Cocky Tanan fuels Angels with opener hope and strong spring
22 year old Frank Tanan, brash left hander for the California Angels, led a strong tune up for opening day, allowing one earned run in seven innings against the Cubs. Angels supported him with 14 hits including Joe Lahoud's three run homer and Ed Hermann's two run shot as other teams posted bright spring showings. Meanwhile McGlo then and Wood and Torrez also impressed for their clubs in varied spring exhibitions.
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Alex Sachare
Frank Tanan
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Tanan
Oakland
Chicago Cubs
Angels
Tanana
Joe Lahoud
Ed Hermann
Lynn McGlothen
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Wilbur Wood
Weiskopf Concedes Nicklaus Has Edge At Masters
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports at Augusta Jack Nicklaus arrives rested and prepared fueling his Masters bid while Tom Weiskopf concedes the champion's advantage. Weiskopf notes Nicklaus’s consistency and money-winning success as a factor in the tournament mindset.
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Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Augusta National
Greensboro
N.C
Arnold Palmer
Jack
Nicklaus
Big Jack
Seaver Signs Three Year Contract With Mets
Tom Seaver reached a three year deal with the New York Mets just before midnight to become the highest paid pitcher in baseball history earning 200000 per year. Mets chairman M Donald Grant said this made Seaver the first pitcher to reach that salary level. Seaver, 31, had demanded up to 800000 over three years and had threatened to play out his option, ending a bitter holdout that briefly linked him to a trade.
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Chicago White Sox
Atlanta Braves
Mike Torrez
Oakland
A's
San Diego Padres
Montreal Expos
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Richmond
Texas Rangers
Philadelphia Phillies
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Houston Astros
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Superdome
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McGlothen
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Boston
Ted Simmons
Indians
Milwaukee
Dodgers
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Giants
Houston
Twins
Thurman Munson
Yankees
Jerry Manuel
Tigers
Mets
Cy Young
Tom Seaver
Seaver
San Francisco
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
M. Donald Grant
Ferguson Jenkins
Boston Red Sox
Grant
Major League Baseball Players Association
Don Sutton
New York
Joe McDonald
Puerto Rico Star Hitt joins SMU women’s tennis program
Wendy Hitt the Puerto Rico number one player transfers from Trinity University to SMU seeking more coaching and playing time. At 20 she has a strong regional record including Texas singles crown and Pan American Games representation. Her aim at SMU is to become the top player and to teach after college.
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SMU
Puerto Rico
Wendy Hitt
Trinity University
San Antonio
Trinity
Hitt
U.S
Val Franta
Lone Star State
Franta
Texas
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Jack Brohamer
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Reggie Jackson
A’s
Chuck Tanner
Billy Williams
Woodie Fryman
Dan Warthen
Montreal
Kansas City
Fryman
Warthen
George Beall
Dale Murphy
Dave Cash
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Rick Manning
Bobby Murcer
Dennis Blair
Claude Osteen
Nels Nyman
Craig Reynolds
Dave Lemanczyk
Oscar Zamora
Jim Holt
Don Hopkins
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Merv Rettenmund
Rudy Meoli
Padres
Indianapolis
Judy Rankin
Palm Springs
Calif
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State
Johnny Miller
Miller
Tom
Cowtown
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el Paso
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FBI National Academy
eCharter
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New Mexico
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Gary Ingram
Sears
Sie
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