Hope 2 Star SPORTS Fans Bored With Football Legalities
Vikings general manager Jim Finks says contract disputes bore fans and vows to focus on winning football. He notes Carl Eller and Joe Kapp as high profile cases and recalls Kapp’s option and move to the Patriots. Finks expects no similar disputes with current Vikings players in 1971.
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Pat Thompson
Associated Press
Minneapolis-St. Paul
National Football League
Jim Finks
Carl Eller
Joe Kapp
Finks
Minnesota Vikings
Eller
Viking
Kapp
Vikings
New England Patriots
Minnesota
Alexander Wins Junior Girls Golf Tournament at Pine Bluff
Rise Alexander of Hot Springs won the Arkansas state Junior Girls Golf Tournament at Rosswood Country Club in Pine Bluff with rounds of 78 85 and 84 to total 247 over three days. She finished ahead of competitors in the field as she claimed the title.
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Pine Bluff, Ark
Rise Alexander
Hot Springs
Alexander
Rosswood Country Club
Cowse
Palafox Breaks Through to Quarterfinals in Houston
In Houston, Gustavo Palafox of Little Rock advanced to the National Men's Senior Clay Court Championships quarterfinals after a 6-1 6-2 win over Robert Stuckert. Other third round results included Homer K Richards Jr upsetting fifth seed Butch Krikorian 6-1 10 stop, and Robert Thompson defeating Joe Woolfsom 4-6 7-5 7-4.
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Houston
Gustavo Palafox
Little Rock
Ark
Palafox
Robert Stuckert
Whitefish Bay
Wis
Homer K. Richards Jr
Charlottesville
Butch Krikorian
San Jose
Calif
Robert Thompson
Fights Wednesday's Fights By The Associated Press
Lignano Sabbiadoro Italy Tommaso Galli outpointed Lothar Abend West Germany 12 junior welterweights Antigonish Nova Scotia Les Gillis 135 New Waterford Nova Scotia outpointed Gary MacNeil 132 New Glasnow Nova Scotia 10 San Diego Quincy Daniels 145 San Diego outpointed Kid Rayo 149 Los Angeles 10 Jose Angel Herrera 127 San Diego outpointed Chi Chi Ontinerras 126 Mexico 10
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Associated Press
Lignano Sabbiadoro
Italy
Tommaso Galli
Lothar Abend
West Germany
Antigonish
N.S
Les Gillis
New Waterford
Gary MacNeil
New Glasnow
San Diego
Quincy Daniels
Kid Rayo
Los Angeles
Two Olsens Now Playing for Rams
Los Angeles Rams add Phil Olsen as free agent to team with Merlin Olsen, both Utah State alums and linemen. Phil competes with Rick Cash for right defensive tackle. Archie Manning and Dolphins players attend first workout as negotiations loom. Arbanas retires due to knee injury.
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Olsen
Los Angeles Ram
Tommy Prothro
Rams
Phil Olsen
Phil
Rick Cash
Los Angeles
Merlin
Utah State
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Boston
Patriots
Pete Rozelle
Archie Manning
Mississippi
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J.D. Roberts
Manning
Miami Dolphins
Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Csonka
Kiick
Mercury Morris
Miami
Syracuse
Wyoming
Fred Arbanas
Kansas City
Professional Football Hall of Fame
Arbanas
Solunar Tables and hunting timing guidance
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES suggest planning daily activities around peak fishing and hunting windows. Use these periods to target productive times for sport and outdoor success.
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Richard Alden Knight
Vida Blue Aims For 30th Win In Second Half
Oakland pitcher Vida Blue, 21, seeks a 30-win season becoming the first left-hander since 1931 to reach the mark. After a 17-3 first half, he targets his 18th win Friday against Detroit, while Oakland leads AL West and implications spread to pennant races.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
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Oakland Athletics
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Grove
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Baseball standings and schedule snapshot from Hope Arkansas Star
Major and American League East and National League standings listed with team records and percentages. Thursday and Friday game lines show matchups including Milwaukee at New York and Baltimore at California. The note mentions major league batting leader Olive Minn.374 and Murcer 341 with 71 runs by Buford Balt and 53 by R. Smith Bast.
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Pattin
New York
Stottlemyre
Minnesota
Perry
Boston
Tiant
Chicago
Wood
Washington
Bosman
Cleveland
McDowell
Kansas City
Drago
Detroit
Lolich
Oakland
C. Dobson
Baltimore
P. Dobson
California
Messersmith
Associated Press
Oliva
Minn
Murcer
NLY
Buford
Balt
R.smith
Kull
Trevino’s Talent Wasted For Years By DENNE H. FREEMAN
In Dallas, Arnold Salinas laments Lee Trevino’s missed chance at the pro tour, saying Trevino was the best player since 1962 and could have matched Palmer and Nicklaus. Salinas recalls Trevino’s early struggles, support from Claudia, and Trevino’s breakthrough after Open success.
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Denne H. Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Arnold Salinas
Salinas
Clown Prince
Lee Trevino
U.S
Trevino
England
Glen Lakes
Diamond Oaks
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Dutch Boyd
Tenison
Lee
Casper Plays Western Open Amid Morocco Coup Fallout
Casper, a Western Open favorite and winner of $1 million, entered the $150,000 event after news of Morocco's palace coup disrupted a planned trip. He said the White House advised the country was closed, prompting his move to Chicago. He reports improved form after a strong finish at the British Open as he challenges Lee Trevino and a crowded field including Boros, Beard, Littler, Archer, and Miller Barber, while Nicklaus Palmer, Player, Jacklin and Coody are absent.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Chicago
Billy Casper
Morocco
Casper
King Hassan II
London
White House
His
King’s Palace
Lee Trevino
Hugh Royer
Julius Boros
Frank Beard
George Archer
Gene Littler
Miller Barber
Dave Eichelberger
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
England
Tony Jacklin
Charles Coody
Coody
Andover
Mass
Julie Greene
Barrington
R.1
New England
Pat Bradley
Nashua
N.H
Miss Greene
Hope CC 4 Ball Rescheduled to August Dates
The Hope Country Club 4 Ball Golf Tournament is moved to August 14 15 after an earlier June cancellation. The event has remained full for months and a few cancellations are expected due to the date change. Teams should mail entry requests to Mitchell LaGrone Box 599 Hope Ark.
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Hope Country Club
Mitchell LaGrone
Box
Hope, Ark
Petty Wins NASCAR Grand National Race at Albany Saratoga
Richard Petty won the 250 lap Grand National NASCAR stock car race at Albany Saratoga Speedway, extending his lead to 2 10 in the series. He overcame a one lap deficit, pit for a tire change under a caution, and finished two laps ahead of Dave Marcis with J D McDuffie third. Petty is a three time Grand National champion.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Richard Petty
Randieman
N.C
Albany-Saratoga Speedway
Petty
Penty
Dave Marcis
Sanford
J.D. McDuffie
Women Paired for LPGA Cape Cod Hospital Tour
About 60 women golfers start a new two player best ball format at the Eastward Ho course in Chatham Massachusetts as the S4hole LPGA Cape Cod Hospital Tournament opens. The $20000 event marks the first time the LPGA uses this format with teams of two. Joe Paterno praises the concept.
Forbes Field to be demolished after 62 years
AP reports Forbes Field will be demolished by the University of Pittsburgh after plans to repurpose the site for a new law school and social science complex. Once home to the Pirates and site of the 1960 World Series, the stadium has fallen into disrepair as citizens oppose the move and propose CMU architects led redevelopment into classrooms offices and a park.
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Ted Meler
Associated Press
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Reggie Jackson
Detroit
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Babe Ruth
Jackson
Pittsburgh
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Forbes Field
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Oakland
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