Dodger Fudge Victory Celebrates Spring Training
In Orlando, Gordon VERRELL reports the Dodgers consider a peanut butter fudge victory toast if they win the National League pennant. Steve Yeager praises Brenda Sue Yeager’s fudge as teammates rally in spring exhibitions. Buckner drives a 5 hit game in a 13 batters second inning surge aiding a 5-5 spring record.
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Gordon Verrell
Orlando
Fla
Dodgers
Steve Yeager
Brenda Sue
Tenia
Bill Buckner
Feature swimmers at International City Forum luncheon
The Internatio City Forum will host a noon luncheon at Hoefly's Restaurant Belmont Shore featuring swimmers and other sports guests. Long Beach State coach Dick Jochums discusses the national championships and Belmont Plaza events while John Gonsalves previews baseball and Gretchen Dowling Ha discusses unbeaten women’s gymnastics.
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Hoefly
Belmont Shore
Dick Jochums
Belmont Plaza Olympic
John Gonsalves
Hhis
Long Beach
Gretchen Dowsing Mal Ha
Marques Haynes
Olson reflects on Iowa State coaching exit and future search
Olson cites two year extension as factor in his decision and credits the school for support amid a difficult situation. He laments limited crowd support for a strong 4 500 member loyal core and regrets not reaching the NCAA playoffs. Lew Comer says ISU will promptly search for a new basketball coach and move rapidly.
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L.B. State
Iowa City
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Larry Mahan
Rodeo
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Ronald Cooper
Congress
OL Forbes
Lee McKinney
St. Joseph's
Gegneee Pore
Ken NoRton
Caracas
Faror
Eldon Turcotte
Forrest Gerry
Ezking & Mistrail Oe
Mer
Real Mane
Detro't Lions
Clerks protest pay and crowding at Santa Anita track
A Santa Anita reporter quotes workers condemning double time Sunday pay and crowded lines that shut out bettors. They urge more clerks, warn Hollywood Park will worsen, and note clashes with Marie Everett and union pressure. The column also teases a mislisted jockey on Gay Charlotte and a $1.90 payoff.
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Hollywood Park
Tag
Hollypark
Marie Everett
Clerks’ Union
Chicago
Kenneth Church
Gay Charlotte
Kenny
NIT Play Resumes With Quarterfinal Pairings
New York UPI reports the National Invitation Tournament moves to the quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden with Maryland-Eastern Shore facing Jacksonville and Hawaii meeting Purdue as favorites struggle externally.
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New York
UPI
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Thore
Jacksonville
Hawaii
Purdue
Warriors Aim to Hold Lead in Pac Division at Bucks
The Golden State Warriors, missing Nate Thurmond with an arch injury, host the Milwaukee Bucks tonight in a Pacific Division showdown. The teams met two weeks ago in Milwaukee, where Rick Barry’s buzzer beater gave the Warriors a win.
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Oakland
Golden State Warriors
Nate Thurmond
Milwaukee Bucks
Thurmond
Milwaukee
Warriors
Rick Barry
Lefty Driesell predicts tossup NCAA semifinal Bruins vs Wolfpack
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell weighs UCLA and NC State as equal threats in Saturdays NCAA semifinal, noting State’s Greensboro familiarity and UCLA’s finals experience. He cites State’s edge from potential extra effort after a 13 point loss and UCLA’s advantage from prior title runs.
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Lefty Driesell
Terrapis
UCLA
North Carolina State
Bruins
Wolfpack
Tate
Lefty
Driesell
State
Greensboro
Bill Walion
Wright Defends Honor After Valentine Barbs
Sun City veteran Clyde Wright rebuts Bobby Valentine’s remark that the Angels traded away “troublemakers” in last October’s deal. Wright, 42, defends his reputation while noting Valentine’s spring batting average and praising Milwaukee’s power lineup as he prepares to face the Angels.
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Don Merry
Sun City
Valentine
Wright
Angels
Oakland. A's
Brewers
Ken Berry
Steve Barber
Art Kusnyer
Ellie Rodriguez
Ollie Brown
Joe Lahoud
Skip Lockwood
Gary Ryerson
San Francisco
Angel
Bobby Winkles
Troublemaker
Tin
Barber
Bobby
Clyde
Palm Springs
Nadine
Eeville
Oakland
Dodger Bat Boy Contest Opens for Girls and Boys
Long Beach area youths aged 9 to 15 are invited to mail letters explaining why they should be the Dodger Bat Boy for a Day. Deadline is March 27. The winner receives a Dodger uniform and dugout seating for the Long Beach Day Dodger Padres game on April 7 along with box seats for family and runners up.
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Sports Dept
Independent, Press-Telegram
Pine Ave
Calif
Dodger
Allen returns to spring training amid media glare
Dick Allen, a 33 year old White Sox star and highest paid player, arrived at camp to confront questions about a 10 day absence. He rebuffed reporters, questioned their statements, and offered lunch or cash as he walked away to the clubhouse after a brief exchange.
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Alten
Orioles Rout Rangers In 14 2 Exhibition Win
Dallas singer Charlie Pride designated hitter for the Rangers goes one for two against Cy Young winner Jim Palmer. Baltimore Orioles win 14 2 as Mark Belanger drives in three on a three run double. Curt Morton homers, Don Baylor stars, Jim Rice homers forBoston. Jesus Hernandez and Mike Wallace hold Cincinnati to four hits in a 4 0 win.
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Leo Stanton
Angels
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Stanton
Dou
Frank Tanana
Brewers
Taye Lange
Dave May
Scottsdale
Chicago Cubs
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Charlie’Pride
Dallas Rangers
Jim Palmer
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Pride
Palmer
Orioles
Mark Belanger
Dave Clyde
Curt Morton
Jeff Burroughs
Rangers
Don Baylor
Baltimore
Jim Rice
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Exhibition Baseball Version From Scattershot Teletype
Fragmented OCR lists players and teams across sites and dates, naming Cubs White Sox Cleveland and others. It mentions several pitchers and batting figures, with unclear matchups and locations, reflecting a dated baseball wire missive with scattered team references and partial line items.
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