Coaching career blooms for Bluefield State alum Jack Colobro
Bluefield State College graduate Jack Colobro will coach junior high football and serve as athletic director in Lakeland Florida. A longtime athlete with strong coaching exposure at BSC he is seen as a promising future coach.
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Bluefield State College
Jack
Lakeland
Fla
BSC
Big Blue
Charley Cottey
UPI
Ken Lambert
Tennessee
Lambert
U. T. Soph
VPI
Ken
Chuck Rohe
Rohe
Roanoke
Charlton Webb
Andrew Lewis
Salem
Webb
Beavers
Charlton
Bluefield
Sam Webb
Arnold Harless
Baileysville High
SSAC
Merrel MelIlwain
South Charleston High
John Shelton
Keyster
Chuck O'Connell
St. Paul's
Maryland
Washington and Lee
Allen Neely
Narrows
Union, Ky
Georgetown
Ray Neely
Pit Crews May Decide Schaefer 500 Winner
Mario Andretti says Sundays Schaefer 500 at Pocono will hinge on pit work under a 40 gallon fuel rule. He notes plans for eight to ten stops, cites faster speeds and a record field pace, and recalls heat and vapor lock risks with rapid pit operations.
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Andretti
Ferrari
Italy
Trenton
N.J
al Unser
Parnelli Jones
Peter Revson
Pocono International Raceway
Nazareth
Pocono
Irwin Takes 2 Shot lead at Western Open in Midlothian
Hale Irwin shot a five under par 66 to grab a two-stroke halfway lead at the Western Open at Midlothian Country Club. Arnold Palmer struggled with mistakes after a hot start, while Bruce Crampton and Rik Massengale also stood two back at 135 as Leonard Thompson posted a 64 to reach 141.
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Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Colorado
Ment. Irwin
Midlothian Country Club
Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Rik Massengale
Crampton
Massengale
Billy Casper
Midlothian
Bruce Devlin
Tom Kite
Richard Crawford
Crawford
Kite
Devlin
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Tom Weiskopf
Leonard Thompson
Wake Forest
Rocky Thompson
Miller Barber
Larry Hinson
Lionel Hebert
Bob Wynn
Mike Reasor
Pete Brown
Bob Murphy
Bob Brue
George Archer
Doug Ford
Forrest Ferler
Artie McNickle
Tommy Aaron
Art Wall
Jerry McGee
Bob Dickson
Bob Zender
John Jacobs
Dave Stockton
Rick Rhoads
Dick Lotz
Jim Wlechers
Jim Jamieson
Robert Moreland
Ralph Johnston
Charles Cagdy
Marty Bohen
Jim Simons
Fred Mart
Bobby Cole
Jim Barber
al Gelberger
Jel Hewes
George Johnson
Bob Lewis
Bob Shaw
Dewitt Weaver
Todd Phil Rodgers
Orville Moody
Ken Still
George Knudson
Joan Schroeder
Lee Wykle
Tom Watson
Don Finsterwala
Deane Berman
Bench Leads NL All Star Voting By Wide Margin
Cincinnati star Johnny Bench dominates the National League All Star fan balloting with a 572,229 to 101,375 lead over Manny Sanguillen for the starting catcher berth. The halfway totals list Aaron, Stargell, Morgan, Speier, Concepción, Rose, Williams and Cedeno among other leaders across positions.
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Johnny Bench
Bench
Manny Sanguillen
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Ron Santo
Chicago
Cardinals
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Willie Stargell
Joe Morgan
Cubs
Glenn Beckett
San Francisco
Chris Speier
Dave Concepcion
Reds
Pete Rose
Billy Williams
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Bobby Bonds
Giants
Baseball Commissioner's Office
Henry Aaron
Willie McCovey
Tony Perez
Lee May
Bill Buckner
Los Angeles
Glenn Becker
Dave Cash
Tio Fuentes
Ted Sizemore
St. Louis
Felix Millan
Doug Rader
Richie Heber
Darrell Evans
Denis Menke
Don Kessinger
Bud Harrelson
Bil Russell
Roger Metzger
Ted Simmons
Randy Hundley
Dave Rader
Bob Watson
Cincinnnati
Lou Brock
Rick Monday
Penn State to Withdraw From Eastern Conference
Penn State announces withdrawal from the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference effective July 1, 1974. Athletic director Edward M. Czekaj cites financial and service policy concerns and says reconsideration possible only if ECAC finances and services improve. aims to preserve national leadership in intercollegiate athletics.
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State College, Pa
Penn State
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference
Edward M. Czekaj
ECAC
Robert Whitelaw
Czekaj
Connors, Mayor Advance In Wimbledon Tourney
American men lead three into Wimbledon fourth round as Jimmy Connors dominates Bob Simpson 6-2 6-1 6-2. Alex Mayer, Bob McKinley win. Nastase and Keldie-Fassbender thrillers highlight day with long battles. Evert, King, Kemmer, Michel, Hogan, Casals also advance with women in final 16.
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England
Jimmy Connors
America
Belleville
Bob Simpson
New Zealand
Alex Mayer
Wayne
N.J
Vladimir Zednik
Czechoslovakia
Bob McKinley
St. Ann
Chuck
Norman Holmes
Melbourne Fla
Chris Evert
Julie Heldman
Ray Keldie
Australia
Association of Tennis Professionals
Juergen Fassbender
West Germany
Keldie
Fassbender
Ike Nastase
Roy Mania
Toshiro Sakai
Japan
Connors
Simpson
Mayer
Zednik
Nastase
Miss Evert
Miss Heldman
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Kerry Harris
Margaret Court
Kate Latham
Palo Alto
Christina Sandberg
Sweden
Miss Hogan
Martina Navratilova
Miss Casals
Tory Fretz
Los Angeles
Virginia Wade
Pam Teaguarden
Cubs Edge Mets In Ten Inning 4-3 Victory
Chicago moved into a 4-3 win over New York after Jose Cardenal lined a bases loaded single in the 10th. Don Kessinger started the rally with a single, Billy Williams walked, Rick Monday advanced, and Tug McGraw issued a walk before Cardenal’s sharp hit to left drove in the deciding run. Gene Hiser tied the game with a two out homer in the ninth for Chicago.
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Jose Cardenal
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Billy Williams
Rick Monday
Tug McGraw
Glenn Beckett
Cardenal
Williams
Gene Hiser
Ken Boswell
Mets
Tom Seaver
John Milner
Pat Bourque
Rusty Staub
Adrian Garrett
New York
Bisornol Hahn
Millan
Beckert
Gosger
Agarretth Ayit
Theodore
Hiser
Rid Milner
Hundloyc
Hadgese
Kossinger
Rouchel
Seaverp
Akerp
Boswell
Vidi Burrisp
Wong
Dito
Staub
HR A.garratt
Milner
T.martinez
Seaver
Capra
McGraw
Reuschel
Aker
Burris LaRoche
Ali predicts Bugner will beat Frazier in London fight
Muhammad Ali told British fight fans that Joe Bugner will beat Joe Frazier in London at Earl's Court, urging Bugner to jab and move. Ali praised Bugner's speed and dismissed Frazier as finished, while bookmakers listed Frazier as the favorite at 3-1.
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London
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
New York
Bugner
Earl's Court Arena
Las Vegas
Madison Square Garden
George Foreman
Britain
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