Track Coaches Foresee World Records At Cal State
The article surveys coaches and athletes predicting world marks across events led by Seagrent and Ryan. It highlights Tommie Jennings, Jim Kemp, Payne, Crook, and others from UCLA USC and San Jose as potential record contenders in sprints, relays, and distance events.
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Bob Seagrent
Uae
Ryan
Dows
Tommie
Jennings
Dwight
Southland
Cal State Long
Middleton
Jim Kemp
Beach
Don Payne
Jim Ryan
Dave Crook
Kansas
Trinidad
Toni Jennings
Russia
Anaheim Invitational Softball Tourney Promises Thrilling Round
A pair of top hitters clash tonight at 7 in a second round Anaheim Invitational game at Pearson Park. Gardena pitcher K G Fincher, who threw 49 scoreless innings in last year’s state tourney, faces Oxnard’s Jack Newman, holder of the Western Softball Congress strikeout record. The Hawthorne Hustlers meet the LA Eagles in the opening game, while the Long Beach Nitehawks face the San Diego Navy at five.
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Pearson Park
Gardena
K. G. Fincher
Oxnacd
Jack Newman
Western Softball Congress
Hawthorne Hustlers
LA. Eagles
Peso
Long Beach Nitehawks
San Diego Navy
Masters Favorites Palmer and Nicklaus Face Augusta Trial
The Masters, famed for constancy, opens amid azaleas as Palmer and Nicklaus vie for a fifth title each. The article notes Augusta’s similarity to itself and contrasts Open variability, detailing past finishes, practice rounds, and Palmer’s Greensboro Open form shaping expectations at the 31st Masters.
Johnson Shannon at third base offers clash of roles
Spring exhibition play shows Shannon and Johnson thriving at third base for Cardinals and Reds. Shannon, new to third, collected three hits lifting his average to .364 in a 6-1 win over Minnesota, while Johnson contributed two singles and a double with four RBIs as Cincinnati beat Detroit.
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Mike Shannon
Deron Johnson
Shannon
St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Twins
Johnson
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Roger Maris
Frank Robinson
Reds
Dave Bristol
Robinson
Exhibition Baseball Pits M8 1 and 3H Players in Widespread Action
A chaotic exhibition baseball page shows players from multiple teams in scattered innings. Highlights include HRs by Killebrew and Savard, with performances by Jarvis Carrell Hernandez Torre and Hamilton. Games travel through Tampa, Cincinnati, and Fort Lauderdale with numerous pitching and fielding notes and line scores.
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Pitedeihle
Wanax
Aubor Hall
Woorwinole
Jarvis Carrell
Hernedez
Torre
Jarvis
Mage Eetotee
Cincinnati
Aylison
Manbouanette
Bucci
Skeen
Edwards
Queen
Wilson
FI. Lauderdale
Fis
Washington
New York
Moore
Tines
Camillis Bouton
Hamilton
Ofiva
Womack
E. Howard
Haller
Lainey
LPI
Dalley
Davenport
Hinton
FL Advers
Fla
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Hunter
Handenhantél
Duliba
Roll
Veale
Bipsy
Gonrier WE — Glas
He — Starzall
USC Power Sends Golfists Past Cal State Long Beach
USC defeats Cal State Long Beach by a wide margin as Ken Brown and Bruce Dummill post solid rounds. Notable USC performers include Davis, Jensen, Veraci, and Kaiser, while LB players Kemp Richardson and others also contribute. The meet highlights strong scoring from both teams with extensive team totals and individual efforts recorded.
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USC
Cal State
Wishire Co
Ken Brown
Kemp Wichardson
Leo Davis
Bruce Dummill
Eidell
Leonard Jensen
Dannis Norn
Usci
John Veraci
Sho Gres
Rtat
Amike Kaiser
Ken Kriatt
Dal Wie
Loustaiatau
Richardson Davis
Tecok Brown Dumimitt
igi-Merh
Tusc
Jenson-Israel
Alger-Knatt
Dodgers Trade Kennedy to Yankees in Spring Roster Shuffle
Oklahoma City report notes the Dodgers sent infielder Jon Kennedy to New York for two minor leaguers and cash. John Cullen and John Miller go to Spokane. Roy White is loaned, Kennedy to join Yankees for today’s game. The deal tightens Los Angeles roster and cements Gené Michael as regular shortstop amid coach Walt Alston’s comments.
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Oklahoma City
Dodgers
Jon Kennedy
New York Yankees
John Cullen
John Miller
Spokane
Yankees
Roy White
Kennedy
Frank Howard
Senators
Press-Telegram
Gené Michael
Dodger
John Wethas
Alston
Michael
Miller
Columbus
Toledo
Cullen
Palmer shines at Masters with calm control and form
Palmer, 37, relaxes in entry book as favorites for the Masters, having won two tournaments this year. He leads money lists with $54,673 official earnings, was 13 under in Greensboro, and says his scoring is as strong as ever though he plans to work on putting in the next days.
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Augusta
Palmer
Big Nick
Arnie
Jack
Amy
Nick
Los Angeles
Tucson
Greensboro
N.C
Dil and
Pata
Claude Osteen
Ran Parranesk
Olich
Heylelocye Bing
Dodgers
Osteen Atte
Nils
Bilput
Astros
Rmin
Ron Brand
Caleher
Manguer
Walter Alston
Manaaer
Armoy’ Hatton
Oly
Gustav
Jeanny
Eaner
Jel Torborg
Tarborg
Area Baseball Area Sah Gabriel Valley League Highlights
Local correspondents report on multiple leagues including Hacienda and Suburban with team notes from Excelsior Bakers Williamson Ovs Grosco Lisek and others. Mentions include Buena Park Mornin and Tayizon Bree with assigned reporters Russ Banks and Mary Wagner.
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Gabriel Valley League
Heehan
Mannet
Pelcclo
Tom
Maxville S Orvik
Excelsior Yoo
Noe
Bakers Williamson
Ovs
John Poncey
Hacienda League
Buena Park
Mason Mei Hews
Martin Stadiey
Ant Tisdale
Russ Banks
Yo OZ
Grosco
Lisek
Cheol
Sewrmait
Astro Sees Lean Years for Dodgers in Texas
Arlington, Tex. Ex-Dodgers Bob Aspromonte and Lillis of the Astros predict the Dodgers will finish behind them in the standings. Aspromonte says Houston would trade lineups man for man. Dodgers note Koufax and Wills absence, while Derrell Griffith ranks their pitching ahead of L.A. after four games of a seven-game set.
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Arlington
Tex
Texas
Dodgers
Astros
Bob Aspromonte
Aspromonte
Lillis
Dodger
Willie Davis
Lou Johnson
Koufax
Wills
Derrell Griffith
Houston
Mets
Tauscultr Lhis Lane
Ron Hunt
John Rosebary
Furmher Dodgers
Bob Lillis
Dick Ferrell
Dodgers and Astros Hold Uneven Scrimmage in Springs Test
Dodgers offense sputters as Hickman and Hunt drive in runs and Landis scores on a triple. Astros struggle without Koufax and Davis while Aspromonte praises Houston’s potential. Pitching miscues, wild throws, and defensive lapses mark the intra-squad look, with Osteen and Parra handling key innings and Bragan reporting from the press stand.
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Sandy Koufax
Maury Wills
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Aspromonte
Bill
Singer
Barston
Bales
A Parker
Landis
Hunt
Margen
Wernas
Vita Wynn
Orairty
Hickman
Zachary
Schol
Mathews
aDereen
Bailey
Houston
Goa
Falomany
Lathore
Morgan
Baloe
Hickmen
Ferrar
Belsky
Schneider
Sear Osteen
Brlinsky
Balemam
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