Handley Favored in NW District Track Meet Showdown
Handley enters the Northwest district meet as heavy favorite with top marks in 10 of 16 events. Broad Run coach Gary Bugg aims to bolster relays and field entries while Handley’s Tom Grim and Danny Borworth pace pole vault, and Dan Crisman faces strong Broad Run competition in multiple events. The meet starts 11 30 a m with field events and runs trials at 1 p m finals 2 p m.
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Palmer Displeased With Flat Mound
The mound at Milwaukee’s County Stadium was flat and Jim Palmer, the Cy Young winner, said the game was not one of his better efforts. He fought through eight hits in an 8 inning 5-3 win over the Brewers while his velocity waned with fatigue. The day’s slate also included Red Sox 7 Indians 5 Tigers 3 Yankees 2 Royals 13 White Sox 2 and Angels 7 Texas 3. Willie Montanez and Steve Ontiveros helped the Giants to a 9-5 win over the Cubs.
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Bestwick speaks at UVa Spring Social on football program
Dick Bestwick headlined the UVa Spring Social at Duff's Rebel Restaurant urging against luck driven praise and stressing self-made success. He outlined recruiting, character checks, and a philosophy prioritizing effort over promises while facing past setbacks and aiming to develop a winning Cavaliers program. The event benefits the Virginia Student Aid Foundation supporting Scott Stadium improvements.
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Canadiens Win Game Three To Lead Flyers 3-0 In Final
Montreal benefited from unlikely contributors Pierre Bouchard and Rick Chartraw to defeat Philadelphia 3-2. Chartraw screened the goalie for the winning goal as Montreal moved within one victory of the league title.
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