Hope All Star SPORTS Bobcats End Two-a-Day Workouts
Hope Bobcats wrap two-a-day drills and plan five o clock practice before Friday under the lights. Injuries mount with Bubba Powers pinched elbow Robbie Boyd stitches Rickie Hart finger Kendey Steele dislocated forefinger Lynn Norton bruised shoulder. The team prepares for September 3 opener against Ashdown with a focused defense and kicking game and says the squad is trimmed to the players who want to win.
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Wednesday's Fights By Associated Press in Honolulu and Las Vegas
In Honolulu Adolph Pruitt of Los Angeles stopped Raul Soriano of Mexico in the fifth round. In Las Vegas Jimmy Ligons of Los Angeles out pointed Eddie Mazon of San Diego over ten rounds.
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No Freeze on Price of Popping Off
In New York AP report, Nixon's price freeze contrasts with rising NBA fines after Commissioner Walter Kennedy gains power to levy disciplinary penalties up to 29 0) thousand dollars, expanding beyond the prior cap of 1,000 dollars. Kennedy now surpasses Rozelle Kuhn in sanction authority for club and league personnel.
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Female player Jackie Jackson joins Raleigh-Durham Triangles
In Durham North Carolina AP Jackie Jackson the celebrated female baseball player agreed to terms with the Raleigh-Durham Triangles and will report Monday for their game that night Brock Raleigh-Durham general manager said she will play first base outfield and bring a new spotlight to a Carolina League cellar team Pat McKernan owner of the Eastern Lane club calling her the greatest female baseball player he has seen.
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Broyles Sees Season of Rebuilding
Texas coach Darrell Royal notes inexperience will challenge the Longhorns as nine sophomores may start and Eddie Phillips leads the Wishbone-T attack. Arkansas coach Frank Broyles warns of a rebuilding year as defenses return only four starters. Texas Tech and other rivals loom with returning firepower and key veteran players.
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Robinson's Sacrifice Bunt Drives Orioles Past White Sox 6-3
Frank Robinson executed a rare sacrifice bunt against Wilbur Wood in the sixth inning, setting up a two-run double by Dave Johnson and a two-run single by Andy Etchebarren as the Baltimore Orioles beat the Chicago White Sox 6-3. Rettenmund added a grounder and a triple for two more runs, while Pat Dobson won his 16th game.
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Staubach and Dickey to Start in Texas Rivalry
In a sold out Astrodome exhibition named the Governor's Cup, Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach and rookie Lynn Dickey will start for the Cowboys, with Dickey making his first pro start. Dallas leads the series 3-1, and injuries blot both teams ahead of a sixteenth upcoming NFL exhibition weekend.
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Pirates explode in 13-4 win to clinch four-game set
Pirates rout Braves 13-4 at Atlanta Stadium as Stargell hits his 42nd homer and drives in 111st run. May marries hours before game, collecting three hits and three RBIs. Clemente adds five hits and three runs as New York and other NL and AL scores ripple across the league.
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Giants Players Suffer Injuries Across NFL Teams
The report notes Tim Delaney of the New York Giants injuring his right knee and missing two weeks in scrimmage. Ron Johnson, Giants star running back, had surgery for a circulatory ailment. Billy Van Housen of Denver had surgery to remove torn knee cartilage. Len Hanson of Kansas City underwent minor surgery.
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PRO CHARTS Steelers Prospectus Central Division Revival
Murray Olderman profiles the Steelers as a darkhorse AFC team with five wins and potential division contention. Bradshaw shows raw talent amid blitz pressure while a rookie corps and seasoned linemen shape offense and defense. Predictions place Pittsburgh third in the Central Division with key personnel like Ham, Greene, and Watson highlighted.
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NFL Players Seek Freeze Exemption
NFL players seek exemption from Nixon price wage rent freeze. NFLPA leader Ed Garvey argues most players will suffer losses due to injuries cuts and retirements. Dan Devine suggests the freeze could affect players signed before the 1971 contract and delays new salaries until the season start. The group asks for an OEP ruling on when contracts take effect, with May 2 or training camp as possible start.
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Grades Bad on Defense Says Broyles After Scrimmage
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said the film review of Tuesday’s scrimmage showed nobody earned a winning grade on defense. He noted lessons learned and planned changes for upcoming scrimmages amid soreness and heat affecting players.
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Another Texas Veteran Quits Squad
The University of Texas football program saw veteran Carl White drop from the squad for a second straight day, joining the Longhorns as a second string right defensive tackle behind Ray Dowdy. SWC practice notes show cautious optimism as teams approach the 1971 season, with Texas A&M evaluating blocking and tackling, TCU weathering rain, and Texas Tech reporting a three-touchdown scrimmage while four starters sit out.
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Arkansas Wins 7-3 Over Shreveport Captains
Home runs by Jorge Roque and Bill Brooks propelled Arkansas to a 7-3 Dixie Association win in Shreveport. Roque launched a two-run homer in the first inning to put the Razorbacks ahead, with Brooks contributing later for the victory.
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Players endure hot practice during early season workouts
The team had a morning off for class registration and held an afternoon session on Astro-Turf where temperatures neared 100 degrees. Coach Broyles noted the period is tough as players’ legs are tired yet necessary to reach play readiness.
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