Old Man One Shot Off Pace In Doral Open Maw of Golf
Sam Snead at 60 contends in the Doral Eastern Open as Lee Trevino leads. Harney cards 69 tying Snead for second while Boros turns 52 with 70 and Hosburg 71. Trevino holds 69 69 138 with Snead 71 68 139.
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Scott Leads Squires Past Pacers In ABA Tilt
ABA star Charlie Scott, UNC All American, powers Virginia Squires to a 121 116 win over Indiana Pacers scoring 10 points each quarter except 12 in the third. Scott, Rookie of the Year co winner in 1971, tops league scoring while Pacers fall. Floridians beat Carolina 130 127 and Pittsburgh edges Memphis 115 114. Jabali key for Floridians with 24 points. Ladner misses late 30 footer. Verga sinks late shot for Pittsburgh. Lane retires from Missouri and Green Bay to enter private business.
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Lakers Give Bullets Little NBA Cushion
Baltimore and Los Angeles supplied the drama as the Bullets built a 3½ game lead in the Central Division with a 90-80 win over Portland. Archie Clark 24 and Jack Marin 20 fueled Baltimore while Sidney Wicks led Portland with 28. Lakers’ Gail Goodrich 33, Jerry West 28 helped top Atlanta A flurry of other NBA results followed with Buffalo, Boston, Milwaukee, Golden State, Seattle all securing wins.
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Berkhouse Leads Bowling Action With 221 Score
Jerry Berkhouse topped the Friday Night Mixed Doubles League with a 221 high game. Other notable scores followed in the Friday Night Mixes, highlighting strong performances across the league standings.
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Country Foods
Sims Signs With Browns After Draft Choice
Cleveland Browns sign third draft pick Lester Sims, defensive end from Alabama State, after yesterday’s deal. Pirates pitcher Nelson Briles reports his nightclub act and musical arrangements were stolen from his beach home during spring training workouts.
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Yankees Crush Rangers Debut In Exhibition Thriller
The Yankees overwhelmed the Texas Rangers 12 6 in Arlington with Ron Blomberg hitting three homers and driving in five. Celerino Sanchez also connected as New York spoiled Texas debut while upbeat chatter surrounded future potential in the Yankee lineup.
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Braves Face Big Hit Power and Uncertain Pitching in 1972
Atlanta manager Lyman Harris says five teams could win the NL West and the Braves should boast the strongest hitting club in baseball with Hammerin Hank Aaron, Orlando Cepeda, and Rico Carty leading the charge. Veterans Earl Williams and Ralph Garr add depth while the pitching staff, led by Phil Niekro and Pat Jarvis, remains a question mark as spring drills begin in West Palm Beach.
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Ron Reed
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George Stone
Mike McQueen
Corry YMCA Divers Shine Despite Star Diver Out
Corry YMCA divers placed four in last night’s district diving events at Jamestown NY YMCA. Pam Cochran fifth in prep girls, Mike Zarger third in cadet boys, Rich Zarger fourth in prep boys, Pat Maier fifth in junior boys. Diane Cochran broke a bone and could not compete.
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Packers player Bob Brown shot while driving in West Memphis
Green Bay Packer defensive tackle Bob Brown, 32, was shot in the neck Friday night while driving a car in West Memphis. Police said a former passenger fired the shot. He was treated at a local hospital then moved to Memphis for surgery. officials described his condition as satisfactory and no one is in custody.
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