Palmer Casper Bid For Ryder Cup Team Fades
Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper face possible exclusion from the United States Ryder Cup squad as the selection ends July 1 after the Western Open. With only five events left, both must post strong Kemper Open results at Quail Hollow to salvage a top 12 finish for a chance at Muirfield selection.
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DeBusschere Seeks Future with Nets After Knicks Era
New York Knicks forward Dave DeBusschere says he envisions a bright future in the ABA with the New York Nets, signing a $75,000 yearly contract as vice president and general manager starting June 1, 1974. He remains under contract with the Knicks for two more seasons as talks with Nets President Roy Boe proceed.
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Knicks executive named VP and GM for 1974 season
Dave DeBusschere of the New York Knicks will become vice president and general manager of the New York Basketball Association starting with the 1974 season. TheAP lists multiple pro sports moves across leagues including Indy 500 winner Gordon Johncock and trades in hockey and tennis.
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Harvard Yale prepare for Cambridge Oxford meet at Harvard Stadium
A 29-man track squad from Harvard and Yale will face Oxford Cambridge in a biennial meet at Harvard Stadium on June 13. Harvard Yale have won the international contest for the past three years, with scoring based on first place finishes.
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Evans Delivers Homer and Catch as Sox Beat Angels
Dwight Evans slimmed the Angels at Fenway with a tie breaking homer in the seventh and a ninth inning running catch to preserve a 2 1 Boston win. Tiant scattered five hits for a complete game win as Boston edged California 2 1 amid a clubhouse brawl that overshadowed the performance.
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