Gilbert Early Doral Golf Leader IAMI
Gibby Gilbert, back from injuries, shot 68 to lead the Eastern Open at Coral Country Club in Doral. Lee Trevino and four others tied for second as wind and a redesigned 10th hole pushed scores higher on a windy day.
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Lee Trevino
Coral Country Club
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Dick Lotz
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Butch Baird
Wasa
Hollywood
Fla
Aother
Jace
Miami
Los Angeles
Tucson
Hey
Cardinal Sign Ted Sizemore To Impact 1972 Infield
Ted Sizemore, 25, agreed to terms with St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday. He was NL rookie of the year with the Dodgers in 1959. The move fills half the infield while Joe Torre remains unsigned and Matty Alou not yet ready. Torre visited Busch Field and hinted at a holdout as workouts approach.
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Fila
Ted Sizemore
St. Louis
Baseball Cardite
Sizemore
Los Angeles Dodgers
Joe Torre
Matty
Torre
Busch Field
Wait Till Next Year Looms For Area Basketball Teams
Most teams end their season with youths dreaming of a better next year while seniors depart. Madison Heights rebuilds around Harry Morgan and veterans Minnick Miles and Robinson, with sophomores Kirk Ray Wilkerson and Joe Buck showing promise.
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Madison Heights
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Clarence Swain
Joe Jessup
Steve Porter
Harry Morgan
Joe Minnick
John Miles
Elroy Robinson
Larry Buck
Phil Buck
Tangy Kirk Ray
Odell Wilkerson
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Joe Buck
Yorktown
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Bruce Parkinson
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Steve Hilton
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Greg Freeman
Rick Townsend
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Larry Swindell
Phil Graham
Dan DeVore
Doug Bellar
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John Kerr
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Alexandria
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Stan Daugherty
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Steve Stevens
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Gary Barker
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Elwood
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Mike Poor
Keys
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Fred Stage
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Daleville
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White River
Shenand
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Larry Morton
Hayden Ooten
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Mount Vernon
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Scott
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Joe Hall
Big Joe Ke
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Argylls
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Ravens
Anderson College
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Steve Lewis
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Jack Rector
Freeman Blade
Dave Clevenger
Paul Trainor
Lowell Drill
Blume
Clareance Gordon
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Spitz Wins AAU Sullivan Trophy for IU Star
Mark Spitz of Indiana University won the AAU Sullivan Trophy as America's outstanding amateur athlete. The 21 year old tied to set world records in 1970 and 1969, including a 51.9 second 100 meter freestyle world record. Teammate John Kinsella also cited for 1970 award.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis, Inc
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Indiana University
America
Carmichael
Calif
AAU
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Spita
John Kinsella
Spitz
McAdoo Gets ABA Secret College Draft First Pick
Bob McAdoo a 6 9 junior forward from North Carolina was named the first player chosen in the ABA secret college draft. The Virginia Squares used the No 1 pick acquired from the Pittsburgh Condors in a deal for George Carter to select McAdoo. Dwight Davis of Houston was picked by the Floridians as their first round choice.
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George Carter
North Carolina
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Houston
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South Carolina
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LaRue Martin
Chicago
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Eau Claire
Bob
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John Giannelli
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Long Beach State
Denver Rockets
Doug Collins
Kinois State
Bud Stallworth
Kansas
Paul Stovall
Arizona State
Claude Terry
Stanford
Paul Westphal
Southern California
Collins
Regional hoops scene mixes legends and drafts
Facts from Indianapolis show Muncie Central Logansport and Kokomo as frequent regional winners. Frankfort holds the longest streak with 11 titles but was broken in 1932. Michigan City Lafayette Jefferson Lafayette and others remain active contenders with many former champions in play. The article also notes NCAA and ABA drafts including Walton Collins Stovall Westphal and others with round-by-round selections and future signing caveats.
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