Hair today gone tomorrow in wild 8 lompoc yarn
A satirical piece recounts Bill Skinner a top javelin thrower at Tennessee and blends absurd legend about Chin Lee and Chin See. The spoof traces facial hair norms from Genghis Khan to modern athletes and ends with a global decree against facial hair.
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Skinner
Chi Lee
Genghis Khan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Menke to Play First Base for Astros in Spring
Astros shift Denis Menke from shortstop to first base this spring and he hit three singles in an 8-2 win over the Red Sox. Manager Harry Walker believes Menke will hit well no matter the position as Mets, Cardinals, and Padres results surface and Oliva signs a two year deal with Minnesota. Kinasewich quits WHL presidency to return to education.
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Oliva
Twins lineup hints for upcoming season spring notes
Harmon Killebrew may move from third to first base after 41 homers and 113 RBIs last season. Rod Carew returns at second, Leo Cardenas at short, with third to Renick or Thompson. Reese could shift to first if needed. Outfield features Alyea Holt rotation, Tovar center, Oliva right after a 1970 season with 325 batting average, 23 homers, 107 RBIs. Powell eyed as left field challenger. Rigney awaits spring games. Predicted finish: 3rd in West.
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Alyea
Holt
Bill Rigney
NIT Adds Colorful Flair With Hawaii Tennessee Appearances
The National Invitation Tournament opens with North Carolina facing Massachusetts in a tripleheader at Madison Square Garden. Hawaii becomes the first non continental U S team in NIT history and Tennessee adds circus style pregame antics. Louisville meets Providence Dayton faces Duke while Tennessee plays St Johns and Georgia Tech meets LaSalle in the late shows.
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LaSalle
West Coast all star lineup led by Sidney Wicks
Sidney Wicks of UCLA was the unanimous choice for UPI 1970-71 All West Coast team and West Coast player of the year. Joining him were Curtis Rowe, Stan Love, and Paul Westphal. Bob Boyd of USC named coach of the year with 24-2 Trojans. John Wooden finished second with six votes.
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Westphal
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Boyd
Dick Edwards
University of Pacific
Red Rocha
University of Hawaii
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Jim Padgett
Jerry Tarkanian
Long Beach State
Cal Poly matmen win NCAA College Division crown
Cal Poly's 1971 wrestling team, led by Gary McBride and Tim Kopitar, won the College Division national title at North Dakota State University, reaching nine places and posting 42 wins. The Mustangs total 118 points, with Kopitar and McBride earning individual championships.
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Fred Epler
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Alain Arnold
Hitchcock
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