Snead Keeps Masters Hope Alive in Tight Bout
Sam Snead trails leader Nicklaus by one shot entering the late stages of the Masters as he chases another title. The veteran from Hot Springs, West Virginia, built on steady drives and timely putts to stay within reach of the pace setting field led by Nicklaus and Palmer, with Gary Player among the challengers.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Gus Schrader, Gazelle sports editor, recalls spring training in Florida amid looming MLB strike. He chats with Bobby Tolan about injuries and comebacks, notes Cedar Rapids Cardinals visitors in St Pete, laughs about citrus grove golf courses, and mentions Bert Blyleven and Ray Palmer among others in a breezy spring training chronicle.
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Johnson Quits Post as Everly Girls Coach After Long Run
The Everly school district announces Larry Johnson will resign as head girls basketball coach at the end of the current school year. Johnson has led the program since 1966, winning the state tournament that year and finishing third in 1967, second in 1968, and fourth this season. He offered no explanation for plans beyond this year.
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See Hear TELEVISION Saturday Aga Baskett and Joan Windton-Smiem
A fragmentary TV listing notes Aga Baskett and Joan Windton-Smiem in a Saturday program. The surrounding text is incomplete but indicates a broadcast involving the two individuals with unclear context or scheduling details.
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Dodgers Press for Immediate 1972 Season Start
Los Angeles players urged an early 1972 season as contract talks with owners continued. In a news release to media, they said Friday night’s game would not be canceled unless it became certain it could not be played.
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Baseball strike drags as negotiators meet yet no settlement
The first general strike in major league baseball history enters its seventh day as chief negotiators meet in New York in long discussions that yield no settlement. Players and owners remain at odds over pension benefits with calls for arbitration and possible season postponement.
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