Nicklaus Palmer Take One-Stroke Lead In PGA Team Championship
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP The Nicklaus Palmer duo holds a one stroke lead entering the second round of the $275000 PGA team championship. They posted a best-ball 63 on the East course despite a bogey on hole four. Ten birdies helped them top a field of 120 teams aiming for the $50000 winner’s purse with only the top 60 to survive after Friday.
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Bert Weaver
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Howie Johnson
Tom Shaw
Joe Carr
College football all time defensive and offensive players list
The article lists players by end and tackle positions from Notre Dame Alabama Michigan State and other schools with first and second team selections. It notes Farr Eddy Jones and others, plus blockers and defense selections including Bubba Smith and George Webster.
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Notre Dame
Farr
Jones
Michigan State
Jim Breland
Georgia Tech
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Mel Farr
UCLA
Nick Eddy
Clint Jones
Bubba Smith
Tom Greenlee
Washington
Loyd Phillips
Arkansas
George _ Patton
Georgia
Wayne Meylan
Nebraska
Paul Naumoff
Tennessee
Jim Lynch
Bob Matheson
Duke
George Webster
Tom Beier
Miami, Fla
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
Eppie Barney
Iowa State
Larry Gilbert
Texas Tech
Ron Yary
Southern California
Jack Calcaterra
Purdue
Lynn Thornhill
Southern Methodist
del Williams
Florida State
Bill Carr
Bob Griese
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Garrett Ford
West Virginia
Ray McDonald
Idaho
Alan Page
George Foussekis
Kevin Hardy
Dennis Byrd
North Carolina State
John LaGrehe
Charles Thornhill
Townsend Clarke
Army
Adrian Young
Larry Wachholtz
Nate Shaw
Chuck Latourette
Rice
Barry Scores 47, Bullets Rally Past Warriors 116-106
Rick Barry, NBA scoring leader, was held to 21 as the Warriors lost to the Baltimore Bullets 116-106 in Gene Shue's first game as coach. The Bullets led 20-5 early, trailed in the third, then surged ahead in the fourth. Other NBA results included Boston over Cincinnati 119-91 and New York over Detroit 118-116.
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San Francisco
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New York
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Gene Shue
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Cincinnati
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Rhoden and Reed Lead Mississippi State Flankers to Blue Gray Game
Mississippi State star Marcus Rhoden joins Gray lineup for the Blue Gray game along with Harland Reed and George Hampton. Reed is a 6-2 tight end at 216 pounds, Hampton a 6-1 guard at 220, and Rhoden set SEC kickoff return records with 572 yards on 26 runbacks. Kentucky’s Larry Seiple and Calvin Withrow also named to the Gray roster.
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Ala
Mississippi State
Marcus Rhoden
Rhoden
University of Kentucky
Larry Seiple
Calvin Withrow
Seiple
Chiefs' Hank Stram Praised as Model Coach by Teammate
Kansas City players credit Hank Stram for AFL success and morale. Co capstan Jerry Mays calls him a model coach, highlighting diverse training camps, concise talks, and trust that keeps discipline and unity strong.
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Wayne Frazier
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