Sunday goalie nightmare sinks NHL highs and lows
Sunday was a goalie nightmare as Ed Johnston of Boston and Bernie Parent Doug Favell of Philadelphia Bruce Gamble of Toronto faced a flood of shots. The troubled day for goalies highlighted the struggles of multiple teams and left fans reacting to a high scoring spree.
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Boston
Bernie Parent
Doug Favell
Philadelphia
Bruce Gamble
Toronto
Weekend sports wrap includes San Antonio Stakes and Daytona results
From Santa Anita to Hialeah and Daytona Beach, weekend races crown winners. Praise Jay takes the San Antonio Stakes at Santa Anita as Yum Bel and Yum Bel’s rivals headline Gulfstream action. Major golf and bowling notes surface alongside NHL and skiing results with key names like Lee Trevino, Don Mac Tavish, and Lee Roy Yarbrough highlighted.
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Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Praise Jay
Santa Anita
Torres Crowned Flyweight Champion in Mexico City
Efren Scorpion Torres from La Palma Mexico, at 112 pounds, won a technical knockout of Chartehai Chionoi Thailand after eight rounds when the referee stopped the bout. Chionoi’s left eye was swollen shut and could not continue. Torres improved to 43 victories in 49 fights with 27 knockouts, leaving Chionoi with five losses and one draw.
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Mexico City
UPL
Efren
Scorpion
Torres
la Palma
Mexico
Chartehai Chionoi
Thailand
Chionoi
Herrera Franjutti
College basketball scores from St John’s to Montana State
Scores list shows St John’s N Y 77 Colgate 62 and many others across colleges including Princeton Brown Penn Villanova Temple Harvard Cornell and more with results featuring teams such as Duke Villanova Syracuse West Virginia Providence Holy Cross Rhode Island and Utah State among others. The long tally includes nonconference and conference games with varied margins and outcomes.
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St John's
N.Y
Colgate
Princeton
Brown
Penn
Yate
Columbus
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cornell
Villanova
Temple
Fortham
Rochester
Long N. U
Connecticut
St Bonaventure
Niagara
Boston U
Springfield
Penn State
Pitt
Delaware
Buckenell
Iowa
St Francis
Massachusetts
Maine
Canisius
Xavier
Ohio
Syracuse
West Virginia
Providence
Holy Cross
Rhode Island
Vermont
Rutgers
Lafayette
Army
New York
Manhattan
Hofstra
St Paul Edges St Mary 58 52 In Church League Action
Greg Cowen scored 38 points as St Paul defeated St Mary 58 52 at the YMCA. In other games First Assembly beat Pilgrim 65 52 with Bob Rader 21 and Tom Smith 20 as First Methodist surged past First Congregational 446.
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Greg Cowen
YMCA
St. Paul
St. Mary
First Assembly
Pilgrim
Bob Rader
Tom Smith
First Methodist
First Congregational
First Methodist-Tom Smith and Frost Congregational Rosters
A fragmented list shows multiple names and numbers associated with First Methodist and Frost Congregational churches. Entries include "Tom Smith," "Larry Cope," "Gilbo," "Dare Reader Pie," "John Vance," and "St Pauls St Marys" among others with numeric annotations that likely indicate roles or counts.
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Tom Smith
Panth Eer
Larry Cope
Gilbo
Dare
Jack Staith
John Vance
Frost Congregational
Tom Essettee
Craig Felton
Tom Hines
Dare Vette
Bil Goodspeed
One Feliog
Check Beara
Jear
Scoring Report From Pilgrim Assembly Basketball Night
Team rosters and scoring lines show mixed totals for players including Paul Coven and Mark Danstan with multiple players recording points against St Marys and Pilgrim. Final lines reflect irregular OCR fragments but indicate individual tallies and team names across first and second quarters.
Dark sees Red Sox favored to win AL title this season
Alvin Dark, manager of Cleveland, predicts Boston will capture the American League crown by winning the division and playoff, despite questions about Triple-A depth and Detroit's past luck. He notes Detroit's pitching and McLain's decline, and he discusses labor-management tensions affecting managers.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Alvin Dark
Boston Red Sox
Alvin
Cleveland
Boston
Red Sox
Volkswagen
Detroit
Dark
Tigers
McLain
Lonborg
Conigliaro
Sox
Harvard
Bostonian
Indians
Pra
San Fancisco
Giants
Kansas City
Charlie Finley
Goofy
Finley
Charlie
Oakland
Hank Bauer
Hank
Barons Fall Twice as Bears Sweep Two-Game Set
The Cleveland Barons lost 5 3 to the Hershey Bears in Cleveland on Sunday after a 4 2 defeat on Saturday. Hershey built a 2 2 tie after the first period, then scored two goals in each of the second and third periods. Cleveland scorers were Jim Mikel Wayne Schultz and Howie Glover. The Barons host Hershey again on March 12.
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Park
Hextall
Bob Nevin
Detroit
Mahovlich
Pete Stemkowski
Wayne Connelly
Alex Delvecchio
Bruce MacGregor
Nick Libett
Libett
Parent
Philadelphia
Favell
Jean Guy Gendron
Danny Grant
Toronto
Minnesota
Grant
Gamble
North Stars
Ray Cullen
George Armstrong
Leafs
Dave Keon
J.P. Parise
Danny Lawson
North Star
Oakland
Los Angeles Kings
Seals
Gerri Desjardins
Cleveland
UPI
Cleveland Barons
Hershey Bears
Bears
Barons
Hershey
Jim Mikel
Wayne Schultz
Howie Glover
Thompson hits 631 in Elyria bowling league
Ralph Thompson bowled a 631 series in the Elyria Moose League at Stoney's with games of 225, 182 and 224. George Noll added a 608 with a 254 high game in the Kitcher's Twilight League. Eerl Sie necker posted 603 with 213 and 210 games in the Elks Sunday Couples League.
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Bob Overy
Grafton Lanes
Elyria City
Ray Benson
Overy
Benson
Henry Jabs
Salo
Jim Qualls
Chuck Vollmer
Bob Yun
Don Sheldon
George Yasher
Ray Fluker
Qualls
Harris
Sipos
Fluker
Gary Ross
Kegler
Mike Krupar
Bill Hoppe
Matt Herman
Herman
Ralph Thompson
Stoney’s
George Noll
Kitcher
Eerl Sienecker
Elks
Chuck Trego
Stoner’s
Hank Schneppe
Center Ridge
Ronald Wendt
Pros reach truce to allow open era players in majors
Tennis pros and national associations reached a Sunday truce to permit professionals to compete in major open events in 1969. The agreement, with the United States Lawn Tennis Association and major nations, covers Wimbledon Forest Hills Australian and French championships and addresses expense money purses and amateur status rules.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
George MacCall
National Tennis League
Bob Briner
MacCall
Briner
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Great Britain
Australia
France
South Africa
Rod Laver
Tony Roche
John Newcombe
Pancho Gonzalez
Billie Jean King
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Forest Hills
Australan
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Roscoe Beard
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Harold Snyder
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Robert Podwalay
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Clyde Martin
George Edwards
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