix Miami and more.
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Sports Shorts Highlights Local, National Notes
Boston tribute to Joe Zabli ski marks 20 years at Northeastern with 85 wins and 58 losses plus six ties. Ted Whitfield plans a 10 round comeback in Amherst against Dave Dittmar. Soviet men and women volleyball teams arrive in Tokyo for 16 matches across Japan through April 18. Ogden Phipps and the Wheatley Stable again miss the Kentucky Derby as Vitruvian allegedly contends ca cium deposits on a left knee, affecting a 2 year old champion’s Triple Crown chances.
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Duke Wyre University trainer and Hall of Fame member dies
Alfred J Duke Wyre administrative assistant in the University of Maryland athletic department and Helms Foundation trainers Hall of Fame member died Monday at 61 He had 20 years at Maryland 15 at Yale and one year at Holy Cross He was treated two weeks earlier for a stomach ailment and suffered a fatal heart attack at Prince Georges County Hospital Wyre was elected to the Helms Hall of Fame in 1961 after serving as trainer for the U S Naval Academy crew in the Olympic Games at Rome.
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Church League Volleyball and Men's Basketball Standings
In Church League play results list multiple volleyball and basketball matchups by church teams. Gains include G Episcopal defeating Cal Baptist and Cal Baptist defeating G Episcopal, with several Baptist and Nazarene, Methodist, and Christian churches trading wins in both genders and divisions.
Vern Mikkelsen Takes Muskies General Manager Post
Vern Mikkelsen accepted the Minnesota Muskies general manager role on Monday saying it will require hard work and promotion to draw paying fans. He replaces Eddie Hinman, leaves an insurance business, and aims to boost the ABA team's image and acceptance in Minneapolis.
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Gals Cage Meet Opens In Gallup For 40th AAU Tourney
The 40th annual National AAU Women's Basketball Tournament begins in Gallup Nebraska Wayne State and Philadelphia unlock round one on Tuesday. Nasville Business College, the defending champ, has a first round bye into Wednesday's second round. Twenty four teams compete through Saturday night with 28 games scheduled. Byes go to Wayland Baptist College Flying Queens Plainview Midwestern College Dennison Tuwa Ouachita University Philadelphia Kennedy College Long Beach Temple and others.
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