SIU Seeks Four League Titles In Track Gymnastics And Swimming
Southern Illinois University teams pace for conference crowns in DeKalb and Muncie with Hartzog's track squad and Meade’s gymnasts aiming to repeat titles while Essick’s swimmers chase a defense of last year’s league sweep. standout stars Crockett Hill Sutton and others lead salukis amid flu absences and strong indoor showings.
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Gilbert Goes for Broke in Doral Open Lead Bid
Gibby Gilbert, recovering from a January airplane crash injury, shoots a four under par 68 for a first round lead at the $150,000 Doral Eastern Open. He holds a one stroke edge over Lee Trevino and others, with Jack Nicklaus three off the pace.
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College basketball results from multiple regions and games
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Atlanta Hopes Ride on Knees for 1972 Braves
Manager Lyman Harris says five NL West clubs could win as the Braves rely on aging sluggers Hank Aaron Orlando Cepeda and Rico Carty. Aaron nears Babe Ruth’s career mark while Carty and Cepeda deal with knee issues. Catcher Earl Williams and speedster Ralph Garr provide run support, but pitching depth and consistency remain concerns. Martin Oil wins Carbondale league and tournament titles led by the Crusaders and 710 Bookstore.
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Atlanta
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Aaron
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Carty
Cepeda
West Palm Beach
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RBI
Future Card star No control problems for Reggie Cleveland
Reggie Cleveland says striking the strike zone is like hitting a nail for a carpenter. The Cardinal righthander, 23, ranked high in NL control last season with 53 walks in 222 innings. Cleveland discusses his development, winter ball in the Dominican Republic, his weight and offseason work as a construction laborer in St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
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Cardinals
Dominican Republic
Lem Reggie
Dominican
Du Quoin Wins Sparta Tourney Championship
Du Quoin defeated Sparta 63 42 to win the Sparta sophomore tournament championship. Trico took third from Triad in overtime with a 68 65 score.
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Sparta
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Triad
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