Greensboro Coaching Clinic Showcases NC Coaches
Greensboro hosts the 22nd annual North Carolina Coaching Clinic with 1000 plus coaches attending four days of instruction in football basketball wrestling track and athletic training. Key events include East West football and basketball games and sessions led by Joe Paterno Bob Knight Don Donoher and Gray Simons.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Greensboro High School
Grimsley High Gymnasium
Penn State
Joe Paterno
Nittany Lions
Lions
Paterno
Frank Patrick
Jim Weaver
Bob Knight
Army
Black Knights of the Hudson
Don Donoher
Dayton
Flyers
Gray Simons
Lock Haven State
Simons
Clemson
Fred Hoover
North Carolina High School Athletic Association
Simon Terrell
Charlie Adams
Nicklaus Shares Glory With Arnie in Four-Ball Victory
Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer won the National Four-Ball Championship with a 259 total, finishing three strokes ahead of Bruce and Orville Moody and Sam Snead with Gardner Dickinson. The duo earned $40,000 first prize as their crowd-pleasing final round featured Nicklaus’s sharp approach shots and Palmer’s clutch play.
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Bruce
Orville Moody
Sam Snead
Gardner Dickinson
George Archer
Bobby Nichols
Crampton
Moody
Palmer
Nicklaus
Arnie
Jack
Pennsylvania
All-Stars Set For Big Game
The 37th College All-Star game pits pros against collegians with Otto Graham leading the All-Stars who drilled at Northwestern since July 10. The Kansas City Chiefs, delaying camp until last Friday, face a tighter prep window but enter as defending champions. Graham stresses readiness as Bradshaw is out and Dennis Shaw and Mike Phipps lead the passer corps.
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All-Stars
Northwestern University
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
NFL Players’ Associations
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Green Bay Packers
Detroit
Otto Graham
Graham
Terry Bradshaw
Louisiana Tech
Dennis Shaw
San Diego State
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Bradshaw
Hank Stram
Kansas City
William Jewell College
Liberty
Stram Expects Chiefs to Win in All-Star Clash
Liberty Missouri AP coach Hank Stram said the Chiefs anticipate a victory over the College All-Stars at Soldier Field. The team trained after a 10 day delay with veteran tackles scarce due to Ed Lothjamer’s retirement and Ernie Ladd’s no-show. Len Dawson practiced with a taped left leg as Kansas City pressed on with four workouts and end-around drills.
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Chiefs
Stram
Ed Lothjamer
Ernie Ladd
Liberty
Hank Stram
Kansas City
Chicago
Soldier Field
National Football League Players Association
Bob Ligigett
Nebraska
Minnesota Vikings
Len Dawson
Dad Ng Tal Veyser
Players Association
Bench Surges Past Perez Lead With Three Homers
Johnny Bench, subbing for a resting Tony Perez, ripped three homers and a single driving in seven as Cincinnati crushed St Louis 12-5 to seize the NL homer and RBI leads. Cepeda paced Atlanta with three homers in a doubleheader split against Chicago, while other NL foes piled up early runs in a day of offense across the league.
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Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Atlanta Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Hank Aaron
Perez
RBI
Bench
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cepeda
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Tommie Aaron
Mike Lum
Gil Garido
Felix Millan
Tony Gonzalez
Roberto Rodriguez
Cubs
Billy Williams
Jim Hickman
Hal King
Jimmy Wynn
Dave Giusti
Houston
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Mets
Fred Gladding
Cesar Cedeno
Manny Sanguillen
al Ferrara
Nate Colbert
Steve Huntz
San Diego
Philadelphia
Wayne Garrett
Tom Haller
Dodgers
Ted Sizemore
Bill Russell
Russell
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Mays
McCovey
Minnesota Pitchers Power Orioles Rout Twins
Orioles rout Twins 11-1 as Boog Powell drives in two and cuts loose with a 26th homer. Dave McNally wins to run his record to 13-7 while Jim Perry takes the loss for Minnesota. Early in the day California, Boston, Cleveland, and other teams posted wins across major league action.
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Associated Press
Boog Powell
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Dick Woodson
Te Ore
Powell
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Hall
Baltimore
Woodson
Twins
Dave McNally
Perry
California
Washington
Nixon
Anaheim Stadium
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Kansas City
Baseball schedule hooks major matchups across divisions
Baseball bar lines list matchups including San Francisco at New York Seaver 14 5 and Los Angeles Osteen 11 7 at Philadelphia Fryman 6 6 with Briles 2 3 facing Merritt 15 8 in Tuesday action. Also San Diego at Montreal San Francisco at New York Los Angeles at Philadelphia Houston at Chicago St Louis at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati are shown.
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Oakland
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Montreal
Los Angeles
New York Mets
San Diego
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Chicago
Cubs
California
Angels
Washington
Bill Cowan
Jarvis Tatum
Chico Ruiz
Frank Howard
Angelio Rodriguez
Ken McMullen
Roger Repez
Sandy Alomar
Howard
Fol
Ferry
New York
Seaver
Osteen
Fryman
Briles
Merritt
W. L. Pittsburgh
Philaphia
San Fran
Baseball standings and tonight's AL East slate
American League East Division standings show Minnesota at 60 33 with California 58 41 Oakland 54 44 Kansas City 36 63 Milwaukee 36 63 Chicago 35 67. Tonight's games include Baltimore at Minnesota and New York at California with several other matchups listed.
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Minnesota
California
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Chicago
Baltimore
Palmer
Blyleven
New York
Stotttlemyre
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
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High Point Enterprise
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Tony Conigilaro
Carl Yastrzemski
George Thomas
Tommy Harper
Jerry McNertney
Brewers
Roy Foster
Royals
Bob Oliver
Chuck Hinton
Indians
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Tony Horton
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