Parish Proves Scouts Wrong as Cardinal Rookie Linebacker Starts
St Louis reports Don Parish, a fourth round pick from Stanford, became a regular starter for the Cardinals as a rookie linebacker alongside teammates Parish notes he expected a higher draft position. He contrasts with first round pick Jim Files of the Giants and others drafted ahead.
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Parish
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Ohio State
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Penn State
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Texas A&m
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Kent State
Eric Harris
Colorado
Greg Lens
Trinity
Jamie Rivers
Larry Stallings
Stallings
Los Angeles Rams
Jack Pardee
Myron Pottios
Maxie Baughan
Stanford
Bruins Rangers Battle For First In NHL East Leads
The Bruins and Rangers keep a tight race for top spot in the NHL East after Detroit and Buffalo wins shift the standings. Boston beat Montreal 4 2 as Esposito and Orr led the attack, while New York pushed Minnesota 6 2 with Balon scoring four goals to raise his season total to 29.
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Detroit
Vancouver
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Canucks
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Phil Esposito
NHL
Fred Stanfield
Ken Hodge
Orr
Yvan Cournoyer
Jean Beliveau
Rangers
Dave Balon
Gilles Gilbert
Minnesota Nets
Barber Wins Phoenix Open With Remarkable 261 Total
Barber shoots 65 in final round to finish 261 three rounds under par at Arizona Country Club. He wins the Phoenix Open by two strokes over Casper Sikes Hill Blancas Curl, with Harney Palmer Jacklin Stockton among a cluster at 265 to 269.
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Barber
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Ariz
Little Desert
Arizona Country Club
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Billy Casper
Dan Sikes
Sikes
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Homero Blancas
Rod Curl
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Arnold Palmer
Tony Jacklin
Dave Stockton
Lion Sleeps Captures Sixth Straight Win at Hialeah
Lion Sleeps, owned by Celestino DiLibero and ridden by Bill Hartack, won the $32,150 Royal Palm Handicap at Hialeah by a nose over Spotted Line, his sixth straight victory dating from a Dec 1 blinkers fitting. True North was third. Rum extended his streak with a nose win at Pimlico in the $28,350 Pimlico Stakes, while Cougar II captured the San Marco Handicap at Santa Anita.
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Lion Sleeps
Celestino DiLibero
Bill Hartack
Hileah
Thomas
James Grisson
C.V. Whitney
True North
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Rum
Tri-Colour Stable
Jig Dancer
Pimlico
Santa Anita
Bill Shoemaker
Mary F. Jones
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