Cubs pound Giants as Perry tale of spitball lingers
Chicago collected 17 hits and beat San Francisco 10 to 4. Gaylord Perry was tagged for 12 hits and 6 runs in six innings amid a brief on field exchange with Ron Santo. Tito Fuentes arrived at camp and announced he would stay with Phoenix. The Cubs feasted in the fifth and seventh innings lifting the score beyond reach.
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National League expansion stalls amid slow vote to 12 teams
In Tampa, UPI reports NL president Warren Giles pushing for orderly expansion while owners clash over timing. O'Malley urges 1968 expansion with the American League, but others resist, citing self interest and public concerns as bottlenecks.
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Coronado Dons Top Camelback 4-2 In Arizona Showdown
Coronado's baseball team defeated Camelback 4-2 to move to 3-1 while Camelback fell to 2-2. Jerry Russell and Kim Short drove key runs, Dave Fraser and Russell doubled, and Short scored on fielder's choices as Coronado rallied after trailing 1-0. Dennis Johnson earned the win with five and a third innings, supported by Tom Normandin. Coach Roy Coppinger praised the defense.
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Sun Devils Fall In Baseball Throttle By Salukis
Arizona State University lost 3-1 to Southern Illinois in a midweek baseball game at Sun Devil Fields. Mike Rogodzinski delivered a two run homer in the sixth, while Jeff Osborn and John Dolinsek produced ASU’s only seventh inning run.
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Player Focuses On Masters Form At Pensacola Open
Gary Player said he is concentrating on sharpening his game for the Masters as the Pensacola Open begins in Florida. He noted the event’s $80,000 purse and absence of several top stars, calling it a tough field despite his solo priority.
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Arizona State, Stanford Lead First Baseball Poll
Arizona State tops the season's first baseball poll with Stanford second and Ohio State third. Florida State, Houston, Florida, Arizona, Santa Clara, Auburn and St John’s follow in the top 10. Parsons College leads the college division with Chapman New Mexico Highlands Trinity and Grand Canyon also in the top five.
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Saguaro Gymnasts Tie Arcadia In Home Meet
Saguaro High hosts Arcadia and finishes 125.5 to 125.5. Sabercats Excel with Bingo Eaton leads on parallel bars and rings, Dave Allen and Driscoll strong on high bar tumbling and trampoline. Titans star Fred Barnes wins free exercise tumbling, Narr places well on high bar. Next home meet Friday vs Scottsdale High.
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Bike Safety Course Set
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department will hold a Bicycle Safe Driving Contest on March 23 at 9 a.m. at Mohave and Tonalea Elementary Schools. The contest is open to fourth through eighth grade students. Ribbons and Ice passes will be awarded as prizes at each school.
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North Carolina and Ohio State Face Semifinal Test in NCAA
Ohio State and North Carolina meet in the NCAA tournament semifinals in Los Angeles Friday night. The winner advances to face Houston or UCLA, who play their own semifinal. UCLA has won 61 of 62, Houston 42 of 43, with UCLA beating Houston in last year's semis.
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UCLA Prepares for Cactus League Showdowns
Smith said his team is mentally and physically ready for the game with Ohio State, the sole remaining contest on their schedule. Fred Taylor of Ohio State focuses on North Carolina first as Houston, Carolina, and Ohio State travel to Los Angeles for workouts at the Sports Arena ahead of the semifinals and finals. Guy Lewis warns UCLA opponents that Houston aims to be ready for back to back dates if they advance.
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