Iron Mike leads intrasquad as Spring training opens
In an intrasquad at the Cardinals camp, Kissells beat Bensons 3-0 with Ron Fairly driving in two on a homer and a single. Iron Mike, the pitching machine, allowed 10 hits to Kissells and four to Bensons as hitters lagged behind pitchers.
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Courtney fires 66 to lead Citrus Open in Orlando
Courtney, hailed as a premier scrambler, shoots 66 to take the first round lead at the Citrus Open in Orlando. He hits 14 greens in regulation, misses a few birdie chances, while Hale Irwin and Bruce Crampton trail at four under par.
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Bulls held to 65 as Suns dominate in Phoenix
Phoenix Suns stunned Chicago 88-65, the Bulls' worst score this season as Chicago failed to find offense. Suns coach John MacLeod praised the defense, while Bulls coach Dick Motta admitted it was terrible basketball. Kansas City Omaha edged Buffalo 111-110 with Archibald delivering a 30-foot bank shot.
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Port Lavaca Little League Holds Saturday Tryouts
Port Lavaca Little League will stage tryouts Saturday at 9 a.m. led by league president Robert Wall with a second session planned for March 15. Participation is required only for players not on a major league team, with the Port Lavaca Little League Field as the venue.
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State schoolboy basketball tourney opens with semi finals
AUSTIN AP Dim mitt and Kountze meet in the 2A semi final as Dimmitt seeks an eighth state berth and Kountze eyes a second title. Lamesa, 32-0, headlines the 3A field, while Royal of Brookshire earned a regional crown and faces Shallowater in Class A.
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Bottom Dollar Beats Gen Telephone in Industrial League
Bottom Dollar bowling outshot league leader General Telephone 4–0 at Sea Lanes Bowling Center. Sea Lanes moved into second by taking three of four from Lands while Texaco edged Utilex and Cheyenne Real Estate topped Red Barn Drifters. Individual high totals included Monty Tucker 194, Lupe Flores 215, Baldemar Garza 189 and Wayne Meadows 215.
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Dennis Myron
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Reserve Bolsters Nuggets With Robisch's Season-High 23
Center Dave Robisch, benched often this season, returned to spark the Nuggets to a 119-107 ABA victory over the Spirits of St. Louis. Robisch scored 23, supported by Mike Green and Ralph Simpson with 21 each as Denver extended its strong run to 9 wins in 11. Indiana Pacers defeated Utah Stars 115-101 behind George McGinnis 33 and Billy Keller 24.
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NIT names four invitees for 38th tournament run
Princeton joins Princeton, Oregon, Southern Illinois and Oral Roberts as the first four invitees to the 38th National Invitation Tournament announced by Pete Carlesimo. Notre Dame and other NCAA at large selections fill out the field for the March 15 23 event in New York.
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Contact Bowmen Real Estate for listings
Real estate inquiry directs readers to contact Bowmen Real Estate at two phone numbers 552-3751 and 552-6542 for property listings and scheduling viewings.
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