Steinmark Still an Inspiration in Texas Football
Fred Steinmark, a Wheatridge product, faced a torn season ending by cancer after injuries in the Texas High School Coaches All-Star game. He inspired Texas players by returning to the bench on crutches as the Longhorns won the collegiate national title despite his diagnosis.
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Fights and memories mark weekend boxing and Steinmark tale
In Tokyo and Windsor results list George Carter Tony Doyle Gary Broughton Nick Peoples and Jim Meilleur while the Texas story honors Freddie Steinmark Who faced Notre Dame and inspired fans with courage and a final victory over a 17 month illness His coach Darrell Royal recalls his perseverance and impact on young athletes
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Baseball Draft Begins Two Day Run
The 1971 major league draft opens with Chicago White Sox selecting catcher Danny Goodwin of Peoria Illinois and San Diego Padres choosing pitcher John William Franklin of Vienna Virginia. Teams pick in inverse order of last season’s records with many high school seniors expected to sign. Milwaukee Montreal Kansas City others follow in first round of the regular phase.
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Arkansas Girls All-Star Basketball Game Set for June
In Arkansas the first state girls all star game will be played June 11 at Barton Coliseum Little Rock after a week of activities starting June 6 at Ouachita University Arkadelphia. Charlotte Gibson coaches South team with Betty Ruth Honeycutt Bonnie Willis and Betty Rodden assisting.
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Rumors Of McNeil Replacement At NHL Meetings
Montreal reports the National Hockey League held its intra league draft amid rumors that McNeil will be replaced. Officials offered no formal confirmation, while trade chatter and management changes dominate discussions at the league gathering.
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Football Hazards Discussed By Baltimore Neurosurgeon
Baltimore neurosurgeon Dr. Charles M. Henderson warned at a clinic that football injuries are common though deaths in football are low compared with auto and horse racing. He cited a 1964 study showing 3.9 deaths per 100,000 players and urged helmet redesign to reduce injuries.
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Cardinals rally past Braves on Simmons bunt call
Ted Simmons won the 10th inning in Atlanta as the Cardinals tied the game in the ninth and then prevailed 7-6. Umpire calls sparked the dispute with Atlanta, while Hank Aaron added two doubles and two singles for the Braves in the defeat. Pirates beat the Cubs 11-6 as Dave Giusti worked 4 1-3 scoreless innings.
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Pro Golf Tour Notes Spark Frustration Over Slow Play
Notes from pro golf tour say Arnold Palmer Frank Beard and George Archer fault slow play on regular tour events. Palmer laments long delays while Beard notes five hours for 18 holes in twosomes. Nicklaus eyes a potential record. Dickinson skips U.S. Open. several players become exempt in 1972. a $1 million damage suit against the PGA is discussed. Also mentions President John Tyler marrying Julia Gardiner in New York on June 26, 1844.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Planning Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES helps readers plan days. Aim to be in good fishing territory or hunting cover during these times to maximize sport potential.
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Pirates Clout Cubs as Winds Boost Four Homers at Wrigley
Tuesday’s game at Chicago saw four two run homers aided by 20 mph winds. Stargell, Oliver, Robertson for Pittsburgh and Williams for Chicago connected. Reed left after Sizemore’s two run double. McNertney’s two run double tied it before Priddy reliever. Pirates tie Cardinals in NL East with afternoon win.
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