Rupp Named Pros Proxy For Memphis ABA Franchise
Adolph Rupp will retire from coaching to become president of the Memphis ABA franchise owned by Charles C. Finley. The club, now nicknamed The Tams, aims to fill a general manager post while Rupp negotiates terms and a potential Kentucky staff role. Rupp led UK to four NCAA titles and a 979-190 record.
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American Basketball Association
Charles C. Finley
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California Golden Seals
National Hockey League
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Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Bill Barrett
West Point
Miss
Bob Bass
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Unclear From Page B-1 List of Names and Times
A fragmented OCR extract shows a long roster of names with scattered times and initials such as Jim, English, Farris, Mitchell, Rigby, Lovelace, Burgess, Murphy, Owens, Naylor, Suggs, Hughes, Dement, Carter, Allred, Wyker, Buchanan, and many others. No complete events or outcomes are identifiable. the snippet reads like a meeting or race participant log with timestamps ranging from 2:18 to 1:27 and extensive initials, suggesting a sports or drill section rather than a full story.
Decatur Triumphs in Florence Tennis Meet 5-3 Victory
Decatur Tennis Men's Association earned its first win against ace in three years, defeating Florence 5-3 on Saturday. Singles results include Turner of Florence defeating Thom 6-1 9-7, Burnett defeating Megar 3-6 6-4 6-0, Woldenberg of Florence beating John 6-3 1-6 6-4, Terrell defeating Wallace 2-6 6-3 6-0, and McCrary defeating Hershfield 6-? with details incomplete.
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Florence
Decatur
Tennis results with multiple player matchups
In a dense lineup of matches Henderson defeats Daily 2 6 4 6 3. Cantrell beats Gratwick 6 1 7 5. Felk defeats Sanderson 6 4. Terrell McCrary wins over Turner Daily 8 6 6 3. Burnett Henderson defeats Megar Hershfield 6 2 6 2. Felkins Woldenberg Wallace 6 3 6 1. Sanderson Hershfield defeats Johns Gratwick 3 4 6 4 6 4.
Hartselle Beats Ft. Payne 21-0 in Ruth Tournament
Lonnie Lemmond pitched a no hitter as Hartselle roped Ft. Payne 21-0 in the Babe Ruth Tournament. Hartselle advances to face either Huntsville Northwest or Huntsville National West Monday at 8 as the last two undefeated teams remain in the double elimination format. Richard McGee led the offense with 16 hits.
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Lonnie ‘Lemmond
Hartselle
Ft. Payne
Babe Ruth
Huntsville Northwest
Huntsville National West
Trevino Carries Early Lead in Open Competition
Trevino saved par from six feet on the first hole and birdied the second from eight feet, then birdied twice more and stood two over after seven. Jack led briefly after two birdies, but Trevino eagle on nine and Jacklin eagle moved the field. Jack later pulled ahead with two early birdies on ten and eleven.
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Trevino
Irons
Jacklin
Sports Interviews Ruled By Cliches
During a vacation replacement, Joe Garagiola offers a sharp look at the sport interview ritual. He notes that cliche questions and predictable answers trap both interviewer and guest, with examples from baseball and TV history and a wry take on what managers and players might wish to say.
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NBC
Don Larsen
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Colbert and Johnson lead at Milwaukee with 69s
Jim Colbert and George Johnson fired two-under 69s to share the 54 hole lead at 202, two strokes ahead of the field in the Greater Milwaukee Open. Buddy Allin sits two back at 204 as seven players are eight-under for a shot at the $25,000 top prize. Colbert called his round very boring and unspectacular, while Johnson had seven birdies and five bogeys.
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Mike O'Brien
Milwaukee
Jim Colbert
George Johnson
Mike Hill
Gibby Gilbert
Billy Ziobro
Colbert
Monsanto
Johnson
Azalea
Hartselle Attack Sparks Win Behind Big Hitting
Hartselle hitters powered a victory as two players each doubled and added a single while Randy Nittason contributed a triple. The lineup produced a balanced attack to secure the win.
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Hartselle
Randy Nittason
Fourth annual fly red striped bass tournament at Newport
The fourth annual fly red striped bass tournament will be held at Newport New Jersey on October 2 and 3.
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Newport
R.J
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