Harrell Emerges as No Compromise ASU Tailback
Arkansas State University coach Bennie Ellender hails Calvin Harrell as a no compromise athlete after a 138 yard performance against Citadel. Harrell, a sophomore slotback, backs a stronger offense joining James Hamilton and returnees like Tom Johnson and Steve Lockhart as ASU targets a third straight Southland Conference title.
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Casper Tops PGA Money Winners With Avco Victory
Billy Casper clinched the 1970 PGA money title by winning the Avco Classic at Pleasant Valley CC. He shot 69 for a 277 total, three strokes ahead of rivals. Casper earned $32,000 to raise yearly earnings to $139,585 and eyed the Dow Jones Open next.
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Redskins 1970 look a lot like 1969 replays with Lombardi out
Washington fans see Sonny Jurgensen lead an efficient passing attack with Charley Taylor Jerry Smith and Bob Long. Frank Ryan backs him. The defense shows gaps, plans upgrades with Brundige Gau batz Peters and Kammerer, while rookie Danny Pierce gets time. Also notes from Birmingham PGA event at Oakland Hills set for Aug 36 with $200000 purse.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Major Leagues
Scores and standings across American and National Leagues with results from Monday and upcoming games. Includes team records, standings in divisions, and major league leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and pitching wins and strikeouts.
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Pretty Good Races Going on in AL
HAL BOCK notes tight AL East and NL West races as Yankees and Reds lead. Royals shock Yankees 7 6 ending 10 game skid. Braves halt Expos 6 0 as George Stone shines. Cubs trim Dodgers to move within reach of Pirates and Mets. Pepitone homers for Chicago with Jenkins winning his 16th.
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Owens Receives Scout Ovations In Fort Collins
Owens, hero of the 1936 Olympics, was cheered by 1,500 Explorer Scouts as he led the group in reciting the Olympic Oath on the eve of the first national Explorer Olympics. Events begin today through Friday with track and field, chess, tennis, swimming and general knowledge. Batting leaders include Clemente and Rose, with Bench leading home runs and Perez excelling in RBIs. pitching leaders feature Simpson and Gibson. Monday stars highlight pitcher George Stone and batter Paul Schaal in recent Royals and Braves showcases.
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Chargers Rally To Beat Bears In Preseason Clash
San Diego edged Chicago 14 to 9 as Marty Domres directed a 72 yard drive for the decisive TD with 3:20 left. Domres went 3 of 5 for 45 yards while Gale Sayers was held to 25 yards on nine carries and Bobby Douglass led Chicago with a 32 yard scamper. Off-field, Willie Richardson sought a re negotiation of his Steelers contract, and Fran Tarkenton may miss Friday’s Giants Jets game due to a groin pull.
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Mantle Begins Coaching Yanks Sunday
Mickey Mantle confirms joining the New York Yankees as a special batting coach with managerial ambitions someday. He asks Ralph Houk for permission, emphasizes serving under Houk, and debuts Sunday against the Minnesota Twins at Yankee Stadium. Mantle cites a desire to return to baseball and a view of New York as his city.
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Pressure on Penn State Offensive
Penn State faces a season of rebuilding an explosive offense while the defense loses key stars from a historic run. Coach Joe Paterno notes scoring more is essential as Burkhart departs and candidates vie to replace him. Strong returning defenders anchor a reshaped unit.
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Paterno Eyes Strong Offense Behind Lydell Mitchell Harris
Paterno expects an improved offense with a solid line anchored by Warren Koegel Vic Surman Rog Holumba and Greg Edmands. The backfield features elusive runner Lydell Mitchell and power back Franco Harris, both potential All-Americans, shaping a potent attack.
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