Jordan Optimistic After Scrimmage As Young Players Stand Out
Coach Jordan lauds improved offense and defense in a mid spring scrimmage. Wade Whatley and Randy Walls out with injuries, but Rick Christian Clyde Baumgartner show authority. Mitzi Jackson and Jack Verucchi strengthen tailback depth and leadership expected from Whatley before A-Day. Kicking game improves with Roger Pruett, while several defenders including Liston Addins and backups Neel Evans McKinney Fuller show progress. The A Day game is set for Saturday afternoon.
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Wade Whatley
Randy Walls
Rick Christian
Clyde Baumgartner
Christian
Baumgartner
Mitzi Jackson
Jack Verucchi
Whatley
Rusty Fuller
Jordan
Chris Wilson
Roger Pruett
Rick Neel
Bruce Evans
Jim McKinney
Mike’Fuller
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Harpe Seeks Par Or Better In Final Round Teeing Off With Jones and Curley
Harpe expects to shoot even par or better to win as he contends after a strong front nine. Jones starts 1 under, then slips with back-to-back bogeys on 12 and 13, ending three over on the back nine. Curley shoots three over after bogeys on 8 16 and 18. the trio is paired at 1:10 for today’s round.
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Harpe
Jones
Curley
Winston Leads Talladega Qualifying Pack With Top Names
Richard Petty tops a star filled field at Talladega with 189.241 mph in a Dodge. Cale Yarborough posts 186.655 mph in Chevrolet while Jim Vandiver qualifies 16th in a Dodge at 189.080 mph. Bobby and Donnie Allison, Hueytown natives, also run fast speeds as Darrell Waltrip boosts practice pace toward 191 mph amid good weather and a crowd expected beyond 60,000.
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Richard Petty
Jack Nicklaus
Cale Yarborough
Petty
Yarborough
Jim Vandiver
Red Farmer
Bobby Allison
Chevrolet
Donnie
Allison Brothers
Hueytown
Talladega
Bobby
Darrell Waltrip
Pacers Hold Off Kentucky in Fifth Game Narrow Finish
Indiana defeated Kentucky 86 80 in a tense fourth meeting as Gilmore battled foul trouble and Freeman and Mount clashed on the floor. Hillman led Indiana with late baskets while Daniels and Hillman dominated the boards, with Kentucky's Issel grabbing 15 rebounds.
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Rooney
Leonard
Kentucky
Rick Mount
Indiana
Donnie Freeman
Gilmore
Pacers
Colonels
Hillman
McGinnis
Mel Daniels
Daniels
Issel
Cal Tech Dominates Indoor Relays With Fast Times
War continues from page B-2 with event results for pole vault and relays. Cal Tech wins the pole vault through Hamilton and Koski while Jeff St. leads in the 440 yard relay with a 43.2 set and Cal Tech also takes the mile relay in 3 28.5.
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Wallace
McAlpine
Jeff
Hamilton
Cal. Tech
Griffin
Marion
Koski
Bailey
Jacobs
Cal Tech
Jeff St
Wall
N.W
Faulkner
Bishop
Fixture of names listed with ages and times
The record lists numerous individuals with ages in the 70s and 60s alongside times from 12:40 to 3. PR. Curley appears once with an age. The fragment reads like a roster or attendance list from a meeting or event.
Mrs Court and Riggs in disputed mixed doubles challenge
The piece discusses mixed doubles tennis before women’s liberation, noting strong support for Mrs Court to challenge Gene Riggs. It recalls historical examples and contrasts the perceived physical advantages of men versus top women players, amid late tournament illness and cramps for Court in a quarter-final clash.
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Imen
Long Island
Mrs. King
Gene ‘Scott
Scott
Riggs
Court
United States
Auburn Names 18-Name List of Award Winners
Auburn University President Dr. Harry M. Philpott presents a continuation of a long list of past winners on page B-3. Included are names such as Pat Sullivan 1972 and Alvin Bresler 1971 among many predecessors from 1958 to 1969 and earlier.
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Auburn University
Harry M. Philpott
Pat Sullivan
Alvin Bresler
Connie Frederick
al Griffin
Marvin Tucker
Bobby Beaard
John Cochran
Billy Edge
Mailon Kent
Layton Johns
den Machen
Ed Dyas
Henry Hart
Lloyd Nix
Jimmy Phillips
Gamecocks Eye Crown in Gulf South Conference Playoff
Jacksonville State University and Nicholls State University meet in Anniston for the Gulf South Conference baseball championship. First game Friday at 4 p.m. CDT, with a Saturday 11 a.m. rematch and a possible Sunday finale, as both teams chase NCAA playoff berths.
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Jacksonville
Jacksonville State University
Nicholls State ‘S University
Anniston
Johnston Field
Jacksonville State
Nicholls
Southeastern
Northwestern
Thibodaux
JSU
Rudy Abbott
Matt Dinkle
Rodney Cotten
Eric Champagne
Brantley
Court Faces Riggs In Womans Tennis Clash Amid Gamesmanship
Players who have toured with Mrs Court note her cramps reflect her tense play. They warn Riggs may exploit these moments, citing his coast to coast reputation as a master of gamesmanship. His delays between serves and chatter are legendary and could disrupt Court.
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Nancy Gunter
Bama and Auburn Set for Key Midweek Track Meet
Tuscaloosa awaits a crowded Tide Tiger showdown with Alabama and Auburn meeting on Auburn’s track. Tide seeks to extend a strong series edge while aiming to break/defend dual meet marks in sprints, distance races, field events, and relays led by Whatley Echols Odums and Orum Sullivan plus Hobson Weaver and Brown.
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Alabama
Auburn
John Mitchell
Crimson Tide
Tiger
Tide-Tigers
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Thomas Whatley
Eddie Echols
Ray Odums
Pearlie Harris
Randy Faust
Bill Russell
Mark Brown
Ray Edgeworth
Herb Gibson
Robin Shipman
Bruce Johnson
Henry Orum
Mike Grant
Mike Sullivan
Don Hobson
Pat Weaver
Grant
Drum An
David Gerasimchuk
Jan Johnson
Wayne Hicks
David Redwood
Ben Freeman
Jerry Wooden
Bret Dull
Paul Camarato
Jim Wunderlich
Danny Smith
Tim Curry
Bobby Scott
Dull
Jackie Creel
Dickie Chandler
Ala
Jerry Cargile
Jerry Smith
Gaylon. Smith
Alvin Bresler
Charley Moseley
SEC Net Play Set At Vandy
The SEC tennis championships start next Thursday at Vanderbilt as Alabama faces lineup uncertainty due to injuries. Coach Bill McClain says quick challenge matches may decide order, with Georgia and Florida as favorites and Tennessee a strong contender. Alabama went 17 5 in the regular season and 5 0 in SEC play but rainouts hurt seeding chances.
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Vanderbilt University
Alabama
Bill McClain
McClain
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Mike Cahill
Eagle
Wis
John Antonas
Nassau
Bahamas
Chip Wade
el Paso
Texas
Fla
Crimson Tide
Ford Wins North-South Amateur After Marathon Final
Mike Ford defeats Bill Harvey 1up on the 38th hole to capture the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament in a record equalling 38-hole final. Ford, 22, from Yonkers New York, wins after two extra holes matching the finals distance record. Harvey, 42, from Jamestown North Carolina, halves the match with a four-foot par putt on 38.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Mike Ford
Bill Harvey
George Dunlap
Johnny Johnson
Ford
Rollins College
Yonkers
N.Y
Harvey
Jamestown
Pinehurst Country Club
Tide Falls Short In Conference Meet After Cahill Injury
On the eve of the tournament the defending champion team lost star Mike Cahill to a knee injury and had to reshuffle the lineup. Georgia captured the title with 27 points, while Tennessee and Mississippi State tied for second with 21. Alabama placed fourth with 13, followed by Florida 11, Kentucky 7, LSU 5, Vanderbilt 5, Ole Miss 3 and Auburn 1.
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Mike Cahill
McClain
Georgia
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Bama
Florida
Kentucky
LSU
Vanderbilt
Ole Miss
Auburn
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