Arizona Wildcats Win Opener Over Sun Devils
Arizona scored four runs in the fourth inning to erase a 1-0 deficit and defeat Arizona State University 5-1 in the Western Athletic Conference opener. Joe Arnold led off the fourth with a walk and scored on a sacrifice fly by Jerry Stitt. Steve Ballard doubled in a run, while Rog Detter misplayed a ball allowing Ballard to score. Joe Old pitched well for Arizona State, giving up nine hits as the Sun Devils dropped the game.
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Bulls Sign Key Draft Pick in Surprise NBA Move
The Chicago Bulls have signed a top draft choice from Tennessee and Oregon State to join the National Basketball Association. The seven foot center is described as a major addition for the club, aiming to bolster frontcourt depth and height.
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Cavalaris Accepts Penalty as Dancer's Image Controversy Lingers
Lou Cavalaris, serving a 30 day suspension for authorizing Phenylbutazone on Dancer's Image, watches the Preakness from Toronto. He argues the penalty is light, defends the trainer’s responsibility, and believes the Derby disqualification should not bar the horse from racing.
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UPI
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Peter Fuller
Cavalaris
Preakness
Cleveland fighter seeks rematch for heavyweight title
The Cleveland boxer, who lost to Clay in 1966, is making a comeback bid at age against challenger Jimmy Ellis for the WBA heavyweight crown.
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UPI
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Clay
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Cubs lose as Sadecki stifles rally and Phillies edge Cards
Ray Sadecki pitched a three hitter to improve to 5-3 as the Giants beat the Cubs 2-0 with bases loaded threats squelched by a Lou Johnson out and a John Boccabella flyout. In other NL action White drove in the decisive run for Philadelphia in a 1-0 ten-inning win over St. Louis, while Atlanta beat New York in 16 innings and San Francisco blanked Chicago 2-0.
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Rain clouds threaten pole as Indy 500 trials open
Rain dampens opening day of the 52nd annual 500 Mile Speedway Auto Race qualifications at Indianapolis. More than 200,000 fans expected. Mario Andretti's records both loom to be broken if weather clears. Top contenders include Bobby Unser, Joey Leonard, Graham Hill, A J Foyt, Dan Gurney, Gordon Johncock, and Lloyd Ruby.
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Negotiations stall on NHL franchise move to Vancouver
LaBatt Breweries president N. E. Hardy said negotiations to relocate the Oakland Seals NHL franchise to Vancouver are at an impasse after three failed Canucks participation proposals. Hardy criticized the rejection, noting the aim is an NHL team in Vancouver despite Canucks WHL commitments.
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Chiefs Sign Four Draft Choices For 1962 Season
Kansas City Kansas City Chiefs announce three more draft picks including Tulane defensive end Tom Nosewicz runing back Robert Holmes from Southern University and linebacker Wesley Williams from Texas Southern all terms agreed Nosewicz 11th Holmes 14th Williams 17th selections.
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Padres blank Phoenix as Lersch dominates in game two
Barry Lersch scattered eight hits to lead the San Diego Padres past Phoenix 3-0 in the Pacific Coast League series, tying the four game set at one win each. John Werhas and Larry Hisle scored on insurance in the ninth, while Bobby Klaus blasted a key double.
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