Frosh Rule Criticized by Players in All-America Game
In Lubbock the Coaches All-America game players condemn NCAA frosh eligibility rules. Nebraska star Levy Jacobson and others argue 18-year-olds lack maturity against older rivals, predicting freshmen rarely contribute immediately. Several quarterbacks say spring training or redshirting would help.
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Bench Mays Climb In NL All Star Voting
Johnny Bench overtook Manny Sanguillen for the No 1 NL catcher spot as Willie Mays rose to third among outfielders in the second week of voting for the All Star game. Bench 130823 votes to 88688 for Sanguillen, Mays 107178, Aaron 153400 lead among outfielders with Clemente 128309 behind him. Torre led all vote getters with 154172.
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Barnett One Stroke Back In State Open
Sam Carmichael of Martinsville and Don Padgett II of Fort Wayne share the Indiana Open lead at 2 under par 211 after the third round at Pine Valley. Carmichael shot 73 and Padgett 72 to tie, with amateur Steve Barnett of Anderson at 212 and several others at 212 or 213 including Greg Milan at even 213.
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Changeup Producing Whins For Hall Wins For Cincinnati
Cincinnati reliever Tom Hall has become a key starter in pursuit of the NL West title after being traded from Minnesota. The lefty has a 2.33 ERA with 65 strikeouts in 54 2/3 innings and has added a changeup to his arsenal guiding the Reds to pivotal relief and closing duties. Bench praises his leadership and hustle while Hall studies hitters to exploit weaknesses.
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MSU to feature more fullback runs next season
East Lansing Michigan AP coach Duffy Daugherty expresses regret that the fullback did not carry the ball enough in the previous fall season. Spring drills indicate he will have the quarterback call more fullback plays to boost the ground game next autumn.
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Paish Upsets Smith at London Grass Courts
British player Paish defeated top-ranked Stan Smith 24 6-3 10-8 in the Queen's Club quarterfinals four days before Wimbledon. Smith, from California, voiced progress after the loss while Evert advanced to the women's semis with a 6-3 6-0 win. Other Americans Graebner Connors Gonzales and Wendy Overton also reached the semis, with Krantzcke and Coleman winning in women's quarters.
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Pacers Brown to Attend GOP Convention as Alternate Delegate
Roger Brown of the Indiana Pacers will attend the Republican National Convention in Miami this August as an alternate delegate at large. Elected to the Indianapolis City County Council last November, Brown was among 10 unopposed candidates for alternate delegates at large, to be formally elected at the Indiana Republican State Convention Friday.
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