Dodgers focus on little things after Koufax Wills loss
Dodgers shift emphasis to leadoff, baserunning, walks and hit run as spring plans unfold after Sandy Koufax retirement and Maury Wills trade. Alston names Gene Michael and Wes Parker as Wills replacements while Hank Aaron leads Braves baserunning chatter at West Palm Beach.
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Cub Pitchers Hands and Hartenstein Put On Show
Bill Hands, a 26 year old right hander from Rutherford New Jersey, pitched fifteen relief appearances for the Cubs last season posting a 1.16 ERA with two wins and two saves. Chuck Hartenstein starred in the Texas League with a 2.18 ERA in 1905 and returned to the Cubs late season after an arm injury, finishing with five appearances and two earned runs allowed for Tacoma and the Cubs in 1966.
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Valley City Open Youth Bowling Winners Named
Patricia Naderer reports the first City Open Tournament at Frontier Lanes concludes with scratch and handicap divisions across Bantam Junior and Senior groups. Winners include Cindy Harma and Starlene Avery in girls scratch, Terry Hendrickson and Darlene Reinker in others, plus multiple doubles and handicap victors. Pro Am event set for March 16 at Papago Lanes with top prize fund and entry fee of twenty five cents.
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Penny Fairman
Peggy Davis
Janine Smith
Sharon Kurth
Sherri Bowman
Vickie Vincek
Gail Hawthorne
Debbie Davis
Paula
Roxanne Smith
Sharon Kopis
Judy Hall
Judy Bebout
Lynette Willams
Judy Carty
Sharon Kopia
Billie White
Terry Hall
Mike McInerney
Rick Jones
Mike McDonald
Steve McCoy
Bob Stayner
Steve Gash
Wayne Meoney
Monte Miller
Kelland Webb
Danny King
Billy Hull
Steve Boldt
Ray Adams
Bill Miller
Richard Bennett
Bernie Rynkiewica
Tom Ashworth
Ad Rabideau
Ron Abalos
Chuck Taube
Wayne Moonay
al Keller
Jimmy Williams
David Watanabe
Papago Lanes
Sixers Quiet Barry as they top Warriors in OT bid
Philadelphia roused to defeat San Francisco 136 128 as Rick Barry held to five points in the first half then surged with 21 in the third. Chet Walker 27 Wilt Chamberlain 24 Hal Greer 20 Billy Cunningham 31 led balanced attack. Barry finished with 37. Celtics beat Bulls 114 108 in opener of doubleheader with Sam Jones 38 and Larry Siegfried 26.
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Blancas Holds Slim Lead In Doral Open After Round One
Homero Blancas leads by one stroke at the Doral Open as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus trail by three. Palmer shot 67 while Nicklaus and Doug Sanders tied at 68, with Tom Weiskopf and others close behind on the Blue Monster course.
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Bert Greene
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Big Eight Seeks AAU Record Reconsideration For Ryun Time
The Big Eight condemned the AAU for denying Kansas star Jim Ryun a world record. The conference demanded the Terre Haute 1967 1:44.59 half mile be resubmitted for international approval, citing discrimination and mismanagement by the AAU and urging action without prejudicial comment.
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Tryouts Scheduled for Kiva Kaibab Cocopah Little League
Tryouts for Kiva Kaibab Cocopah Little League open Saturday at Kiva School for 8 9 year olds 1 2 30 pm and 10 12 year olds 2 30 4 pm. Final Pima Navajo Little League registration Tuesday March 7 from 7 30 pm at Pima School. A 5 per day league fee and 10 per person senior league fee are listed.
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Folley May Bring Archie Ray for New York Sparring
Folley and promoter Bill Swift discuss sending Archie Ray, a Phoenix heavyweight, to spar with Zora Folley in New York during the final training weeks before he meets Cassius Clay for the world title. Ray recently sparred three rounds at Huntington Gym and resembles Clay in style. Swift and trainer Johnny Hart plan to depart for Grossinger's resort, while Al Fenn mulls dropping closed circuit telecast talks for the March 22 bout in Phoenix and Tucson.
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Rincon Faces Flagstaff For State Class AA Title
Phoenix Union hosts undefeated Flagstaff at Veterans Memorial Coliseum to determine the Class AA champion. Rincon defeated Alhambra 65-50 in the other Class AA semifinal Thursday night. Semifinals for Classes A B were held today with teams like Ray St Johns Parker Benson and games set for Saturday title decisions.
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ASU Baseball Seeks Fifth Straight Win At Home
Arizona State University aims for its fifth straight victory as Tom Burgess starts on the mound against a Los Angeles State at Sun Devil Field. Grangaard hit his second homer of the season, lifting ASU to a 5 1 win after an early 1 4 lead.
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