Schoendienst Hired Again by Cardinals
Red Schoendienst will manage the St. Louis Cardinals for 1971, his seventh season, after the club’s slump last July. He is rehired with first base coach Vern Benson and third base coach George Kissell. pitching coach Billy Muffett and hitting coach Dick Sistler were not retained. Contract terms were not disclosed.
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Dick Sisler
Basketball Exhibition Tuesday NBA results and ABA scores
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results from NBA games including Chicago 113 over Detroit 96 and Phoenix 119 over Cincinnati 94 plus Milwaukee 118 over Los Angeles 96 New York 119 over Baltimore 98 and Buffalo 130 over Boston 88. ABA Kentucky 108 edged Memphis 107 while Floridians 141 defeated Texas 124 and Utah 123 beat Denver 105.
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Indians Have a Very Hard Practice
Jonesboro Arkansas AP The Arkansas State Indians had a unusually hard Tuesday afternoon practice preparing for Saturdays game against The Citadel in War Memorial Stadium Lille Rock Coach Bennie Filender said the team did more contact work than a typical Tuesday and the defense was pushed to handle a pro type look for Saturdays night matchup with The Citadel.
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Lane Comes Into His Own at Last
AP reports MacArthur Lane of the St. Louis Cardinals exploded for 146 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a 27-17 win over the Washington Redskins. Once a part time back after injuries, Lane earned Offensive Player of the Week honors in the NFL for his breakout performance. He described finding daylight with grit and speed, signaling a renewed role.
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Hope Hopeful After Preseason Performance
The report recounts a player named Lane expressing strong self confidence after five preseason games. He notes scoring and a rejected touchdown due to a penalty, and aims to make All-Pro. The piece mentions a pass from Jim Hart and reflects on personal shift and readiness.
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Otteet Tal Offense And Rustify On Yards
In a printed AR update viewers see offense and pass completions highlighted as yards and attempts. The report notes struggles with rust and timing affecting overall game flow.
Plunkett Leads NCAA Total Offense Ahead of Sixkiller
New York AP Jim Plunkett of Stanford tops the national total offense list at 302.3 rushing passing yards per game and needs 672 more yards in eight games to break the career record. Sonny Sixkiller of Washington falls from the top 10 in total offense but ranks eighth in passing while Leo Hart of Duke leads in completions per game. Pete Wood of West Virginia paces rushing with 160.7 yards per game as season leaders are shaped across 9 to 11 games.
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Browns QB Intends to Keep Playing
Cleveland Browns quarterback Bill Nelsen, after a severe knee sprain and years of knee trouble, says he plans to continue in pro football despite his wife urging retirement. He hopes to return for the next game if possible, though his exact fitness remains uncertain.
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Cato Founder Pioneer in Retailing
Marking another year's progress in Hope Mrs Luvegia Worthy Maer of Cato announced plans for their Founder's Day Sale to thank locals for support. The feature traces W H Cato's start in 1915 at Ridge Spring and Catos evolution to modern merchandising with service and friendly help. John Tyler noted as U.S. president with many children.
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