Caddy Raps Pro Golfers As Stiffs
A touring caddy calling himself The Baron claims top golfers are overpaid and understates his peers. PGA board members dispute the numbers and defend caddies while noting the profession’s hard realities and the potential impact on earnings.
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Caddy
Pensacola
Fla
Goll
Baron
Associated Press
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Gardner Dickinson
Dan Sikes
Yancey
Weiskopf
Bruins suffer upset as USC halts 41 game run
UCLA coach John Wooden lamented the need for better preparation after a 46-44 loss to USC that snapped UCLA's 41 game win streak. UCLA, ranked top, faces New Mexico State in the NCAA western regionals opener. USC used stall tactics and two overtimes to defeat the Bruins.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
John Wooden
Bruins
Southern California
New Mexico State
USC
Wooden
Aggies
Writirg
Corry Beaver Thinclads name co captains for season
Corry Area High School track opens with Dennis Harrison and Dan Corbett as co captains for the Beaver thinclads. Bennink, assisted by Clark and The Junior High program led by John Wilson, organizes 84 boys from top grades for spring practice and a April 11 meet against Cranberry.
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Corry Area High School
Dennis Harrison
Dan Corbett
Beaver
Max Bennink
Bennink
Chapman Clark
Tim
John Wilson
Ken Bennink
Corbett
Joe Gerzina
Harrison
Don Johnson
Dick Root
John Scheiner
Fred Schwab
Tim Theisen
Frank Zalek
Jim Burrows
Wayne Mick
Jin Purpura
Craig McQuiston
Corry
Cranberry
Jeff Webster
Rod Burrows
Rick Wascak
Charlie Kent
Frank Zalik
Hull Eyes Scoring Record In NHL Week
New York AP Bobby Hull seeks to extend his streak to 10 games and break the modern record for consecutive games with a goal as Chicago hosts Oakland and Montreal. Hull trails Phil Esposito in points but leads in goals near his season peak while other stars chase rookie and defenseman marks.
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NEW York
Bobby Hull
Phil Esposito
Chicago
Boston
Esposito
Andy Bathgate
Bathgate
New York Rangers
Black Hawks
Oakland
Visi Montreal
Hull
Minneola
Danny Grant
Norm Ferguson
NHL
Montreal
Bernie
Bill Gadsby
Pierre Pilote
Pilote
Gordie Howe
Hall
Lion Shakeup Denied By Head Coach
Detroit Lions coach Joe Schmidt denies resignation amid front office shakeup and reports of staff changes. Owner William Clayford confirms Carl Brettschneider has been fired as director of player personnel, while rumors swirl about GM Russ Thomas and Ford pressuring Schmidt toward departure after next season.
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Detroit
Detroit Lions
Joe Schmidt
Rport
William Clayford
National Football League
Carl Brettschneider
Lions
Schmidt
Pooh
Brettschneider
Detroit News
Pete Walds
Russ Thomas
Bill Ford
Joe
Bradford Owls at Erie East in Meadville Regional Playoff
Bradford Area High Owls meet Erie East Warriors in a regional playoff at Meadville tomorrow night with tip off at 8 p.m. The winner advances to the regional semifinals to face Fifth Avenue High of Pittsburgh at Westminster College gym New Wilmington. Allen Goodwin Bear lead Erie East while Bradford counters with Stiles Martin as they seek a season comeback.
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Bradford Area High Owls
Erie East Warriors
Meadville
Owls
Fast Warriors
Brieiles
Warriors
Hickory High
Clayde Allen
LeRoy Goodwine
Bradford
Gheny College
Fifth Avenue High
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Westminster College Gym
New Wilmington
Erie East
Allen
Goodwine
Nate Bear
Bear
Goodwin
Paul Stiles
Mike Martin
Bowling Editor's Note Names and Advertiser Mentions
A garbled listing of names, businesses, and numbers appears as a fragmented bowling editor note. The readable items include individuals such as Dave Brooks Ben Craker Nick Reed Tol Garage and Sid Beckwith along with several business names and device model references.
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Howlers
James
Tol Garage BI
Norm Pressley
Sid Beckwith
Tell Sample
Bob Pantin
Paul Wood
Spartansburg
Rimber's
Rick Colyer
Mrynk Kame
Bill Morton
Harote
Beaver Tagging and Pelt Sale Slated at Corry Club
George Gibson district game protector announces beaver tagging and pelt sale Thursday evening at the Corry Rod and Gun Club. Game Commission reps from Erie Warren and Crawford counties will tag beavers and fur buyers will be present for sales. Pelts must be tagged within ten days of captivity.
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Corry
The
Game Commission
Erie
Warren
Crawford
Gibson
Bullets End 4-Game Slide With 140 121 Win Over Suns
Baltimore Bullets break four game losing streak on final road trip stop by routing the Phoenix Suns 140 to 121. Earl Monroe sparks third quarter burst to finish with 33 points while Van Arsdale tops San Francisco in a separate NBA night.
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Associated Press
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Earl Monroe
Monjay
Bullets
Phoenix Suns
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Rudy saRusso
Milwaukee
Cliff Hagan
Dallas Thapparals
Miami Floridians
Digk
Vat Arsdale
Gail Goodrich
Phoenix
Monroe
Baltimore
van Arsdale
la Russa
Bucks
Hagan
Dallas
Les
John Beasley
Les Hunter
Miami
End of trapping season marked by Sunday sale
Trapping season concludes this year on Sunday with tagging at 7 p.m and the sale to follow later that evening. Readers are directed to the Classifieds for car for sale listings.
NCAA Cagers Start Action Tomorrow in Evansville
Kentucky Wesleyan and Ashland College of Ohio enter the NCAA college division tournament as top contenders with Ashland and Wesleyan in opposite brackets. First round pairings include San Francisco State vs American International, Montclair State vs Southwest Missouri, Oglethorpe vs Kentucky Wesleyan, and Illinois State vs Ashland.
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Tral
Kentucky Wesleyan
Ashad College of Ohio
Roberts Stadium
Ashland Eagles
Wesleyan Panthers
San Francisco State
American
Bob Daniels
George Tinsley
Gene Smith
Tom’ Hobgood
Joel Bolden
Oglethorpe Stormy Petrels
Mike Dahl
Dahl
Ernie Crain
Wayne Sokolowski
Jim Willliams
Bill Musselman
Eagles
Ilinois State
Redbirds
Blaime
Roger
Mile Green
San Francisco
Golden Gaters
Joe Callaghan
Girard Chap
Gators
Yellow Jackets
American International
Greg Hill
Rob Rutherford
Curtis Mitchell
Jackets
Montclair Indians
New Jersey College
Senators fall to Royals as Williams watched in exile
Washington Senators waste 11 baserunners and lose to the Kansas City Royals 4 0. Ted Williams coaches the club as Boston Red Sox sweep the Mets 7 4, with Frank Howard absent on holdout and Willie McCovey and Juan Marichal seeking multiyear deals.
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Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Kansas City Royals
Williams
Boston Red Sox
New York Mets
Kansas City
Washington
New York Yankees
Frank Howard
Senators
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Billy
Frank Fernandez
Yankees
Atlanta Braves
Bob Robertson
K Mee
Pittsburgh
Recreation Volleyball Schedule Announces Tomorrow Doubleheader
The schedule lists matches at 7 30 p m Moose against National Guard and CJL versus State Farm followed by 8 30 p m Ajax facing Indepen dents CJ3 against CJ2 with Raymonds a bye.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Walter Burkemo
NMU
Lew Alcindor
Harrison, Corbett
Hull Eyes
Lion
Alcindor
East
Tinka Construction
St [Smith Restaurant
Apt
Ron Rathbun
Gordie Southwick
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Non Bradfod
Robert Sanders
Cyril Gluyna
Marine Bank
Meerhoff
Gene Bruesink
Ford Moose
Cobbett
Coca-Cola MeInnes Steel Coroskin
Team
Moose
Coca-Cola
Rossin
Gene Byesink
MeInnes Steel _ Meerhoff
Vince Bensink
Lafe Douglas
Carl Clabbaten
Bill Hammond
Fred McEldowney
Dick Merkle
al Xander
Chuck Hess
Larry Snow
Skeet McCray
Earl Meerhoff
Gene Buesink
NCAA
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North Center
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Pirates
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Barry Hous- Killingeworth
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Dick Kelley
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Indians
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Ron Stone
Philadelphia Phillies
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Ralph Garr
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Willie McCovey
Juan Marichal
Giants
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