Hope of Star SPORTS Porkers to Start Spring Workouts
University of Arkansas football coach Frank Broyles says spring practice begins April 6 and will be the most important in ten years. Only 19 lettermen return, with two kickers and one holdover from 1965. Lineup shifts include Ernest Ruple and David Dickey as 1966 starters on offense, while six returning defenders pace the unit. Broyles calls this the deepest depth reset in Arkansas history, culminating in a scrimmage May 5 in Fayetteville and a Red-White game April 29 in Little Rock.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday
Exhibition results include Atlanta routing Minnesota 6 to 1 and Baltimore beating Pittsburgh 4 to 1. San Francisco vs Cleveland canceled on wet grounds in San Diego. Several other games were postponed or decided, with Boston defeating New York 13 to 4 and Detroit beating Chicago A 5 to 0.
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East All-Stars top West in high scoring East wins 102 98
East squad led by Sonny Dove of St John s beat Sacramento State coach Everett Shelton s West 102 98. Dove scored 26 with 15 rebounds as East hit 44.4 percent from the field while West shot 38.9 percent and outrebounded by one. Notables: Bob Verga Ron Widley Bob Lloyd Louie Dampier.
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Archer Is Winner at Greensboro Open
George Archer won the Greensboro Open with a 72 hole total of 267, 17 under par, earning $25,000 and a Masters invitation in Augusta. Doug Sanders finished two back at 269 for $15,000, Arnold Palmer tied for third at 271 for $9,375 and became money leader for the year.
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Nuxhall Retires to Become Reds Broadcaster
Joe Nuxhall, the youngest major league player to debut at 15, has quit playing to join Cincinnati Reds broadcasts. The southpaw ends a 15 year major league career with a 135 117 record, after stints with Kansas City and the Los Angeles Angels before returning to the Reds.
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Trade Results in Another Red Minus
MIKE RECHT reports on the overflowing spring trade activity as the Reds and Cardinals suffer further losses after notable moves including Frank Robinson to Baltimore and Jack Baldschun cut from Cincinnati. The Mets add Ralph Terry while several pitchers shuffle between clubs, with spring training battles shaping up in Florida and Puerto Rico.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight's Tables For Hunting Planning
Solunar Tables printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily activity. Major periods begin at shown times and last about an hour and a half to two hours in Central Standard Time. Minor periods follow with shorter duration. Plan hunts to coincide with peak sportable windows.
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Cong Way From Defeat in Derby
Cale Yarborough, 27, won his first major stock car race by dominating the Atlanta 500 at Atlanta International Raceway. Pole sitter from Charlotte led 302 of 334 laps, with brief challenges from Richard Petty and Mario Andretti, as he praised his running Fairlane.
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Texas Relays Prove Best of Them All
The Texas Relays set new marks as Texas A&M weightman Randy Matson claimed two records including a 201 feet 1 inch discus, Kansas dominated the sprint medley and pole vault, Wichita State’s Fred Burton cleared 16 feet 9 1 2 inches, while Jim Ryan sparked Kansas with a 1 46 1 half mile as the meet added to its lead in records and glory for the sport.
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Celtics Fall Short as 76ers Take 2-0 Lead in Playoffs
Hal Greer led Philadelphia past Boston 107-102 at Boston Garden to seize a 2-0 edge in the Eastern Division final. Wilt Chamberlain dominated with 15 points, 29 rebounds, five assists and five blocks while Chet Walker scored 23 for the 76ers. Boston received 26 from John Havlicek and 22 from Bailey Howell. the series heads to Philadelphia for Game 3 on Wednesday.
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Australian Yacht Dame Pattie Prepares for Cup Challenge
Dame Pattie the Australian yacht likely to challenge for the Americas Cup will spend several weeks in American waters before the series of races against the United States begins in September.
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Walker and Haskins Targeted in ABA Draft Boom
In Oakland, the American Basketball Association drafted 130 college players signaling aims to lure pros. Providence scorer Jim Walker was chosen by Indianapolis, while Louisville picked Western Kentucky’s Clem Haskins and Dwight Smith, with Kentucky’s Louis Dampler noted for tal ent. The ABA introduced a pension plan and counted prior NBA service for longevity. New Orleans drafted Bob Seagren despite not playing basketball recently, citing his athletic prowess.
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