Hope the Star SPORTS Picks a New Track Coach
Union College names John Millet to replace Ron Coleman as head track coach. Millet comes from Whitehall High School where he was both football and track coach for six years. Coleman resigned after five years at Union this summer.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Union College
John Millet
Ron Coleman
Millet
Whitehall High School
Cortland State College
Coleman
Union
Fourth Year in Row for Ashdown Panthers Upset Hope Bobcats
In Ashdown last Friday night the Hope Bobcats fell 2 0 as the Panthers capitalized on interceptions and penalties. Kenneth Ellis and Jerry Ward connected on key plays, while Ashdown’s defense stifled Hope after early turnover. Hope’s next game is against Prescott at Hammons Stadium as the junior Bobkittens face Curley Cubs.
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Bill. Moore
Ashdown
Hope Bobcats
Panthers
Hope
Bobcats
Bobcat
Kenneth Ellis
Mike Carroll
Carroll
Jerry Ward
Ray Wheelington
Cat
Tommy Miller
Tommy Frazier
Wheelington
David Johnson
Panther
Mark Pickett
Cats
Prescott
Hammons Stadium
Bobkittens
Curley Cubs
Strategy Pays Off for Jones at California 500
Parnelli Jones strategy failed to win in Ontario California as Joe Leonard captured the 132039 prize in the 500 mile race at Ontario Motor Speedway. Leonard driving the Samsonite Special averaged 152.254 mph with 12 of 33 starters finishing and 168420 in attendance. Unser drove the Johnny Lightning Special with an Offenhauser engine, but transmission trouble ended his day after 16 laps. Leonard credited the pace and attrition with delivering victory as several big names exited early. Art Pollard finished second, followed by Gary Bettenhausen Lloyd Ruby Steve Krisiloff Peter Revson Jim McElreath and others in the 10th place finishers. Columbus no-hitter over Jacksonville opens day-night doubleheader.
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Jack Stevenson
Associated Press
Ontario, Calif
Parnelli Jones
California
Joe Leonard
Leonard
Veeran
San Jose
Calif
Jones
al Unser
Unser
Indianapolis
Stretcgy
Ontario Motor Speedway
Bobby Unser
A.J. Foyt
Mark Donohue
Mario Andretti
Art Pollard
Medford
Ore
Gary Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Steve Krisiloff
Parsippany
N.J
Jim Malloy
Denver
Colo
Peter Revson
New York
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Outdoor Plans
Evans stru. out six and Solunar Tables notes the Solunar Periods 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.
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Evans Stru
Richard Alden Knight
Kasko Happy With New Contract
Eddie Kasko celebrated a new deal with Boston as the Red Sox beat Cleveland 8 to 1 and Baltimore chafed at manager of the year voting. Detroit’s Billy Martin used six pinch hitters in one inning to tie a major league record during a 6 5 loss to the Yankees. Rod Carew had four singles for Minnesota in a 7 3 win over Oakland. Wilbur Wood notched his 19th victory for the White Sox in a rain delayed 3 0 win over Kansas City.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
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Weaver
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Cesar Gutierrez
Tony Taylor
Mike Kekich
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al Kaline
Norm Cash
Gates Brown
Jim Northrup
Jack Aker
Dick McAuliffe
Dalton Jones
Kevin Collins
Yanks
Bobby Murcer
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Cookie
Tim Hosley
Alou
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Hosley
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Bert Blyleven
Twins
Tony Oliva
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Royals
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Jay Johnstone
Tommy Harper
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Angels
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Mike Phipps
Alex Webster
Giants
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Buffalo
Jim Bakken
Cardinals
Jan Stenerud
New Orleans
Tulane Stadium
Jerry Vest
West
Bruce Lowitt
Rennie Stennett
Mike Gonzales
St. Louis Cardinals
Stennett
Pirates
Columbus Stifles Charlotte With Backbeat No-Hitter
Columbus blanked Charlotte 2-0 marking its second no hitter in eight days as two batters reached first on errors and Pat Darcy previously threw a no hitter last Sunday.
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Columbus
Pat Darcy
Charlotte
Slump-breaking round nets Hill tied for Hartford Open lead
Golf write by Bob Green. Dave Hill shoots five-under 68 to tie J C Snead for the 54 hole lead at the Greater Hartford Open. Hill, seeking final-year glory, reflects on his weary season as Snead matches 201 total and Ewing, Beman, Graham, Marti, Archer, Stockton sit one behind.
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Associated Press
Wethersfiel
Dave Hill
Nassau
Hill
J.C. Snead
Snead
Sam Snead
Wethersfield Country Club
Jack Ewing
Deane Beman
Lou Graham
Fred Marti
George Archer
Dave Stockton
Washington loses game with Jurgensen sidelined
Star Redskins quarterback Sonny Jurgensen suffered a broken left coracoid process in a 27-10 exhibition loss to the Miami Dolphins. Diagnosed at Arlington Hospital, the 37 year old will likely miss four to five weeks after surgery. Backup Bill Kilmer will start in his absence as the preseason proceeds.
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Associated Press
Sonny Jurgensen
Washington Redskins
National Football League
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Redskins
Miami
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P.M. Palumbo, Jr
Arlington Hospital
Virginia
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O'Donaghue
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George Allen
Bill Kilmer
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New England Patriots
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Jim “Cannonball” Butler
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New York Giants
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Coach Thinks Parkers Look Better
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles praised improved awareness and offense after a two hour scrimmage. Joe Ferguson directed the first team, throwing for 171 yards with two touchdowns. Dickey Morton led rushing with 117 yards as Skipper DeBorde added 45 yards.
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Ark
Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Broyles
Joe Ferguson
Ferguson
Shreveport
Jim Hodge
Mike Reppond
John Jenkins
Dickey Morton
Skipper DeBorde
Morton
Jon Richardson
Stennett Shines as Pirates Rally to 8-2 Win
Rennie Stennett, 20, excels at second base and with the bat in Pittsburghs 8-2 victory over Montreal. He parts a 14 game hitting streak with a single, double and first major league homer. Stennett is shifted to veteran Bill Mazeroski later in the game. Pirates power also comes from Willie Stargell and Milt May as major league action across the N L and A L unfolds with Toronto?
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Expos
Pirates
Danny Murtaugh
Bill Mazeroski
Muscue
Charleston
Dave Cash
Cash
Murtaugh
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Bucs
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Richard
Giants
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Phils
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Lee May
Reds
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Richie Allen
Dodgers
Mike Lum
Felix Millan
Braves
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Leron Lee
Padres
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