Braves See Hank Aaron Look Like Himself In Spring
Atlanta fans witnessed Hank Aaron resemble his former self as spring training opened. He warned of a lower home run pace yet doubled in a 4-3 win over the Minnesota Twins, tying and then winning with ninth and eleventh inning homers. Also: Reds beat Indians 6-3, Phillies edge Pirates 7-6, Giants top Santa Clara 7-3. Marichal allowed two homers in seven innings.
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United Press International
Atlanta Brave
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Braves
Lanta
Atlanta
Billy Hitchcock
Minnesota Twins
Hank
Mack Jones
Joe
Houston
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Santa Clara
Dick Simpson
Frank Robinson
Milt Pappas
Reds
Pete Rose
Indians
Wills defies NL boss over new baseball shoe use
Maury Wills vowed to ignore an order from Warren Giles and continue wearing his aluminum track style shoes with no triangular metal plates. He argues no rule bans such footwear and criticizes baseball for resisting new designs, citing lighter comfort and cleaner performance.
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Oklahoma
California
Portsmouth
Maury Wills
Warren Giles
Giles
Pittsburgh Pirate
Kansas City
Wills
Tom
Gov Reagan to throw first ball at Angel Stadium opener
Gov Ronald Reagan and Lt Gov Robert Finch accompany the Angels opener against the Delrals in Anaheim Stadium. Montreal and Chicago lead Stanley Cup second games as Canadiens and Black Hawks win first games. Bowling: Jones mechanic BI Boyd places third in ABC Miami classic with a 699 series. Detroit Sparks vs Richmound Wheelchair Basketball title night.
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Grover Cleveland Altsander
Pitcher
Gov
Ronald Reagan
Anaheim Stadium
Gov. Reagan
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Delrals
Govenor
Robert Finch
Montreal
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Canadiens
Black Hawks
Bowling Jones
BI Boyd
Warren
Ohio
Miami
Besth
Fla
Opening day Navy giants win in Alpine event at Leavenworth
DARRELL McNabb won the Class 1 Men's Giant Slalom in 66.3 seconds on opening day of the Veterans National Alpine Ski Championships in Leavenworth Washington. Funeral services set for James Hogan, former major league catcher from 40 years ago. Arkansas tackle Loyd Phillips disputes signing a Bears contract as Bear owner Halas denies offering that deal. Howie Brown testifies that Big Ten Commissioner's actions fueled penalties against Illinois. Los Angeles Coliseum profits expected to hit all time high as supervisor Hahn notes strong outlook. Clay Hodges reaches AAU boxing semifinals in San Diego after a win over Mike Roswell.
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Darrell McNabb
Leavenworth
Washington
Clay Hodges
Los Angeles
San Diego
Mike Roswell
Youngstown, Ohin
Barracuda and Bonito Catches Reported on Fishing Trip
A fragmented report lists multiple boats and vessels with catches including barracuda, bonito, calico bass, and halibut. Names such as Sahonica, Anais, and J. bandhard appear alongside boat counts and totals from trips, noting passengers and specific fish counts across several boats.
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Sahonica
Anais
Rosencery
Harracuie
Acule
Eval
Barat
Bonite
Barracuda
Fialllat
Ud Klecker Leads Nitehawks to 1 0 Win Over San Diego Navy
Ud Klecker struck out 14, singled twice and scored the lone run as Long Beach Schwenn Realty beat San Diego Navy 1 0 in the Anaheim Invitational. The Nitehawks meet Oxnard Kings at 7 30 tonight in a winner s bracket clash.
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Ud Klecker
Long Beach Schwenn Realty
San Diego Navy
Nitehawks
Oxnard Kings
Military and NASA teams pull upset in Pan American trials
In Minneapolis, the NAIA upset the AAU 73 to 70 and the Armed Forces toppled the NCAA 77 to 75 as teams opened the Pan American basketball trials. Coaches stressed teamwork over star power as the 18-man U.S. squad for Winnipeg action formed. Notable players include Earl Monroe, Henry Logan, Elvin Hayes, Sonny Dove, Westly Unseld, Jo Jo White, and Mal Graham.
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Armed Forces
United States
Winnipeg
NAIA
AAU
NCAA
Earl Monroe
Winston-Salem College
Henry Logan
Western Carolina
Elvin Hayes
Houston
Sonny Dove
St. John's
West
Wes Unseld
Golden Gate Race Results Fractured Listing
Scrambled horse names and race results from Golden Gate show a chaotic ledger of entrants, scratches, and outcomes. The fragment lists horses such as Poon Pineda Bear Story Yaka and many others across multiple races with inconsistent data and partial placements.
American Records Fall At National AAU Swim Meet
At Dallas, 16-year-old Mark Spitz and 17-year-old Fred Haygood highlighted the National AAU swim meet with new American marks in their specialties. Don Schollander, 20, lowered the 200-yard freestyle standard to 1 41.2, besting the prior mark. Spitz swam 200-yard butterfly in 1 50.6, breaking a two-year-old record. Haygood won the 100-yard backstroke in 52.6 as Indiana leads the team race with Santa Clara and Yale close behind.
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Ider
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Mivol
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Lalso
Stanford
Greg Buckingham
Haygood
Santa Clara
Calif
Fred Schmid
Indiana
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Santa Clara S.C
Storm Delays LBCC Track and Baseball Meets
Coakblack clouds brought a heavy rainstorm in Kern County forcing postponements of Long Beach City College track and baseball meetings. It marked the fourth rainout in Metropolitan Conference action for baseball and the second for track. Coach Joe Lanning said the meet would be rescheduled for Tuesday as the Vikes prepare to host Rio Hondo.
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Fullerton Halts 49er Bid in 10th
Cal State Fullerton slimly defeated Cal State Long Beach 2 1 at Blair Field in 10 innings as Megill drove in Steve Aulman with a sacrifice fly. Rod Gasper produced Long Beach’s lone run on an infield single turned double and scored on John Treece's hit. Gaspar and Treece keyed the 19th inning threat before a popup ended the rally. The Titans improved to 9 8 while the 49ers fell to 1 9. Aulman earned the win after reaching on an infield single and advancing on a pickoff error. Paul de Metropolis and John Zarace were probable starters for Long Beach tonight.
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Rod Gasper
John Treece
Phil Johnson
Gaspar
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