Democracy in Football by Neil Amdur Review
Amdur profiles high school coach George Davis who uses vote chosen lineups and player control to teach democratic ideals amid college football’s rise as a spectacle. The book argues players must assume responsibility, challenging traditional authority while exploring racism, recruiting abuses, and show business pressures.
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Jack Waldron, Former Celtics President, Dies in Boston
John J. Waldron 59, longtime basketball executive and former president of the Boston Celtics, died Monday at University Hospital ten days after cancer surgery. Born in New Bedford, he led Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewery and later P. Ballantine and Sons, guiding Celtics ownership changes in 1965 and 1967 and serving as team president through various sales before moving to Robbin-Dale Uniform Co. He is survived by his widow Janet and three children.
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Jack’ Waldron
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Emerald Society Purse winner misses record at Aqueduct
Racing Roundup reports Sea Force led the field at Aqueduct in the Emerald Society Purse before coasting to victory on the backstretch and missing a track record by one second. The feature races across the circuit crown Liberty Bell Monmouth Park Arlington Rockingham Park and more with Love Pappa Boston Dell and Lady like also prevailing in close finishes.
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Weiskopf Clinches Kemper Open After Dramatic Finish
Tom Weiskopf captured the $150,000 Kemper Open at Charlotte’s Quail Hollow in sudden death after a final string of five birdies. He tied the lead with four birdies late in the round and won on the first playoff hole over Gary Player, Lee Trevino and Dale Douglass. Weiskopf, 29, known for power, had previously led in multiple tour categories and boasted a top scoring average.
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Quail Hollow Country Club
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Massillon
Ohio
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Homero Blancas
Frank Lucchesi Seeks Patience With Phillies Rebuilding
Phillies manager Frank Lucchesi reflects on a tough spring and a rebuilding phase. He notes fan support and patience as he tries to steady a young team with rookies in the outfield and sophomores in the infield. He recalls unique reactions from fans and a light, hopeful tone despite defeat.
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New Ellenton Eliminates Jackson in Sub-District Tourney
New Ellenton defeated Jackson 4 to 0 to stay alive in the Dixie Youth Baseball Sub-District 3-A tournament. Orangeburg beat Allendale 6 to 3 as Orangeburg and New Ellenton set up a tiebreaker for advancement with Allendale.
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McDowell Fined and Cleveland Beat Angels 3 1
Sam McDowell received a $1,000 fine from manager Alvin Dark after a bus incident. He then pitched seven strong innings as Cleveland defeated the California Angels 3-1. Eddie Leon dropped a game-ending popup and Syd O'Brien scored on an error.
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Palomino Show Slated in Lexington July 31 and August 1
The South Carolina Palomino Exhibitors Association will hold an Approved Palomino and Open Show in Lexington on July 31 and August 1. Halter and performance classes are planned with judges Bill Bentley from Ohio and Jack Beshaw from Florida.
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