Archer Leads Hawaiian Open Tied After First Round
Big George Archer, tied for the Hawaiian Open lead after day one, said he is about a month from regaining peak form. He carded a 68 with four birdies and four pars, staying in the hunt as veterans and rivals like Watson and Brewer posted strong starts at Waialae Country Club.
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George Archer
Tye
Avcid
Bruce Crampion
Archer
Acher Tode
Tom Watson
Magold
United States
Waialae
Sanders
Lanny Wadkins
Gibby Gilbert
Takaaki Kono
Arnold Palmer
Grier Jones
Lee Treviille
Pacific
Trevino
Jets Hire Weebs Son in Law Charlie Winner as Coach
The New York Jets announce Charlie Winner, son in law of Weeb Ewbank, will coach next season with plans for him to become head coach in 1974. Winner, former St. Louis Cardinal and Washington University standout, signed a three year deal through 1976. He emphasized full control over football matters while the general manager and team president handle player salaries and staff alignment.
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New York Jets
Itlaw
Hit
Charlie Winner
Will Sare
Ewbank
Weeb
Winner
Ras
Phil Tselin
Balt Amore
Jéts
Colts
Jets
Iselin
Charlie
Ewseason
Ibank
Nouncement
Iin
Jane
Chuck Knox
Los Angeles Rams
Jet
Walt Michaels
Weebh J
Ew- Hank
den Shula
Hisstaff
Colt
St. Louis
Cardinal
Washington University
Sanaties
Davidova
Gerry Philbin
NFL
Wead Ewbank
St. Louis Cardinals
Red Peppered Sports Notes From Cedar Rapids
A collage of sports updates mentions Navy coaching changes, Russ Ferguson the Cedar Rapids athlete and record holder, John Dvorak now coaching in Kansas, and a 32-athlete All-Metro banquet. Iowa players Kevin Kunnert and teammates set scoring and rebounding marks while Big Ten leaders are named. Bill Fletcher proposes page-perforation idea for sports sections.
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Rugg
Vine Street
Wilson and Co
Russ
Iowa High School Athletic Asst
Boone
Sill
John Dvorak
Washington
Hastings
Neb
John
Wash
Harold Wilkinson
Gt Dorado
Kan
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Rapids-Marion
Collows
Jefferson
Cindy, Brown
Jallog
Filasine Mons
Barb Muangi
Joe Ellen’ Kelley
Mike Daly
Mike Gallagher
Brad Suma
Howard Johnson
Scott Smith
George Niehouse
Hykue Baty
Diane Hutchings
Sue Patemsky
Mery Heth Phelan
Mary Taylor
Amy Williams
Doug Buchheister
Doug Walkup
Jim Conkling
Mike Reeve
Larry Jones
Greg Witwer
John Koch
Stu Benzen
John Little
Ben Taylor
Ron Pexa
Kennedy
Mark
Wright
Kevin Kiley
Sandy Sherman
Stoney Turley
Linn-Mar
Karen Lucas
Iowa
Kevin Kunnert
Jewds
Sit
Minnesota
Bob Nix
Timan
Nick Weatherspoon
Kunnert
Ohio State
Jerry Joucas
Weatherspoon
Town
Neil Pegebank
Northwestern
Mark Sibley
Indiana
John Ritter
Rick Williams
Fegebank
Bill Fletcher
Mr. Wait
The
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Hayes to mix football with track in Celebrity Challenge
Bob Hayes, Olympic 1964 100 meter gold medalist and Dallas Cowboys star, signs with the International Track Association to compete in 16 meets starting late March. Hayes aims to balance football duties with track and plans Celebrity Challenge events against pro athletes, with Cowboys approval but coach Landry cautioning about injury risk.
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Bobby Hayes
Nations Football League
Dallas Cowboys
International Track Association
Hayes
Michael O'Hara
Tex Schramm
The
Cowboys
Tom Landry
Bob
Memphis St Fights Off Drake 73 68 in MVC Thriller
The 17th ranked Tigers defeated Drake 73 to 68 to stay unbeaten in the Missouri Valley Conference. Larry Kenan led Memphis State with 16 points and 16 rebounds, despite foul trouble that limited Larry Finch to 24 minutes. Dennis Pell scored 24 for Drake as Billy Buford sparked a 10 point second-half burst for Memphis State.
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Tiger
Larry Finch
Finch
Bir
Larry Kenan
Tor
Ronnie Robinson
Dennis Pell
Craig Davis
David Langstin
Drake A
Meinonts Si
Balli
Evis
the Haifa
Hiclsa
Pouls—Drake
Meaner St
Tigal Fisree
Bushkofsky Leads national scoring average in close pack
Kansas City AP reports Jim Bushkofsky tops the NCAA intercollegiate scoring average at 34 points per game. Close behind are Fred Smiley Northwood Claude White Elmhurst Steve Platt and Jack Evans in a tight race. Charles Long Talladega leads in field goal accuracy at .765 while Gene Rostvold Whitworth holds the top free throw percentage at .957.
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City
Jim Bushkofsky
Upper Town
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Bushkofsky
Fred Smiley
Northwood
Mich
Claude White
Elmhurst UL
Steve Platt
Ind
Jack Evans
Spring Arbor
Charles Long
Talladega
Ala
Gene Rostvold
Whitworth
Wash
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