We're a nation of fatsos says fitness chief
Washington UPI quotes C Carson Conrad executive director of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports warning that Americans are out of shape. He links lack of exercise and smoking to heart disease and notes 30 minutes of daily activity is needed. He cites Philadelphia schools plan and warns vigorous youths need outlets for energy.
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UPI
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James Brown
C. Carson Conrad
President’s Council On Physical Fitness and Sports
Johnny
California
Conrad
Council of Physical Fitness
Board of Education
Philadelphia
Eagles
Phillies
Winning Feeling Miller Has It All Together
Johnny Miller, 26, enters 1974 with a confident run after three wins in the season opener, Phoenix and Tucson, earning $90,000 and chasing more victories. The California golfer blends faith, discipline, and focus, aiming for a second Open title while avoiding distractions from galleries and media.
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Tucson
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Tom Weiskopf
Miller
Billy Graham
San Francisco
Johnny
Olympic
Billy Casper
Casper
Jerry Heard
New Zealand
Heard
The Doubles Game in Tennis Strategy
The doubles game relies on volley and return play with the big serve less dominant than in singles. Teamwork matters as partners cover the net, with one a safety volleyer and the other an aggressive poacher. Two distinct styles can blend to control points and win big tournaments.
College Scores From United Press International Results
East Kings Point defeated Pratt 75 to 62 while Wynsbrg beat Calif Wil at 71 56 Bucknell 68 Dickinson 53 Montclair St 62 Upsala 61 Dowling 104 Cathedral 72 Bryant 78 Stonehill 63 Vermont 65 Boston U 62 Georgia Coll 31 Kentucky 60 Vanderbilt 89 Auburn 79 Navy 87 Oklahoma 80 Notre Dame 85 W. Michigan 68 Purdue 99 Iowa 78 Illinois 83 Arkansas St 81 Missouri 80 West Virginia 83 Mississippi 61 Citadel 65 VMI 47 Richmond 84 Stetson 62 Jackson St 98 Grambling 94 Tennessee 85 Florida 57 Texas A&M 96 Tenn Tech 71 Oklahoma St 86
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UCLA wins 12-inning baseball duel 7-6 over Arizona State
UCLA edges Arizona State 7-6 in 12 innings to split a day-night doubleheader after ASU won the opener 7-2. The game featured unearned runs and late drama and marks UCLA's first win in 12 games this season.
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Lompoc Boys Club wrestling results and standings
Results from Saturdays matches show Taco Bell 16 over Lompoc Equipment 10 with pins by Moore and Haley and Penna. Ebbert Homes 22 over Cable TV 21 marking Cable TV’s first loss. Village Pump Room 24 over Coastal Ag 3. Standings list Cable TV 7-1-0 and Taco Bell 6-2-0.
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Charlie Andrews
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Coastal Ag
Lompoc Equipment
City youth hoop results from last week
Recreation Department Pee Wee league games featured Panthers, Lakers, Eagles, Cougars, Bears, and Panthers in a series of close contests. Notable scorers include Craig Wilde of the Panthers and Tony Pickett of the Bears posting multiple double figures across games.
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David Hartley
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Tony Pickett
Charles Battle
Salmon opener dull as anglers face spotty returns at Port San Luis
Port San Luis saw lively weekend activity with harbor moorings and a $3.50 daily taxi service but fishing was mostly poor. Only six salmon checked in by 2 p.m. while rock fishing drew some top returns and ling cod fillets rival chinook. The State Fish and Game Commission rejected higher anchovy quotas amid bait shortages and poaching reports, with fines rising to 596,296 dollars in 1973 and otter populations expanding from Seaside to Soquel Point and Cayucos to Diablo Cove.
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