Hawks climb closer to Lakers in West race
Atlanta routed San Diego 124-92 to pull within two games of the Los Angeles Lakers, who lost to Philadelphia 125-121. The Hawks ride a three-game win streak as the Lakers drop three in a row amid Sunday NBA action.
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Little League East Sets Fees and Meeting Dates
Little League East will charge a $7 fee for the first registered child and $11 for families with two or more players to cover operating costs and charter fees. Registration is March 22 and 29, with time and sites TBA. A general meeting is set for Thursday at the YWCA at 7 30 pm in Room D. all parents are invited.
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Grafton Bowling Event Noted Amid Fragmented Text
The readable lines reference Grafton and Louis, with scattered names and places. Fragmentary words hint at a bowling-related item or event but lack clear details, dates, or outcomes to confirm a coherent report.
Bowling league scores highlight weekend play
Coletta Wildaver led with 576 in the Kitcher's Twilight League with a 229 high game. Jo Sellman posted 520 aided by a 222. In the Twisters League at Center Ridge Jo Gallion 557 Hazel Coe 27 10. Mildred Damron 508 202. Mildred Strait 221. Lois Craig 500 in Kings and Queens at Stoney's with 190. Mary Ellen Leighty 222 in Gutter Ball at Stoney's. Mae Cody 201 in Tarry's Saturday Nite Couples.
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One Place Left Where Baseball Players and Owners Agree
In downtown Los Angeles the Association of Professional Baseball Players of America quietly aids players and the indigent. Formed by 12 players in 1924, it funds mutual support with contributions from players and all majors plus many minors match. Calvin Griffith presides with a board of baseball greats. Chuck Stevens runs the office, ensuring simple operations.
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Phillips sisters qualify for national indoor ice speed skating
Pat and Julie Phillips of Elyria earned national berths at the National Indoor Ice Speed Skating Races by finishing second in multiple events at the Ohio State Indoor Championships in Strongsville. Pat, 16, was runner up in 440 880 and 440 yard races while Julie, 9, placed second in 220 and 330 and third in 110. Christine Phillips, 15, placed third in 220, second in 440, fourth in Junior Girls overall.
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Forman named to Amateur America boxing team
Olympic heavyweight champion George Forman was named to the Amateur Athletic Union America boxing team. Johanna Schut of Holland set a world speed skating record in the 3,000 meter and achieved a combined point total of 185,499 for a four event program in Inzell Germany.
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Baseball czar predicts boycott will end soon
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn voiced optimism that the players boycott could end this week as talks on a pension settlement circulate. Carl Yastrzemski visited the Red Sox camp and might sign this week, while Luis Tiant joined Indians spring training after agreeing to a 1968 contract.
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