Chiefs face aging roster as Stram trades target new blood
In a frank critique of the 1972 Chiefs, the column notes a lethargic offense and highlights coach Hank Stram's off season trades for evolution. It cites familiar names like Podolak and Dawson alongside potential new adds Leroy Keyes and Francis Peay as the team seeks renewal.
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Willie Ellison
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Massengale and Goalby Share Early Lead at St Louis
Bob Goalby and Rik Massengale shot five under 65 to grab a one stroke lead in the St Louis Childrens Hospital Golf Classic at Norwood Hills. Dave Stockton stood four behind at 69 while Gene Littler Chuck Courtney and John Schroeder were tied at 66. Defending champ Lee Trevino shot 69 amid a morning storm as others posted solid scores in the $210,000 event.
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Miller Honored as Northern California Outstanding Athlete
Johnny Miller of San Francisco and Napa won the 1973 US Open at Oakmont with a record final round of 63. He was named June outstanding athlete by the Helms Foundation in San Francisco.
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Lilly Back With Dallas Cowboys Doomsday Defense
The Cowboys anchor Bob Lilly re joins the Dallas training camp amid contract questions and morale tensions. Texans star Larry Brown misses Redskins camp. Marv Fleming signs with the Dolphins.
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Amateur Hill Leads U S Women's Open After Record Round
Cynthia Hill, 25, an amateur from Colorado Springs, carded a 68 at the Country Club of Rochester to take a two stroke lead in the U S Women's Open while many top pros struggled. Barbara Boddie and Betsy Rawls stood among the few who posted par or better scores as 141 players seek the 50 lowest scores to make weekend rounds.
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Aaron set to remarry local TV personality in November
Atlanta Braves star Henry Aaron plans to wed local TV interviewer Mrs. Billye Williams, a widow, as reports say. Aaron, who has been divorced for over a year, nears Babe Ruths career mark with 698 homers.
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