Flyers win 1 0 to lead series in high school hockey
Elyria Flyers defeat Shaker Heights 1 to 0 at Shaker Heights to take a 1 0 series lead in the Greater Cleveland High School Hockey League final. Don Chapel scored unassisted in the third period to push Elyria ahead. Goalie saves were notable amid rugged defense. The series moves to Thornton Park for game two with Elyria promising a split.
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Don Chapel
Mike Feigenbaum
Elyria Flyers
Greater Cleveland
Flyers
Arene O Chapel
Elyria
Thornton Park
Wise trade looks like wise deal for Cardinals
The St. Louis Cardinals praised Rick Wise after a strong spring showing that turned doubts about trading 20-game winner Steve Carlton into optimism. Wise allowed two unearned runs in 14 spring innings and sparked a 3-1 win over the Reds with a sixth inning double, as he contemplates a potential 20-win season alongside contract concerns from past years.
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Steve Carlton
Rick Wise
Wise
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Coleman
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Rich McKinney
Aspromonte Pleased With Work of Hargan Dunning
Palm Springs California AP Steve Hargan allowed five runs in four innings and Steve Dunning one hit in five as Cleveland Indians manager Ken Aspromonte praised both pitchers for competing for the final two rotation spots. Hargan showed a lively fastball while Dunning relied on control and breaking pitches to help the Indians rally past the California Angels with Ray Fosse driving in three on a homer. Lowenstein and Stanley contributed RBI as they seek starting roles in right field and at shortstop respectively.
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Tigers
Bill Mazeroski
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Pirates
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Oakland Athletics
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Frank Fernandez
Cubs
San Francisco Giants
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San Diego Padres
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Ray Fosse
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Texas Rangers
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Calif
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Steve Dunning
Ken As
Promonte
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Fred Stanley
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Traxler resigns after five-year Brookside coaching tenure
Gene Traxler announced his resignation as Brookside’s basketball coach after five seasons. He cited an intolerable situation at the school and said he plans to remain a teacher while possibly exploring other work next year. His five-year record stands at 40-47 with a 4-16 finish this season and a second sectional loss to Cloverleaf.
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Gene Traxler
Cardinals
Cloverleaf
Traxler
Elyria
Coaches disagree about pressure in Ohio high school tourney
Columbus AP report shows coaches Charles Huggins of Gnadenhutten Indian Valley South Dean White of Celina and John Barr of Lexington weighing pressure as three teams prepare for the 1972 state basketball tournaments. Celina opens vs East Tech, Lexington faces Poland, and Indian Valley South meets St Bernard in three semifinal nights at St John Arena. Huggins notes he has won the state title before, but says he told his players not to chase titles in the papers.
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Dean White
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John Barr
King Lexington
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White
Ohio State
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Tles
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East Tech
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Poland
Cincinnati St. Bernard
Huggins
Strasburg
Indian Valley South
Morgan's Gripes Spotlight on Astros and Wynn Fallout
In St Petersburg, Joe Morgan defends his Astros era while shifting to the Reds. He cites fair play, recalls Jim Wynn as a friend, and notes Houston's need for base runners behind Lee May. Pete Rose chimes in, recalling a controversial Wynn photo in the Houston paper.
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Fla
UPI
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Jim Wynn
Cincy
Reds
Astros
Houston
Morgan
Jim
Florida
Lee May
Harry Walker
Walker
Belove
Tall teams reach NIT semi finals in New York action
Jacksonville and Maryland advanced to the 35th National Invitation Tournament semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Jacksonville edged Lafayette 87 76 while Maryland beat Syracuse 71 65. Refereeing influenced both quarterfinals as Jacksonville endured 23 infractions and Lafayette battled foul trouble. Maryland held on with late free throws after a Syracuse rally, with technicals affecting the outcome.
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Syracuse
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