Mickey McDade Jr. Becomes Coach Among Air Force Athletes
Charles Francis Mickey McDade Jr. rose from Charleston Catholic High School to Virginia Tech captaincy in 1965. He joined the U S Air Force Special Services, pursued a full program of recreation and athletics, and plans a coaching career after a six plus year service stint.
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Charles ‘Francis
Mickey” 1 McDade, Jr
Mickey
Charleston Catholic High School
Virginia Ec
U. S. Air Force
Chiefs Romp 10-0 as Gorrell Dominates Charlies
Syracuse Chiefs overpower Charleston Charlies 10 0 at Watt Powell Park to end an eight game skid. Larry Gorrell earns his fifth win and second consecutive shutout. Key hits from Jim Kennedy Ray Black George Kopacz Otto Velez and Ken Bennett pace a 15 hit attack while Morlan suffers the loss.
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A. L. Hardman
Syracuse Chiefs
Larry Gorrell
Charlies
Tribe
Watt Powell Park
Gorrell
Syracuse
Charleston
Johnny Morlan
Chiefs
Gorell
Jim Kennedy
Ray Black
George Kopacz
Otto Velez
Ken Bennett
Morlan
Velez
Bennett
Fred Stanley
Rick Dempsey
Bladk
Kennedy
Mike Fiore
Benmnett
McCormick Signs with Morris Harvey Baseball
McCormick, the Kana wha Valley Conference champion, signs to attend Morris Harvey. He hit .473 last season and led the Red Dragons to a 22 2 record. Named to the ALL KVC and All State as a right fielder.
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John. McCormick
Morris Harvey
McCormick
Red Dragons
Athlete of the Year honors for Wiesbaden standout
Mickey McDade Jr. earned 1972 Athlete of the Year after quarterbacking the Wiesbaden Flyers to the European armed forces football championship. He starred as a guard on the Wiesbaden basketball team and made the all tournament team in Belgium. Mickey McDade Sr. is a former Catholic High School athletics coach and now sells Pontiacs in St Albans.
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Mickey
Germany
Wiesbaden Flyers
United States Air Force of Europe
Mickey” McDade, Sr
St. Albans
Catholic High School
Vince Paterno
Mickey, Jr
Wiesbaden
Belgium
Wiesbaden Club Seeks U S College Rivalry Match
Wiesbaden officials compare their athletic program to American colleges and anticipate facing the University of Rhode Island next. They note Rhode Island plans its 11th game this season and recall a previously cancelled matchup with Utah due to travel personnel issues.
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Wiesbaden
U. of Rhode Island
Rhode’ Island
Utah U
Utah
Germany
Solid 29 year old Mickey blends sports career and family ties
Mickey, 29, married to Sarah Jane Price of Blacksburg Virginia, and father of two sons Mickey II and Aaron, reflects on life after college. He recalls Virginia Tech in the mid 60s, enjoys Germany as a familiar home away from home, and plans a coaching path after four years abroad. His Air Force captain son Mickey Jr earns about 15000 annually, while Mickey contemplates post retirement coaching at a high school or college level.
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Mickey
Sarah ‘Jane Price
Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Mickey, II
Aaron
Germany
Suimmer
Blake A
Mickey, Jr
Air Force
U.S
Yanks Decide Not to Film Perry s Game
The New York Yankees announced they would not film Cleveland pitcher Gaylord Perry when he faces them Friday night. Yankees officials said they trust the league is handling the investigation into Perry and that single-club scrutiny would be inappropriate while the league investigates.
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New “York ‘Yankees
Cleveland
Gaylord Perry
Perry
Yankees
George
Steinbrenner
Rozelle
New York
Garvey
Stanford
Palmer Finds New Magic With Old Putter In Open Lead
Arnold Palmer fired a five under par 66 at the Western Open to share the first round lead. He used a trusty old putter to roll 26 strokes on the 6,654 yard Midlothian course, tying Bruce Crampton and Rik Massengale who led the pack at day one. Billy Casper Hale Irwin J C Snead were one back at 67 while many others were at 68 and 69.
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Chicago
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Rik Massengale
Billy Casper
Hale Irwin
J.C. Snead
Midlothian Country Club
Lee Trevino
Jim Jamieson
NFLPA fusses over turf study and TV announcer rule changes
The NFL Players Association attacks the Stanford study on artificial turf, calling it inadequate and biased. It also criticizes league plans to limit broadcaster control and outlines proposed changes to rosters and an inactive list for the 1973 season.
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National Football League Playbys Association
Stanford Research Institute
New York
Pete Rozelle
NFL
E Ed Garvey
NFLPA
League
Association
Garvey
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Institute
General Motors
SRI
Rozelle
Players Association
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Jim Kensil
Kensil
Borg Reaches Fourth Round At Wimbledon
Bjorn Borg the 17-year-old Swedish standout defeated Karl Meiler of West Germany 6-4 6-4 3-5 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon fourth round. Borg dominated with aces and service winners as a 28,000-strong center court crowd watched. Other Americans advancing included Connors Walthall McKinley and Holmes alongside Casals Heldman Latham Newberry Hogan Kemmer Treeguarden Michel Schallau and Ziegenfuss in the women's and men's sections. Novak Nastase skipped action due to back trouble while top seeds Taylor Hrebejk and Amritraj progressed.
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Roger Taylor
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India
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Romania
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la Jolla
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San Diego
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Los’. Angeles
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Pacific Palisades
Mona Schallau
Iowa City
Iowa
Charleston Edge Syracuse In Midweek Baseball Tilt
The standings show Charlestion leading the National Division with a 30 game run, Tidewater at 42, Richmond 25 and Peninsula 13, while Rochester and Syracuse hover mid pack. Friday's schedule features Charleston at Richmond Tidewater at Peninsula Rochester at Syracuse and Toledo at Pawtucket.
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Charleston
Pawtucket
Tidewater
Richmond
Peninsula
Tolédo
Rochester
Toledo
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