Alley Breaks Hand In Pirates Spring Training
Gene Alley, Pirates shortstop, sustained a broken left hand during the first full workout after signing a new contract. The injury occurred when a high and tight pitching-machine delivery grazed his hand as he attempted to ward off the ball. Alley is expected to wear a cast for about a month.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gene Alley
Alley
Pirates
Joseph Finegold
Houston
Harry Walker
Kansas City
Tom Burgmeier
Walker
Astros announce pre season games in Astrodome schedule
Ticket Manager Don Andrews says tickets for five Astros pre season games in the Astrodome plus the April 5 season opener against the Dodgers are available by mail only with a 25 cent handling fee. Prices are 4 dollars box 3 dollars reserved.
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Results from Pacific Division Basketball Monday
Pacific Division standings show Los Angeles 40 25 .615, San Fran 35 34 .507, San Diego 31 38 .449, Seattle 30 37 .448, Portland 23 43 .348. Monday's results have San Fran 109 over Buffalo 91. Next games listed for Tuesday and Wednesday against Baltimore, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee again, Seattle, and Atlanta.
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Meredith to Speak at Odessa Permian High Banquet
Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Don Meredith will be the featured speaker at Permian High School Football Banquet in Odessa. The program will honor Panthers players after a 14 win season ending with a state finals loss to John H. Reagan High School of Austin 17 to 10. Meredith notes his ties to Cardinal Chemical and his ACM broadcasting work and will address the event at 7:00 p.m. in the girls gym.
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Winter ski areas report snow and closures in New Mexico
As of 11 am, U.S. Forest Service notes closures at Sandia Peak and Cloudcroft areas in Lincoln and Cibola National Forests. Snow depths range from 9 inches mid station at Sandia Peak to 40 inches at Santa Fe Basin with varying trail conditions and chain requirements.
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New Mexico
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Albuquerque
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Lincoln National Forest
Ruidoso
Midway Station
Cloudcroft
Santa FE
Santa Fe National Forest
Red River
Carson National Forest
N. M
Taos
Sul Ross Gridders To Play 11 Game Schedule
Sul Ross State University signs a two year contract with New Mexico Highlands University for 1971 in Las Vegas and 1972 in Alpine. Coach Richard Harvey announces an eleven game schedule featuring home games against Sam Houston Texas Atlas Stephen F. Austin Angelo State and road games at Tarleton Howard Payne McMurry East Texas State and Southwest Texas State.
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Bruno Sammartino Defends Ring Honor Amid Mockery
Bruno Sammartino, fresh from losing the WWWF heavyweight title, defends pro wrestling amid critics. He speaks of his 15 years as a wrestler, 67 stitches, and fans packing Madison Square Garden with 22 000 in attendance and 5000 turned away. He praises loyal supporters, notes training routine, and hints at semi retirement while eyeing bouts past age 40.
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Little Brutus
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George Wagner
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Killer Kowalski
Tony Marino
Marino
Ivan Koloff
Koloff
Snead Wins Tucson Open In Windy Finish
J C Snead the 29 year old nephew of Sam Snead claimed his first PGA title at the Tucson Open finishing with 273 after a 66 final round. He led most of the day and eagled the 15th to build a two stroke margin over Dale Douglass who closed with 67. Douglass tied Snead briefly but bogeyed the 17th while Snead sealed with a 20 foot two putt for victory.
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Associated Press
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Ariz
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Sam Snead
Snead
J.C
Jesse Carlyle
PGA
Florida
Washington Senators
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Storm
Douglass
Dale
George Archer
al Mengert
Hale Irwin
Frank Beard
DeWitt Weaver
Jacky Cupit
Lee Trevino
Clip magazines for high powered rifles aid safety and reloads
Outdoor action in Texas highlights detachable clip magazines as a convenient core feature on many automatic and other rifle types. The piece notes rapid reloading, adaptability to different bullet weights, and safety benefits, emphasizing detaching clips to clear chambers and transport ammo separately.
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Savage
Winchester
Remington
Pennsville Walker Wins 1971 Capt. Ronald Zinn Memorial Award
Dave Romansky of Pennsville New Jersey has been chosen as the 1971 Capt. Ronald Zinn Memorial Award recipient. The national poll of coaches cites sportsmanship performance and overall contribution to race walking in selecting the winner announced Monday.
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Chicago
Dave Romansky
Pennsville
N.J
Ronald Zinn
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