Harvard Star Should Go High in Draft Will Give Baseball Try
Harvard football star Varney says he will likely pursue baseball in the Major Leagues if drafted. The 6'2" 210-pound player, famed for a two point conversion play, is weighing the option as teams consider him a dual talent with potential as a catcher or outfielder. Varney notes his best path may be baseball after Harvard’s season.
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Jacklin Withdraws From Ulster Open Over Death Threat
Belfast AP reports Britain's Tony Jacklin pulled out of the Ulster Open after an anonymous caller warned he would be shot if he played and his wife attacked. Jacklin, in the United States, cited fear for safety as IRA activity spirals around Northern Ireland. The move ends his warm up for the British Open at Birkdale in July, a title he won two years ago.
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Canadiens Coach May Lose Job In NHL Meetings
Montreal rumors swirled as Al McNeil, coach of the Canadiens, faced possible replacement during ongoing NHL meetings. McNeil denied stepping down but neither he nor GM Sam Pollock ruled out a change before the gathering ended.
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Oliver Quits Hippie Life and Seeks Raiders Return
In San Francisco AP report Chip Oliver, who left pro football for a hippie commune, hopes to rejoin the Oakland Raiders. Raiders’ GM Al Davis says Oliver was a superb player and the team remains interested. The piece also notes NHL penalties for players leaving benches during fights.
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Twilite Softball Slo Pitch Highlights Multiple Players
Fragmented OCR note lists Twilite softball players including Hilts Glick Messery and Bean Jensen. Mentions Ted Futur and Brown with unclear roles and dates amid garbled text indicating a team lineup or game notes.
Muggers Gallery Stays In Collins Loop Softball Leaders
Unbeaten Collins softball teams keep records intact as Muggers Gallery and Has Beens Pounders win reinforcing standings. An unrelated note mentions Oliver dieting and football plans amid a chaotic recap of local sports and society items.
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Ringold's 67 Wins Cornell Golf Tourney
Ringold shot a 67 to win the Cornell college coaches golf tournament at Hillcrest, as Miler run and others competed. Marty Liquori and Bob Behran highlighted track events with top times, while Cedar Hills league action featured Goodyear and Holiday Texaco in separate games.
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Holloway Wins Bears Brian Piccolo Award
Holloway, a sixth round pick from North Texas State who earned a starting guard job for the Chicago Bears last season, was named the Bears first Brian Piccolo Award winner. Ed McCoskey announced the honor at the Piccolo Fund golf event at the Playboy Club to aid cancer research.
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Monticello Rout Guttenberg Inning to Win 13-4
Monticello erupted for seven runs in the first inning to defeat Guttenberg 13-4 on Monday night. John Hines collected three hits, while Lent Hornfelein and Dave Schemmel added two apiece for Monticello. Glen Freerman had two of Guttenberg’s three safeties. Mis as led Sramied and Freeman Hora provided scattered hits.
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Freddie Steinmark Texas safety battles cancer and returns home
Dallas AP reports Freddie Steinmark, Texas safety, six months after losing his left leg, faced chemotherapy for osteogenic sarcoma. He kept news private, shaved his hair to hide treatments, and advised teammates as he worked to balance studies and football while undergoing six days of chemotherapy to kill cancer cells.
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Marion Meeting Set For Girls Athletics
The Marion Booster Club plans a June 10 meeting at Marion High School to discuss starting a girls athletic program. Clyde Kramer will field questions about the program and activities while showing the 971 Girls State tournament finals.
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Freddi Faces Final Struggle as Cancer Advances
Freddi refused to yield to the cancer’s spread, clinging to hope during a hospitalization at M.D. Anderson. His Austin priest, Father Fred Bamar, visited quietly in Room S14W, offering prayers and presence amid the patient’s fading battle.
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Eight-Run Fourth Propels Linn-Mar Past Marion 10-9
Linn-Mar sophomores exploded for eight runs in the fourth, overcoming Marion 10-9 on Monday. Dan Sitdelar and Greg Canle Berry homered for Linn-Mar while Kirk Knickerbocker tripled for Marion.
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