Replacing Plunkett: Stanford faces QB shuffle this fall
Stanford must fill Jim Plunkett’s Heisman winning spot with a crowded quarterback field. Don Bunce leads the hopefuls, backed by Jesse Freitas and others, as Stanford weighs options alongside Notre Dame, Oklahoma State, Wisconsin, and Notre Dame successor battles.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
NEW York
Stanford
Jim Plunkett
John Ralston
Don Bunce
Plunkett
Bunce
Jesse Freitas
Washington
Sixkiller
Oregon
Pan Fouts
Mike Boryla
Mike Gilyard
Cal Frosh
Bies Best in Monday's Rounds at Open Qualifiers
Touring pro Don Bies shot 68 67 135 to top Monday's U S Open sectional qualifying, with Master champion Charles Coody close at 140. Four hundred eighty players vied for 72 berths, while 35 top names were exempt including Nicklaus Trevino Moody Jacklin Wadkins Geiberger January Floyd Stockton. The field tees off at Merion July 17 20. The piece also notes the Russian Empire’s debated founding by Rurik around A D 862.
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Associated Press
Don Bies
Seattle
Wash
Charles Coody
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Pinehurst
N.C
Pittsburgh
Merion Golf Club
Ardmore
Atlanta
Chicago
Cincinnati
Golden
Colo
Irving
Tex
San Francisco
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Orville Moody
Tony Jacklin
Britain
U.S
Lanny Wadkins Jr
al Geiberger
Don January
Julius Boros
Ray Floyd
Dave Stockton
Bies
Atlanta Country Club
Lou Graham
Nashville
Tenn
Dave Eichelberger
Hale Irwin
Homero Blancas
Coody
Russia
Russian Empire
Rurik
Wright Urges Slower Pace Not Speedier Trials
Edward Wright of Little Rock, president of the American Bar Association, told 1300 plus graduates at the University of Arkansas commencement that there is no urgent need for faster trials. He urged the bench and bar to push reforms in criminal and civil case handling. Wright received an honorary degree, and two more honors went to Mrs Jeannette Edris Rockefeller and William Grant Still of Los Angeles.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Edward Wright
Little Rock
American Bar Association
Wright
The
University
Arkansas
Jeannette Edris Rockefeller
William Grant Still
Los Angeles
Yastrzemski Tops AL All Star Ballot In Early Voting
Boston star Carl Yastrzemski leads the American League in early All Star balloting with 31 645 votes. Tony Oliva and Frank Robinson follow in outfield voting while Boog Powell and Brooks Robinson lead at first and third base. Rod Carew Aparicio and Bill Freehan top their positions. About 65 000 votes counted so far for the July 13 game. Virginia law grants foxhound official state dog status alongside dogwood and cardinal state symbols.
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New York
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Bowie Kuhn
Yastrzemski
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Detroit
Norm Cash
Aparicio
California
Jim Fregosi
Palmer Leads LPGA Top 10 Money Winners
Sandra Palmer of Fort Worth tops the LPGA money list with $22,828, announced by the association. Dallas golfers Sandra Haynie and Kathy Whitworth follow with $22,284 and $18,875 respectively, with Whitworth holding steady after a recent win at the Lady Darling Open in Baltimore.
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Atlanta
Doyle to Fight Quarry in Dallas June Heavyweight Clash
Tony Doyle, 46-7-1, will meet Jerry Quarry in a heavyweight bout on June 24 in Dallas after a unanimous decision over Thad Spencer. Doyle, who drew with Quarry earlier, expressed interest in moving future fights to Dallas amid other Houston lineup plans. Leonard Cohen of the New York Post marked 50 years as a sports writer at a testimonial event.
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Dallas
Tony Doyle
Jerry Quarry
Doyle
Thad Spencer
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Battler
Quarry
Houston
Cassius Clay
Jimmy Ellis
NEW York
Leonard Cohen
The
New York Post
Cohen
Post
USC All American pitcher Gardner shot dead at Bovard Field
Bruce Gardner a former USC All American and Dodgers minor league pitcher was found shot to death Monday at Bovard Field USC cops said the apparent suicide is to be confirmed by a coroner. He held USC diploma and All American certificate near the body and his Pistols in hand.
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LOS Angeles
Bruce Gardner
Los Angeles Dodgers
University of Southern California
Gardner
Bovard Field
USC
Trojans
National Coaches’ Committee
Dodgers
Spokane
Dorsey High School
Charlotte Beats Arkansas 4-0 Behind Luebbers Shutout
Charlotte pitcher Steve Luebber earned his eighth win of the season by tossing a three-hit complete game with eight strikeouts and no walks. His teammates Bob Wessler and Jorge Roque produced the only Arkansas hits as the Travelers fall further in the Dixie Association standings. Memphis and other Dixie scores noted.
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Charlotte
N.C
Steve Luebber
Arkansas
Luebber
Onez
Turlers
Dixie Association
Travelers
Bob Wessler
Jorge Roque
Wessler
Roque
Memphis
Jacksonville
Blues
Dixie
San Antonio
Albuquerque
Columbus
Montgomery
Amarillo
Dallas- Fort Worth
Shreveport
Savannah
Asheville
Birmingham
Hope Star publication details and subscription rates
Hope Star of Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 consolidated directory lists editors and staff promotional info and subscription rates. It notes weekday publication with office address 212 14 S Walnut Hope AR 71801 and rates for carrier, mail in various counties and out of state, plus discounts for college students.
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Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark Counties
Arkansas
Umpire Struck By Foul Ball In Memphis Doubleheader
In Memphis the Dixie Association game was halted after umpire Paul Maltby was struck in the throat by a foul tip in the second inning of the second game between Jacksonville and Memphis. Maltby, 29, from Sacramento, Calif., was listed in satisfactory condition at a local hospital. In Ogden, Weldon Law, 18, son of Vernon Law, won the ninth inning in a high school all star game, South defeating North 7-6, recalling Vernon Law’s 1946 loss.
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Memphis
Enn
Dixie Association
Paul Maltby
Sacramento
Calif
Jacksonville
Ogden
Utah
Weldon Law
Weldon
Pittsburgh Pirates
Vernon Law
Law
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Bill Yeoman
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Saenger Theatre
Emmett Kelly
Hope (Ark
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Fred Fuller
J. D. Raschke
Gene Allen
Gene Fravell
Robert Martin
Buchanan Bottlers
Larry Vaughn
Jerry O’neal
Rocky Cummings
Larry
Red Wesson
Virginia
Sandra Palmer
B. Gardner
Hope Star
By Star Publishing CO
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Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
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Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Ass’n
Arkansas Press Ass’n
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