Razorbacks Drill Through Patchy Practice Says Broyles
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles called spring football practice terrible saying they accomplished the least on a day of drills. The defense twice stopped the offense inside the 15 yard line after a goal line scrimmage in which 12 touchdowns were scored last week. Bruce Maxwell plunged in for the day’s lone TD on a three yard run while David Dickey led ground gain in the TD showcase.
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Kerr and Bianchi to Coach Bulls
John Red Kerr and Al Bianchi signed three year contracts to coach the Chicago Bulls as bench mentors. They were among 18 players called by the new NBA entry in a draft from nine established clubs in New York last weekend. Purdue University conducts 27 intramural sports including horseshoes paddleball and bocci.
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Red) Kerr
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Wings fall as Montreal takes 5-1 victory in finals
Detroit’s Roger Crozier returns but the Wings fail to spark against Montreal, which builds a 3-0 edge in the best-of-seven Stanley Cup finals with a 5-1 win. In other major games, San Francisco dumps LA 8-1, St. Louis tops New York 5-2, and Atlanta outlasts Philadelphia 9-8 in 10 innings.
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Marichal’s Complete Game Secures Giants Win
Juan Marichal pitched his fifth straight complete game of the season to beat the Dodgers 8-1 at Candlestick Park. Willie McCovey hit a three run homer, and the Giants moved into second place in the National League. Roseboro avoided comment and no new issues arose from their lingering dispute.
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Fights Last Night Tuesday’s Fights Report
The Associated Press records last night’s boxing results from Houston and Fresno. Dave Zyglewicz stopped Duke Johnson and Jeff Davis stopped Herb Siler in Houston. Chappel Finneye stopped Dave Patterson in Fresno. Roger Rouse knocked Don Turner in Anaconda.
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Montreal Dominates Detroit to Lead Series 3-2
In Tuesday's National Hockey Championship Finals game Montreal defeated Detroit 5 to 1. The win puts Montreal ahead in the best of seven series at 3 games to 2. Thursday's game features Montreal at Detroit with the series hanging in the balance.
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Public Concerned About Policy Amid War Era
In Denver Colorado AP reports the League of Women Voters president Mrs. Robert J. Stuart says more people are concerned about foreign policy than at any time since wartime, yet few feel completely certain about it. She notes public unease reflects ongoing debates on national policy and civic engagement.
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Tiant Shuts Out Yankees For Third Straight Low-Scoring Victory
Luis Tiant shed weight and shut down the New York Yankees 1-0 on a four-hitter, marking his third consecutive shutout and fifth by the Indians staff that night. Tiant credits dieting for his surge, while Birdie Tebbetts notes the change as key. The Indians improved to a 1.41 team ERA with the victory.
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Hope Girls Triumph at Ouachita Tigerette Relays
Hope girls entered the Ouachita Tigerette Relays with 14 competitors. All three relay teams reached finals, two qualified for 100 and 220 yard dashes. Elizabeth Ritzell won the 220 yard dash, and Hope scored 17 points with several top finishes in field events. Making finals: Callicott, Burnett, Churchwell, King, Hartsfield, Tyer, McMillen, Batson, Anthony. Other participants: Byers, Thompson, Reeves, Lester.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
Today's games feature Los Angeles at San Francisco and New York at St Louis in major matchups. Also on tap are Philadelphia at Atlanta and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati plus Chicago at Houston. Standings show Cleveland leading the AL with 12 wins and 1 loss, Baltimore and Chicago close behind, while Minnesota trails. Tuesday results include Minnesota over Chicago, Detroit over Boston, and Cleveland beating New York. Minor leagues include Richmond at Buffalo and Jacksonville at Toronto in the International League, with Indianapolis crushing San Diego in the Pacific Coast League.
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Stanky Says Stolen Base Big Weapon
Eddie Stanky boosts Chicago White Sox baserunning to drive a 24 percent rise in stolen bases in 1966. Through Monday, 163 steals vs 131 last year pace, with Sox at 17 steals in 14 games under Stanky, a club high increase amid Go-Go era. Dodgers still lead NL with 18 steals but trail 1965 pace.
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