Hudson Will Be Honored At Fete
Wendell Hudson of Alabama named SEC Player of the Year by a 25-member panel. He led the conference in rebounding with 13.1 per game and averaged 19.6 points, helping Alabama finish 18-8 overall and 13-5 in the SEC. The Tuscaloosa Tipoff Club will host a banquet with Adolph Rupp as guest speaker.
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Douglas Named To AA Squad
Seven foot Robert Parrish of Woodlawn High Shreveport La head the 16th annual All American High School basketball team chosen by Parade Magazine. The first team also includes Ed mond Lawrence Leon Douglas Nino Samuel Quinn Buckner Walt Luckett Robert Hawkins and Chuckie Williams. Second and third teams list Casey Corliss John Engles Jerry Thruston Ron Lee Greg Grady Alvan Adams Maurice Howard Mickey Heard Eddie Owens Larry Fogle Phil Sellers Ira Terrell Jeff Fosnes Lamont Turner. Douglas appears on the list among 30 players from 20 states and the District of Columbia.
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Nicklaus and Casper Tie For New Orleans Open Lead
Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper share the third round lead at the Greater New Orleans Open with 54-hole totals of 207 nine under par. Casper and Nicklaus traded the top spot after Nicklaus surged with a 71 while Casper labored to a 73.
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Whitworth Emerges Favorite In Sears World Golf Classic
Kathy Whitworth of Richardson Texas advances as favorite in the 85 000 Sears World Golf Classic at Port St Lucie Florida by beating Louise Suggs 5 and 4 in match play to reach the final stroke play round. Gusty winds challenge the 6717 yard course as 16 LPGA finalists move to Sunday action.
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Big Crowd For Bama Banquet Honors 1972 Team
The Tuscaloosa Tipoff Club hosts a banquet honoring Alabama's 1972 Crimson Tide basketball team. Tickets are $7.50, on sale at First National Bank Tuscaloosa or via club officers, with 7 p.m. start at Ramada Inn Downtown. Adolph Rupp of Kentucky and Coach C. M. Newton to be highlighted.
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Top Seeds Fall In Net Meet In Virginia Slims Tourney
In Richmond, Bil lie Jean King and Nancy Gunter reached the finals of the Virginia Slims event after ousting the top two seeds. Gunter upset Rose Mary Casals from San Francisco 1 6 7 5 6 2, while King defeated Kerry Melville 6 3 6 0. Sunday’s final bets $3,400 to the champion and $2,200 to the runner-up. Gunter leads money winners. King ranks third.
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Houston Makes 1st Spring Cut
The Houston Astros cut their spring roster to 33, sending Ron Cook Jay Schleuter Mike Easler and Stan Papi to the minor league camp for reassignment.
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Richardson Leads South Carolina In 48-Game Spring Schedule
Bobby Richardson's South Carolina baseball team will play 48 games this spring including seven in the Riverside California tournament.
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