Stargell Sparks Pirates Past Braves in 82 Win
Willie Stargell led the Pirates with a three hit night including a two run homer and four runs scored as Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 82. Bob Moose earned the win aided by Stargell's bat while Dave Giusti closed. Other scores: Chicago over Houston 69, San Diego 63 over Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Houston
San Diego
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Detroit
Oakland
Kansas City
Pirates
Pat Jarvis
Bob Robertson
Bob Moose
Dave Giusti
Milt Pappas
Joe Pepitone
Dege
Richie Allen
Nate Colbert
Steve Garvey
Dodgers
Veteran rallies January leads Masters at Augusta
Texas born veteran January, 41, holds a one stroke 36 hole lead at the Masters after a 69 for a six under par 138. He states he cannot play frequent events due to weight and family business, aiming to win enough for a major payday while balancing golf and life.
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Augusta
UPI
Don
Texas
Ben Hogan
Dallas
Pooner
Midway
Hogan
Bantam Ben
January
PGA
Women's Bowling January Round Goes To Tight Lead
The field narrows into round three with Texas Charlie Coody close behind leader, and Florida’s Bob Murphy as a strong challenger. Weiskopf and Nicklaus sit within a few strokes, while several luminaries like Snead and Boros miss the midway cut as rain interrupts later play.
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Bob
Murphy
Florida
Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Dale
Douglass
Hale Irwin
Mil- Eastler Barber
W. L. Pet
Julius Ball
Boros
Sam Snead
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Detroit
Boston
New York
West
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Willows Supper Club
Marytte Stanley
Boa Melanes iy-Veex
Miller Welding - Cays
MN Star
Washington Acing
McCleery Cumming Co
Sitlers Auto Parts
Batts Deuces Re . Oak
K.C
Alcindor Stars as Bucks, Knicks roll to playoff leads
Lew Alcindor scored 32 as Milwaukee topped Los Angeles 106 to 85 to take a 2-0 edge in the Western Conference finals while Dick Barnett and Walt Frazier propelled New York past Baltimore 107 to 88 to seize a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference series. Bucks and Knicks build on strong showings behind star performances and bench contributions as playoff action tightens.
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New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Lew Alcindor
Bucks
Los Angeles Lakers
Dick Barnett
Moneyman
Knicks
New York
Baltimore Bullets
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Lakers
Alcindor
Jon McGlocklin
Jon
L.A
Larry Costello
Chicago
Jerry West
Wilt ‘Chamberlain
Gus Johnson
Earl Monroe
Kevin Loughery
Baltimore
Bullets
Barnett
Walt Frazier
Frazier
Monroe
Loughery
Birmingham councilman dines with Queen then guides royal train
Birmingham city councilman James Eames ate lunch with Queen Elizabeth during her visit. He then changed into his British rail engineer uniform and guided the royal train back to London. Pollution is categorized into erosion organic insecticides radioactive wastes and heat content.
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Birmingham
England
UPI
James Eames
Queen Elizabeth
British Rail
London
YMCA Combines Whiffle Ball Leagues for All Grades
Due to high signups from 5th and 6th graders, the YMCA merges the Whiffle Ball Leagues for 3rd to 6th graders into one program. Six mixed teams form the league with Friday after school games. Team rosters and game times posted at the Y. Play begins Friday, April 16.
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YMCA
New ball game for the Hawkeyes
Iowa football enters spring practice under new coach Frank Lauterbur with 32 lettermen, 25 seniors, and 37 sophomores. The team aims to improve defense and evaluate personnel while adapting to five quarterbacks and key losses on offense and defense.
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Frank X. Lauterbur
Hawkeyes
Toledo
Iowa
Lauterbur
Frank
Bill Windauer
Jerry Nelson
Jeff Elgin
Levi Mitchell
Geoff Mickelson
Chuck Legler
John Muller
Craig Clemons
Rich Solomon
Jerry Johnson
Charles Podolak
Big Ten
Dave Clement
Dave Brooks
Roy Bush
Kyle Skogman
Rob Fick
John Highland
Town ii
Steve Peick Holmes
Dave
Jerry Reardon
Don Osbey
Ripon College magazine prints on recycled paper focus on ecology
Ripon Wis UPI reports the spring issue of Ripon College's quarterly magazine is printed on 100 per cent trash. The magazine uses a new paper stock made from all recycled waste paper and centers on ecology.
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Ripon, Wis
UPI
Ripon College
Tom White named to math institute
Crawfordsville April 9 Tom White Fairfield High School teacher and wrestling coach has been named to participate in a summer mathematics institute at Drake University funded by the National Science Foundation. The eight week course may lead to invitations to two follow up summers. White, a Simpson College graduate, teaches two algebra courses and assists varsity football. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon White of Crawfordsville and Mrs White is the former Marilyn Prongadaughter of the Lester Prongas of Ainsworth.
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Donald Lee
Crawfordsville
Tom White
Fairfield
Drake University
National Science Foundation
White
Simpson College
Tom
Vernon White
Marilyn Pronga
Lester Pronga
Ainsworth
Sky girls to become first female sky marshals monday
Four young women trained for four weeks will take positions as the first female sky marshals in the force. One worked as a secretary, another a student, and two were government technicians. They spoke to reporters with faces hidden, names withheld, noting initial parental concerns but growing confidence in their abilities.
Highland honor pupils named for third quarter list
Highland school officials publish the third quarter honor roll with students from seventh through seniors named in a long list. Notable recurring surnames include Gerot, Metz, Kriz, Waldschmidt, Schneider, and Thomann among others across grades.
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Highland School
Daniel Fox
Laurie Gerot
Susan Kaufman
Ann Kirehner
Karla Krotz
Richard Kueneman
Becky Metz
Carrie Metz
Kelly Ost
Lynette Rath
Jim Roberts
Tim Roberts
Becky Shalla
Donna Thomann
Nancy Tobin
Lisa Weimer
Tom Carson
Nancy Cushing
Bob Putney
Betty Rice
James Schneider
Leanne Swailes
Jane Waldschmidt
Mary Waldschmidt
Dennis Walker
Nancy Wood
Virgini Yoder
Sven Brush
Alan Byerly
Linda Chalupa
Steve Colbert
Barb Cushing
Bob Davis
Dick Droll
Jerry Dutler
Andrea Duwn
Linda Farr
Jim Figgins
Sara Gerdes
Debbie Gerot
Pauline Gilroy
Sharon Goodwin
Dee Kaufmai
Randy Kiene
Karen Kloppfer
Kathy Knottnerus
Betty Kron
Alan Mapel
Jeanette Menci
Patty Metz
Linda Orris
Pat Ort
Judy Ossman
Kathy Rice
Steve Roberts
Tom Schneider
Sue Simon
Ron Skubal
Skip Slaughter
Lois Strabala
Carol Swailes
Sheryl Swenson
Randy Wagamon
Colleen Waldschmidt
Glenda Waldschmidt
Alan Weimer
Jim Yeggy
Kathy Yeggy
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Louise Kasper
Mary Jo Koehler
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Jennie Latta
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Debbie Powell
Janice Schneider
Karen Schneider
Mark Sojka
Randy Thomann
Barb White
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