Chiefs star Garrett quits football for baseball career
New York reports Garrett a Southern California standout, drafted by Kansas City in 1966, announces plan to pursue baseball full time. He cites love of the sport, potential majors, and desire for year round play, saying he would join West Coast broadcasts if baseball doesn’t work out.
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ABA Stars to Salt Lake City move teased
Salt Lake City hosts talk of moving the ABA Stars to Salt Lake City as owners Chairman Bill Daniels and executives telegram newsmen about a luncheon at the Salt Palace. The plan hints the ABA franchise may shift home floor pending official bids from Anaheim and other bidders while Los Angeles leaders push the change.
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Lotz Wins Kemper Open in One-Under-Par Victory
Dick Lotz captured the Monsanto Open title and vaulted into second on the money list with a one under par 71 on the Kemper Open final day. Lou Graham tied for second at 281 after a 74, while Tom Weiskopf and Grier Jones shot 72s to stay in contention. Lotz's clutch 12-foot birdie on the 14th and a trouble-filled finish kept him ahead as he celebrated a rare major-style win in Charlotte.
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Highbaugh and Smiley win Killbuck select partner event
Bud Highbaugh and John Smiley won the Killbuck Men's Golf Club select partner handicap tourney with a 140 total. Charles Parks and Wayne Gies were second at 142, followed by three teams at 144 and two teams tied at 145. The field included R Plymate with Ed Parris, Charles Bock with Don Sidwell, Bob Lineberry with Jim Moore, Bob Buxton with Bill Callaway, and Bil Cordle with Mike Jonge.
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Indiana Players Drafted Listed
NEW YORK UPL lists Indiana players drafted in the annual baseball draft. Wayne Pinkham Jeffersonville catcher chosen first round by Cincinnati for Sioux Falls. Mike Thomason New Castle Ball State left handed pitcher 9th round by Philadelphia for Peninsula. Bruce Miller Columbia City Indiana University shortstop 17th round Chicago White Sox for Appleton Wisconsin. Larry Arrendal Marion right handed pitcher 17th round Pittsburgh for Gas Itonia. Jay Parker South Bend Clay High catcher 19th round Chicago White Sox for Appleton. Bob Schell South Bend Clay High shortstop 31st round Chicago Cubs for Huron North Dakota. Gordon Slade Evansville Davidson College outfielder 12th round Washington for Geneva. Peter Miller South Bend Grand Rapids Junior College shortstop 6th round Baltimore for Miami. Robert Eales Laporte Southern Illinois University right handed pitcher 2nd pick in secondary draft Cleveland for Savannah.
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