Liston found dead with heroin in Las Vegas home
Sonny Liston was found dead at his Las Vegas residence with a quarter ounce of heroin discovered in the kitchen balloon and a half-ounce of marijuana in his trousers. An autopsy failed to reveal the cause, while his former lawyer said Liston feared needles and did not knowingly use drugs.
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Squaw Valley Site Is Up for Sale
The Squaw Valley recreation area in the Sierra Nevada, 100 miles east of Sacramento, is being put on the auction block by Gov. Reagan’s administration. The state reports annual losses up to 300000 dollars, while leaseholders keep profits. The sale, drawing varied bids, is set to open April 2 and aims to curb the ongoing financial drain.
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Chiefs Grab Five All-Pro Positions
The Kansas City Chiefs earned five of the nine American Conference spots on the AP All-Pro team, dominating a 24-man list. Key Chiefs include Bobby Bell, James Marsalis, Johnny Robinson, Jim Tryer, and Jan Stenerud, while the NFC-led selections featured stars like John Brodie, Gene Washington, and Larry Brown. The Cowboys’ Chuck Howley heads the defensive unit, part of a broader roster that also includes Carl Eller, Alan Page, Merlin Olsen, and Butkus among others.
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Allen Gets Job With Redskins
The Redskins replace Bill Austin with George Allen as coach and general manager. Charley Winner is fired by the Cardinals after an 8-5-1 season. Head coach Bill Austin departs Washington after a 6-8 finish. Allen, a top Rams coach, brings a 49-17-4 record over five years.
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NHL Results and Upcoming Schedule
Montreal defeated Vancouver 7 to 3 while Minnesota and Toronto drew 4 all and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 Chicago edged Los Angeles 4 to 2 and California won 6 to 3 over St. Louis. Vancouver at Boston and Detroit at Buffalo were set for Thursday with Los Angeles at Philadelphia and Friday had no games.
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Solunar Tables for Daily Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Period schedule from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport quality.
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Midwest and West Conference Basketball Standings and Scores
The standings show Milwaukee Detroit Chicago and Phoenix leading different divisions with win percentages and records. News briefs list recent game results including New York at Milwaukee and Cincinnati at Detroit, plus numerous college and high school scores across East West and Midwest regions with multiple matchups and outcomes.
Tech, South Carolina star duos beat Clemson Temple
Georgia Tech routs Clemson 72-55 as Rich Yunkus pours in 35 points and South Carolina defeats Temple 84-71 behind John Roche with 21 points setting a school record. Yunkus scores 19 early as Tech leads 37-28. Rockets to ninth win in 10.
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Roche sets Clemson scoring record as NCAA action tops headlines
Georgia Tech edges Clemson 70 63 as Roche becomes Clemson all time scoring leader with 1 527 points surpassing Jim Slaughter. South Carolina rallies past Temple behind Roche while St Bonaventure 8 1 falls to Detroit 75 73 on Erik Rucker free throws. Duke edges Wake Forest 68 67 on Randy Denton late field goal.
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Malham Joins Arkansas State Football Staff
Jonesboro AP report says Mike Malham, previously head coach at Little Rock McClellan High School for three years, will take the defensive coordinator post at Arkansas State. The move shifts Malham from high school helm to college football duties in Jonesboro.
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Trevino weighs Masters decision at Glen Campbell Open
Lee Trevino, before the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open, says he may skip this Masters year but hopes to compete next season. He outlines goals for 1971 including a potential British Open bid and a strong tournament schedule, aiming for another $100,000 season.
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Henry Hawk Named New North Little Rock Coach
Henry Hawk has been selected as head football coach at North Little Rock, replacing Ken Stephens who resigned to join the University of Arkansas staff. Hawk previously served as backfield coach at the State College of Arkansas for three years.
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