Long Beach figures in Hawaii trip and local sports links
Long Beach’s Alvin Lasson returns from Hawaii with a third place finish for his national Masters team in the Hilo Volleyball Tournament. The article notes higher living costs and quotes Lasson on the trip, plus profiles Hal Wood and Hall of Fame softball figure Eddie Feigner and Long Beach ties to the upcoming events and public notices of local figures and matchups.
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Masters Delight Closes The Masters Finish Amid Pressure
George Archer claimed the 1989 Masters title in Augusta with a steady 72 as rivals including Billy Casper George Knudson Tom Weiskopf Charles Coody and Miller Barber pressed for the green coat United States New York Yankees buy Jimmie Bell from Cleveland for an undisclosed sum and a minor leaguer.
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Kings in Deep at Blues in Stanley Cup semifinals
The Kings seek a breakthrough as they face the St. Louis Blues in the Western Conference semifinals. Hank Cahan, 35 years in pro hockey, celebrates finally passing the first playoff round after Oakland’s 5-3 win. Blues coach Scotty Bowman starts Jacques Plante in goal as St. Louis pursues a deep run while adjusting after Doug Harvey’s injury.
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High School Golf Scores Amid Confusion and Unclear Details
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered golf scores and names with city and event hints. Mentions include Clarke, Bob Stallings, Lakewage, San Franciio, and New York references with uncertain figures and dates, leaving key outcomes and participants ambiguous.
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Bob Stallings
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Pacers Edge Cats In ABA Playoff Thriller
The Indiana Pacers beat the Kentucky Colonels 116 to 97 in the final period to seize a 3-2 lead in their Easter Division ABA playoff series. Dallas defeated New Orleans 123 to 112 behind a 31 point performance by Cincy Powell, pulling the Western Division best of seven to 3-2 for New Orleans.
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Kentucky Catonels
Kentucky
American Basketball Association
Dallas
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New Orleans
Montreal Expos Open in Canada Amid Big Crowd and Banter
Montreal marked its first major league home opener with Expos and St Louis Cardinals at Jarry Park. About 6 000 temporary seats remained to be installed as Jim Fanning and staff helped set up behind home plate. Musial drew the loudest ovation while bilingual ceremonies and flags underscored the international mood.
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Expos Cap First Canada MLB Game With 8-7 Win
Mack Jones drove in five runs with a homer and a triple as the Expos rallied from a 6-0 deficit to beat the Cardinals 8-7 in the first regular season MLB game played outside the United States in Montreal. Dan McGinn’s seventh inning single broke the tie after Jose Laboy doubled and scored. Cal Maxvill hit a grand slam for St Louis, while Joe Torre added a two-run shot. Jose Laboy and Rusty Staub contributed key hits in the Expos’ rally, with 29,184 fans in attendance. The Cubs blanked the Pirates 4-0 behind Ken Holtzman’s seven-hitter. Rich Allen hit a 500-foot homer in the Phillies’ 5-1 win over the Mets, and Dorn Money delivered a bases-loaded, two-run single in the sixth. San Francisco’s game at Cincinnati was rained out.
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Joe Torre
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Woody Fryman
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Lew Alcindor Injures Knee Enters Pro Career Pause
Lew Alcindor cut his knee requiring four stitches after slicing a coin from his foot. he spoke at a Milwaukee press conference about turning pro, noting college defense against top centers was less intense than in high school. Porsche faces tough world title bid as Gennacara swept Brands Hatch BOAC 500, widening the lead over Ford and Ferrari.
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Rodgers optioned to Hawaii by Angels
Bob Rodgers regular catcher for seven years with the Angels was optioned Monday to the Pacific Coast League farm club in Hawaii. He set a major league record by catching 4150 games in 1962 and after injuries last year hit .190 in 9 games. Manager Bill Rigney called it a tough decision. backup catcher Tom Egan returned from reserve duty to the big club.
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Tony C Conigliaro Drives Sox To Home Opener Win
Tony Conigliaro delivered the deciding run with a fourth inning single to lift Boston past the Baltimore Orioles 5-3 in the Red Sox home opener. It was his first home appearance since the Aug 18, 1947 incident and he played with notable resolve.
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Red Sox win as American seals tie with infield hit
American drives in the deciding run with an infield hit as Boston edges Seattle 2-1 in the first meeting of the AL 1989 expansion clubs. Joe Foy adds his fourth hit and scores on a John Kennedy error for the Pilots.
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Mauch Rips Dodgers Over Wills Trade Talk
Montreal Expos manager Gene Mauch criticized the Dodgers for publicly mentioning Marty Wills in trade talk. He said he was annoyed and did not think it proper to make overtures to another team’s players through the newspapers.
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