Csonka Stays Collected About WFL Move
Miami running back Larry Csonka says his 1.4 million World Football League deal hasn’t changed him. He spent sparingly on a Mercedes and family vacations, trusts John Bassett Jr., and expects the WFL to operate by April 15 while continuing ordinary work like loading timbers for furniture.
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Ziegler Wins Jacksonville Open in 12 Under Par Triumph
Larry Ziegler captured the Greater Jacksonville Open with a seven under par 65 final round at Deerwood Country Club, finishing 12 under overall for a 276 total and earning 30000. Arnold Palmer faltered to finish well back after leading early. Mike Morley Mae McLendon tied second at 278.
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Palmer and Nolan Shine in Exhibition Wins
The Orioles and Reds pitchers delivered strong spring outings as Palmer improved after an elbow ailment with seven innings of three runs over six hits in a 7-3 win over the Cardinals. Nolan, back in the majors after 1973, went seven innings in a 7-3 Reds win over the Red Sox.
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High Point doubles win seals 5 4 victory over West Chester
High Point College earned a 5-4 tennis victory over West Chester State as doubles backed the deciding point. Ranney and Villarroel won at No 1 doubles while Ashley Dillard won at No 2 singles, and Pogonyi Mayer and King McQuillin all played key roles in the tight match.
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Smith Expects Olympic Post
CHAPEL HILL North Carolina coach Dean Smith said on his weekly TV show he expects to be named coach of the 1976 Olympic basketball team. He has been approved by the Olympic Basketball Committee and needs U S Olympic Committee approval. The Tar Heels, ranked sixth, were upset by Syracuse in the East Regionals.
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USC Golfers Win Four Ball Play at Camden
USC golfers Marion Fowler of Lake City and Mike Holland of Bishopville won the Carolinas Four Ball title at Camden Country Club, defeating Russ Shull of Charlotte and William Goodale of Camden three and two. Fowler, a freshman pre medical student, closed out the match with a par on the 15th after a fast start and early two hole lead.
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Sutton Ist Choice At Clemson
Clemson names Eddie Sutton of Arkansas as its top candidate to replace resigning coach Tates Locke. Arkansas officials and Sutton declined comment as Clemson prepares to interview candidates. Sutton previously led Creighton to strong results and Arkansas to a 17-9 season. Thomasville preseason softball entry deadline set for April 1 ahead of April 9-12 tournament.
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Get Rid of Gray Hair With Gradual Grecian Formula 16
Time lapse ads showcase Grecian Formula 16 as a gradual, controllable method to reduce gray. White Plains ad copy claims hundreds of thousands use it nationwide, promising natural color and easy daily use over two to three weeks, then weekly maintenance.
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