High Point student apologizes for baseball fan taunts
Ken Spivey of High Point College writes a public apology for ragging umpires during a game with Elon and for bad-mouthing other teams. He pledges better conduct and extends good wishes to Elon Pfeiffer and Gardner-Webb as the college season concludes.
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High Point College
Elon
High Point
Pfeiffer
Gardner-Webb
Theeague
Bruins Strike To Close Cup as Rangers Face Elimination
The Boston Bruins seek a fifth straight win to clinch the Stanley Cup against the New York Rangers at Boston Garden. Bobby Orr scores twice and assists as Don Marcotte adds a short handed goal, while Eddie Johnston starts in goal over Gerry Cheevers after a standout 4th game performance.
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Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
Johnny McKenzie
Boston Garden
Don Awrey
New York
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Emile Francis
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Tom Johnson
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Mister X Exits Tour as Barber Mixes Golf with Razorback Pride
The piece notes Harold Barber nicknamed Mister X on the tour and his Arkansas Razorbacks football fan base. It discusses Barber's 1971 season, earnings near $80,000 by mid March, a rough driving stretch, and his plan to quit early for football season. It also mentions Bobby Barbers total earnings and Phoenix Open totals, with Barber finishing the year strong and aiming for football season.
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Misler Bar- Souchak
Texas Ber Pro Golf
Barber
Kansas Razorback
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Arkansas
Sherman
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Devlin Seizes Houston Open With Key Sand-Trap Shot
Australian Bruce Devlin captured the Houston Open title in a rain delayed final round at Westwood Country Club. Devlin sank a crucial sand trap shot on 14 and birdied 17 to finish 72 holes at 278 minus 10, two strokes ahead of runners up Doug Sanders Tommy Aaron and Lou Graham.
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Armidale
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Miami
Westwood Country Club
Doug Sanders
Tommy Aaron
Lou Graham
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Golf Classic Draws Few Big Names After Rain Washout
Aaron posted 69 while Graham finished 67 and Sanders 71 as Thorpe 72 Ewing 72 Courtney 69 tied at 281 and Hale Irwin led with 282 after a final 74. The event, shunned by stars including Nicklaus Palmer Trevino Casper and Player, was halted Monday after rain canceled Sundays fourth round.
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Graham
Sanders
Chuck Thorpe
Jack Ewing
Chuck Courtney
Hale Irwin
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Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Athletes say pay board proposal unfair to players
Ed Garvey of the NFLPA argued that professional athletes should be exempt from wage controls due to short careers. Testimony covered Bassett's 5.5 percent cap idea, potential teamwide raises, and morale concerns if one player gains more than others.
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Lawrence Fleischer
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Samford Wolff
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
Robert Bassett
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Lould
Office of Economic Policy
Pirates Boss Defends Dock Ellis Over Cincinnati Gate Incident
Pittsburgh general manager Joe L Brown defends Dock Ellis amid Cincinnati Riverfront Stadium gate dispute. Brown doubts Ellis carried a wine bottle and was semi intoxicated as guard David Hatter drew a gun and used chemical spray. Brown plans player ID cards to prevent future incidents.
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Joe L. Brown
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dock Ellis
Brown
Fillis
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Riverfront Stadium
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Ward Named UMaine Indoor Track Captain for 1972-73
Bernard Jake Ward a Fitchburg Mass junior and miler was elected captain of the 1972 73 indoor track team at the University of Maine Orono. He set a school mile record of 4 16 last season.
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King Climbs To Second In Grand Prix Standings
Billie Jean King moved to second in the Commercial Union Grand Prix of Tennis standings with 129 points after 11 tournaments, defeating leader Nancy Richey Gunter in Indianapolis Virginia Slims. Gunter has 150 points and Evonne Goolagong dropped to third with 100 points.
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Billie Jean King
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Darwin's Week Ends With Slump For Bobby Darwin
Minnesota outfielder Bobby Darwin slips to .339 after an 0-for-4 night as the Yankees beat the Twins 5-3. Despite leading the AL in RBIs and homers, Darwin’s rookie status is disputed after 47 days on Dodger rosters in 1969 and 1971. Twins third baseman Steve Braun leads AL with .455, while shortstop Danny Thompson is second at .358.
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New York Yankees
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Steve Braun
Danny Thompson
Braun
Thompson
Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
Aaron's Playing Curtailed by Neck Pain
Hank Aaron's status is day to day as arthritis in his neck flares. The Braves slugger, chasing Willie Mays for second on the all time list, sat out one game and missed two on a road trip due to pain. He has six homers this season and 645 in his career.
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Aaron
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Inflationary Times Keeps Dollar Value Wary
In a modern note, the piece observes cautious optimism about inflation in daily life, noting that while chasing dollars is common, real value has diminished to about thirty-five cents in practical terms.
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