Chiefs Award Hill Trophy To Rudnay
Kansas City Chiefs center Jack Rudnay received the Mack Lee Hill trophy from the club’s veterans. The award honors the rookie who best embodies Hill’s spirit and quiet nature. Rudnay, from Chagrin Falls Ohio and Northwestern 1969, rose to No 1 center in 1970 after an All Star game injury.
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KC Grid Camp Opens Again With Tough First Session
More than 60 members of the Kansas City Chiefs began spring training in Kansas City. Len Dawson noted new weight exercises as painful but necessary. Coach Hank Stram said the group was well organized and that afternoon sessions will focus on football to prepare for July training camp.
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All Star College Basketball on Saturday TV Guide
At 1 p.m. KU star Dave Robisch joins West and Dutch Lonborg leads East in an all star game. Channel listings include 5 and 13. Also at 4 p.m. Wide World of Sports features swimming diving and figure skating on channels 9 and 13. Pro hockey Montreal at Boston on channel 5. Meet the Masters airs at 4:30 p.m. on channel 5.
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Lieppman Signs with Oakland Athletics
Keith Lieppman, KU’s top hitter on the 1970 baseball team and fall football punter, signed with the Oakland Athletics and is training in Mesa, Arizona. The Kansas City Southwest High product, 6-2 and 200 pounds, was drafted by Oakland and was scholastically ineligible to play baseball for Kansas this spring.
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Trevino Takes Early Lead in Greensboro Open
In Greensboro North Carolina Lee Trevino shares the first round lead at the Greater Greensboro Open with Miller Barber and Bob Charles after a 67. Gary Player scuffled to 75 while Tony Jacklin posted 70 and Lanny Wadkins led a large group at 69.
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Haber on the Way To Another Title
Defending champion Paul Haber of Chicago defeated Gary Rohrer of St. Paul 21-11 21-12 to reach the finals of the U S Handball Association Tournament. Haber will play Dr Steve August of Los Angeles who beat Lou Russo 21-15 21-17 in the other semifinal for the open singles title.
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