UNM to switch from wishbone to multiple offense
UNM coach Rudy Feldman announces a shift from a wishbone to a multiple offensive scheme. Bill Mondt becomes offensive coordinator as Don Woods and Troy Williams compete for quarterback duties while the team aims to improve defense and identify starting linemen and ball handlers.
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Derby favorite tabs bookmakers amid wind and bids
In Reno and Abilene reports, Secretariat as Derby favorite tops betting odds. Coaches plan lineup changes for speed events as Fort Worth athletes eye May 5 Derby and May meets, with Ducks Unlimited auctioned prints and artist of the year Ruthven honored.
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Seaver Sidelined by Sore Throat in Florida
Tom Seaver of the New York Mets was sent back to his hotel in Florida with a sore throat and will miss the West Coast games with the Dodgers and Braves. Manager Yogi Berra said he will not travel and Seaver is being treated with penicillin.
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Nihil Retires From Competitive Walking After Joy Fades
Former European champion and Olympic silver medalist Paul Nihil announced his retirement from athletics on Tuesday saying competitive walking is no longer enjoyable to him.
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Shibata Captures Title In Slugger Duel
In Honolulu, Shibata defeated Ben Villaflor 72 to 70 on a unanimous decision after a 15 round junior lightweight title bout at the National Center. Shibata suffered a cut over the eye yet remained dominant with lefts and rights. Villaflor, 24, had 39 career wins and 25 knockouts.
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