Astros 1968 lineup shifts spark predictions and bets
Astros sign Jim Wynn Rusty Staub and Bob Aspromonte for 1968 with big raises as manager reshuffles infield roles Rader moves to third Staub to first Aspromonte strong defensively and capable of quick targeting infield shifts. Baseball pundit predicts Astros finish seventh in NL with improved pitching.
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Doug Rader
Rader
Aspromonte
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Hector Torres
Dennis Menke
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
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August A. Busch
Cardinals
New York Mets
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Philadelphia Phillies
Lee College golfers shine in Rebel Hawk tournament
Lee College finished third in the team event and fourth in the four man format at the Rebel Hawk golf tourney on March 5. Randy Randall tied for second individually with a 78, and the foursome posted scores of 75 by Randall, 76 by Leighton Littlefield, 77 by Larry Nash, and 80 by Jack Jones at Texaco Golf Course in Houston. The squad plans Wednesday practice and a Saturday trip to San Antonio for another event, aiming to build on recent gains.
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Lee College
Randy Randall
Texaco
Houston
Randall
Leighton Littlefield
Larry Nash
Jack Jones
Randy
San Antonio
Tennis Team Ready For First Tournament
S.C.'s Camille Bunting and Kay Rankin lead the squad to Beaumont for Lamar Tech Tennis Tournament their season opener after two wins over San Jacinto Junior College. They swept singles and doubles in Pasadena as regular practice continues.
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S.C
Camille Bunting
Kay Rankin
Beaumont
Lamar Tech
San Jacinto Junior College
Pasadena
Camille
Kay
Pittsburgh Negro Athletes Speak On Status In Campus Sports
Five University of Pittsburgh Negro athletes discuss the label commodity placed on Black players, sharing experiences of being valued for performance rather than personhood. They describe barriers, pride, and the pressure to perform while noting differences in perception from teammates, fans, and local communities. The piece contrasts athletic fame with degrees and daily respect.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pitt News
Steve Stevenson
Stevenson
Carl Wooten
Steve
Wooten
J. D. Lewis
Homewood
Garnett
Carl
Pitt
Hubit White
Villanova
Pa.) University
Watkins
Pittsburgh
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