Nicklaus Heads Field For Masters Championship
The Masters field includes Nicklaus, Palmer, Trevino, and Player as top contenders. Palmer and Trevino discuss odds of a Nicklaus sweep while Nicklaus arrives early to refine his swing and chase a historic four majors. Also listed are Casper, Jacklin, Cramp ton, Archer, Snead, Coody, Rodriguez, Weiskopf, Yancey, and others. Littler withdraws for cancer treatment.
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Newton Red Raiders Sign MHS Cage Ace
Monterey star Grady Newton 6 5 guard chose Texas Tech over Texas SMU and Texas A&M after intense recruiting. Newton, Monterey’s all state scoring leader with 1 022 career points, eyed Tech’s rising program and rejected outside Southwest Conference offers.
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All-League Team Picked Artis Gilmore Named MVP
Artis Gilmore, Kentucky's Trout-2 center, named the ABA Most Valuable Player after leading the Colonels to a league best 68 victories and the East Division title. He led the league in rebounds at 20.8 per game and ranked tenth in scoring with 25.9 points per game.
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Scrimmage sets up top offense vs top defense in junior football
Today’s scrimmage features the top offense against the top defense with Joc Barnes directing the first unit and Doug McCutchen and John Garner as running backs. The No 2 offense and younger defenders also show promise as 3:30 p.m kickoff approaches and Saturday’s games loom.
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