Roche Tops Carolinas NBA Picks
New York AP reports Phoenix chong John Roche of South Carolina was the only Carolinas player drafted before the third round in the NBA college draft Monday. Other Carolinas selections included Mike Gale, Elizabeth City State, by Chicago in the third round and Randy Denton, Duke, by Boston in the fourth.
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Local names listed in partially legible sports rosters
A garbled OCR list of players and officials includes Gene Rhoads Loway Terrell Rosa Ran Wall Tim Berg and others such as Butch Baird Bobby Greenwood Jerry Mowlds Jim Hardy Slava Bogan Jewell and more like Rocky Thompson Beo Kern Charles Owens Mike Mahlon Jack Swing Bob Clark Jim Awlrey Don Heading Bailey Glenn Stave Freibert Dave Bellman Kim Grant Benny Minnant David Lee Bill Burn Fal BAL Farell Claude Harmon Jr and Bill Hall with unclear roles.
Cash Helped From Field Ball At Lakeland Game
During a Monday game with the Kansas City Royals in Lakeland, a field player was struck by a ball and taken to hospital for X rays and further examinations.
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Careers Of Hershberger Lonborg In Flux After Sluggish Spring
The Associated Press reports veteran pitcher Jim Lonborg and outfielder Mike Hershberger faced uncertain fates after uneven spring performances. Lonborg struggled in an 11 4 exhibition loss to Houston, while Hershberger, fighting a back injury, remained with Milwaukee as Crowley’s status worsened with a 0 74 batting average and a key single for Baltimore.
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Patterson Wins but Is Unhappy After KO Victory
Floyd Patterson, age 36, won by knockout against Roger Russell but voiced dissatisfaction, saying “I have a ways to go yet” during a Monday night bout. The article also notes Milwaukee’s 7-1 win over California with six eighth-inning runs and other MLB and boxing results, including Ken Holtzman’s six innings for the Cubs and Johnny Ellis’s overhand rights in a NY Yankees win.
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U.S. To Defend Cup in Charlotte October II
The United States will defend the Davis Cup in Charlotte from October 6 to 10, amid a global field of about 60 nations. Tournament officials said the Olde Providence Racquet and Swim Club with a 6,000 seat stadium was chosen for the challenge round, following bids from Cleveland Phoenix Las Vegas and Dallas. The format calls for two singles on day one, doubles day two, then two singles on day three. The U.S. beat West Germany 5–0 in the previous year's challenge round in Cleveland.
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Floyd and Rodgers Tie In Cyprus Lakes Pro Am
Ray Floyd and Phil Rodgers tied for pro honors at the Cyprus Lakes Golf Club Pro Am in Fayetteville. Both shot 71s, with Rodgers rallying on the final hole eagle to finish one under par. total purse was 3600. Top finishers included Al Goodrich, Tony Evans, Bob Rosburg at 72, and Jim Westbrook, Gene Briggs, Ralph Lang Jr., Dan Herring, Norman Flynn at 73.
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Phil Rodgers
Cyprus Lakes Golf Club
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al Goodrichh
Tony Evans
Bob Rosburg
Jim Westbrook
Gene Briggs
Ralph Lang Jr
Dan Herring
Norman Flynn
Golf notes from National Airlons Open round reports
Larry Ziegler showed mixed form at the National Airlins Open missing the cut after rounds of 74 and 76. He carded inconsistent numbers including a 1 and a 10 on two holes, leaving him three strokes shy of the lead after the first two rounds.
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USC standards urged by major U S colleges in push
James indicated the ACC faculty chairs would meet before the May gathering and that South Carolina could still attend the May meet as members until August 15. Dietzel and Coach McGuire deferred comment, calling the trustees’ statement also theirs and hoping for an unemotional atmosphere.
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London youth league allows girls on boys teams
The London Youth Football Association rules that girls may play on boys teams in all matches. Coach Mike Bongard of Arbour Youth Club calls it a tremendous victory for women and his team. His standout player is 11 year old Margaret Biffert, previously kept from play due to opponent protests.
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Villanova Ace Negotiates With Bulls
Pittsburgh Condors say Howard Porter is under contract but agent says negotiations are underway with the Chicago Bulls. Porter, MVP of the NCAA tournament and Villanova star, may join the Bulls in a multi year deal claimed to be near a million dollars. Porter scored 25 in the NCAA title game versus UCLA and averaged 24.4 points and 15.1 rebounds this season.
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Patterson Clashes With Russell in Aggressive Bout
The combatants traded blows as Patterson, the younger rival at 23, pressed a hard attack but remained wild at times. He slipped twice, even taking Russell to the canvas once, and drew a warning in the sixth round for a low blow as the referee watched closely.
Big Red Machine Ready Despite Missing Gear
Cincinnati’s Reds head into the season with injuries and absences but remain favored to repeat as NL West champions. Key figures like Pete Rose, Johnny Bench, Tony Perez, Lee May, and veteran Tony Cloninger anchor the lineup while Bobby Tolan’s absence and Merritt’s arm issue loom. New additions and returning players fill gaps as Springer-like depth tests continue.
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Buckeyes Poised To Challenge Powerhouse UCLA In 1972 NCAA
New York AP reports Ohio State, riding a late-season surge and a 60-59 second-round upset of Marquette that snapped a 39-game streak, could challenge UCLA and other top teams in the 1972 NCAA tournament. The Buckeyes return key players like George McGinnis’s expected successor cohort and a strong Big Ten finish boosts their title hopes as UCLA eyes a deep run despite losses.
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