Braves skip N L schedule in bold move
New York Times reports the Atlanta Braves refuse a full 162 game NL season, planning 15 percent of games as exhibitions. Henry Aaron may be used as pinch hitter for Cincinnati and limited duty if needed by Eddie Mathews. Barthomolmay frames this as a box office strategy over wins.
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Braves aim to win opening Cincinnati games with Aaron
Braves push to perform at their best in the first three games in Cincinnati with Hank Aaron central to the plan. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn and Bill Bartholomay clash over Aaron’s potential lineup, promising Aaron will play if healthy while Reds president Bob Howsam hopes he stays away. The clash risks ticket sales and the ideal TV tease for Atlanta’s long road stand.
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Irish rout Western Michigan 85 68 as unbeaten streak grows
Notre Dame improved to 21 1 behind a 45 point 25 rebound effort from John Shumate and Adrian Dantley in an 85 68 win over Western Michigan. The Irish trailed 19 14 early as 14 turnovers hampered their performance before pulling away.
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SEC lead Vanderbilt tops Auburn in tough SEC clash
Vanderbilt, 13-1 in the SEC, beat Auburn 89-79 as Shumate led with 26 points and 14 rebounds while Cantley added 23 and 11. Alabama beat LSU 99-87 to stay within one game of the conference leader. Kansas and Kansas State split the Big Eight, while Washington posted a Pac-10 win and Stanford dropped to 4-5 in the league.
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College basketball results sweep many conferences
A sprawling recap lists numerous men’s college basketball results across the nation. Teams like Montana Tech, Kentucky, Florida, Virginia, Texas, and many others posted wins or close scores, with multiple OT and notable out-of-state clashes noted alongside conference play in the Southwest and East regions.
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Jennings 49ers Speak Wednesday at Hoefly's Belmont Shore
Tom Jennings, famed Pacific Coast Club coach, will speak at noon Wednesday at Hoefly's Restaurant in Belmont Shore. He will discuss world record holders and be joined by Dwight Jones, Long Beach State coach Rick Aberegg, Roscoe Pondexter, and Poly High coach Hon Palmer. The public may attend the International City Sports Forum luncheon for $3 and ask questions.
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VIKES- Veterans Set For Home Rally After Travel Woes
In a turbulent lead up to a home game, the Vikes describe travel disruptions and crowd misbehavior as factors. Sophomore Dave Hillman and freshman Steve Sincock may rejoin the starting lineup if medical reports remain favorable, otherwise veteran cast expected with Frost and Hilltan forward and Wulisberg plus De Berry at guard. Karen Hazen of Arden Hills Swim Club set a new American record in the 1650 free at the Northern California Livitation Swim Meet with 16:42.8, surpassing Debbie Mayer's mark.
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17Hit attack boosts Long Beach City Vikings over Cypress 14 to 4
Long Beach City College Vikings exploded for 17 hits to defeat Cypress 14 to 4 on Monday. Sophomore Steve Capic went 4 for 4 with a double a triple and 3 RBI. Bill Simpson collected three hits including a homer. Cory Togoy won his second decision facing 17 batters over five innings.
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Friars Club to salute Dodgers at Beverly Hills luncheon
The Friars Chit of California will salute the Dodgers at a luncheon to be held at the Friars headquarters in Beverly Hills. Vin Scully will join Friars president Buddy Hackett on the dais as Dodger players and officials attend. The Dodgers depart for spring training in Vero Beach, Florida next Tuesday.
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Stars extend win streak with 24 point win over Cougars
In a lone game Utah Stars defeated the Carolina Cougars 127 110 to run their streak to 14. Hon Boone scored 24 points and Willie Wise contributed 11 of 24 on the night while James Jones added 20. Mack Gavin led scorers for the Cougars with an unspecified total.
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Jersey Knights Rally To Tie Cougars In Night Game
CHERRY HILL N J Gene Peacosh scored a second period goal midway through the third to push the Jersey Knights to a 4-4 draw with the Chicago Cougars in the only scheduled contest of the evening. Bob Brown and Brian Morenz added goals for Jersey as goalie Joe Junkin withstood a 41 shot onslaught. The Cougars dropped to last in the East Division, one point behind the Knights.
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Intensity questioned as Southland writers meet
Tong Beach State coach Lute Gilson warns intensity slipping with four games left and a 20 2 record. Olson laments coaching strain yet praises offense as Clifton Pondexter Leonard Gray Glenn McDonald and Bob Gross lift shooting to top form. Long Beach State coach Bob Miller hails his team as the best he has seen this year and discusses Lipsey’s injury status ahead of Pacific and San Jose State games.
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WHA Joins NHL to End Hockey Dispute
The World Hockey Association and National Hockey League reached a settlement ending a 40 million court fight. WHA president Dennis Murphy and NHL President Clarence Campbell announced approval after board meetings in Chicago. A key issue was WHA access to NHL arenas.
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49ers Fall Twice By One Run In Baseball
Long Beach State drops two one run games at Cal Poly Pomona 4-3 in 10 innings and 5 4. A ninth and 10th inning surge decides both contests. A misplay at home plate cost the opener as a runner scored without a tag after the catcher thought a forceout was in effect. Mike House drove in the second game with a bases loaded single in the sixth. Bob Phelps homered in the eighth to tie the first game and later doubled twice in the second contest.
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Trojans Lose Bill Burrell For Remainder Of Season
USC basketball suffered a severe blow as guard Bill Burrell, averaging 5.5 points in 9 games, broke a bone in his right foot and will miss the rest of the season. Coach Bob Boyd called the loss permanent and noted Burrell’s defensive impact and near-starter role.
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