Panthers Change Grid Style For 1971 Season
Kelley previews Panthers football as durability and depth improve with 14 returnees from last year. Matthew at quarterback, Burrows at fullback and Howard at wingback highlighted offense while defense features strong line and backfield depth. Atlanta Falcons beat New England in NFL exhibition. Plunkett debut noted.
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Kenneth Burrows
Gary Howard
William High
Henry Robinson
Robinson
Burrows
Jerry Linker
Tommy Russell
Bobby Sirpless
Randy Morris
Edward Danials
Morris
Thomas Howard
Donnell Bailey
Howards
Gary
Thomas
Dean Turner
Larry Collins
Anthony Bryant
James Crittenden
Robert Walker
Atlanta Falcons
New England
Falcons
Bob Berry
Panthers
Kansas
Butler
Peace
Maide Edward Waters College
Clovis
Berry
Jim Mitchell
Kelley
Skipper Butler
Patriots
Ron Berger
Atlanta
Berger
Joe Profit
Claude Humphrey
Paul Gipson
Jim Plunkett
Slaton Tigers showcase depth for 1970 season
Slaton football rosters display nine Eastman era lettermen and four returning starters led by Steve Nieman and Brad Winchester. Coach Davis praises new offense and depth as Slaton opens with Brownfield, Kermit, Littlefield before Denver City in 4AA, with a 5-3-2 190 roster and multiple backfield options.
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Don Henry
Davis
Darrell Avalanche Journal Sporta
Eastman
Letterman
Slaton
Tigers
Steve Nieman
Ernie Davis
Staten
Tech
Ron
Bartley
Randy Davis
Tony Barton
Kenny Schuette
Brad Winchester
Brad
Winchester
South Plains
Willie Freeman
Bobby Hopper
Steve Mosser
Stanley Jaynes
Mike Speer
Brad Lamb
Curtis Woolever
Leslie Melcher
Lloyd Kitten
Lloyd
Floyd
Brownfield
Kermit
Littlefield
Denver City
Nick BK Dyers
Braie Davis
McMurryhead
Lor Mize
Leste Metcher
Dro
Gobby Hopper
Fety
Sr. Leto
Wwe Freeman
Tommy
Dwayne Ruxkempert
Steve Alwane
SP. Hale
Statley
Jerry Hooper
Dan Balleresi
J Schedele
Ro - Frenship
Idalou
Tahoka
Roosevelt
Frenship
Rails
Gary Dillard
Red Sox ride six run first to beat Indians
In a Sunday game Boston built a six run first inning with two run doubles by Reggie Smith and Duane Josephson and a strong 10 hit effort from Gary Peters. Juan Beniquez contributed two doubles and two RBIs as Boston defeated Cleveland 6 to 1.
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Boston
Reggie Smith
Duane Josephson
Gary Peters
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Peters
Play Foster
Indians
Ed Farmer
Lou Camilli
Red Sox
Juan Beniquez
Cleveland Koston
Giriffinth
Camibliss Uy
Lanoud
Vaterekt
Netiles
Fosse
Polo Petrochr
Ford Rt
Heniques
Camiay
Josenton
Farmer
Foster
Hodge
Uod
Lamb
Putal
Cleveland
Cowan Wins Vs Amateur Golf Championship With Eagle Finish
Gary Cowan, the 62-year-old Canadian, clinched his second Vs Amateur title in six years at Wilmington Country Club. He finished 280 after a dramatic eagle on the 72nd hole, a 96-yard par four, to seal victory over Eddie Pearce who finished at 283.
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Wilmington
Del
Gary Cowan
Cowan
T Wo
Eddie Pearce
Wake Forest University
Temple Terrace
Fla
Marvin Vinny Giles
Jim McLean
University of Houston
Ben Crenshaw
University of Texas
Martin West III
District of Columbia
Tom Culligan
West
Cullivan
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Vikings
Norm Snead
Ken Stabler
Daryle Lamonica
Raiders
49Ers
Dan
Pastorini
Houston
Charley Johnson
Oilers
Bears
Johnson
Ken Burrough
Eagles
Saints
Jerry Vest
New Orleans Downpour Halts Exhibition Thriller
Rain drenched Tulane Stadium as New Orleans and San Francisco battled to a soggy finish. Referee Jerry Vest halted play with 33 seconds left as two inches of rain flooded the field and fans booed the abrupt end after a soaking, chaotic game.
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Vest
Saints
J.D. Roberts
Tulane Stadium
Ken Anderson
Cincinnati
Packers
Bengals
Fred Willis
Twins Rally Past A's 7-3 Behind Blyleven Strikeout Feat
Bert Blyleven struck out 11 as the Minnesota Twins beat the Oakland Athletics 7-3 in Minneapolis. Rod Carew and Tony Oliva led a 15-hit attack, with Oliva adding two hits and driving in runs, while John Odom took the loss for Oakland.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Bert Blyleven
Oakland
Minnesota Twins
Twins
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Rod Carew
Tony Oliva
Steve Brye
SAN Diego
Mikel Blyleven
Lum
Felix Millan
Oliva
Tom Wesley
Atlanta Braves
A's
Blyle Kelley
Nate
Colbert
Leron Lee
Dick Green
Bert Campaneris
Gene Hendrick
Regzie
Jackson
Blyleven
Atlanta
SAN Delo
Hbi Millan Jy
Hernandz
Minnesota
Garrif
Murrell
Aurich WiAaron
Mason
Stahl
Hendrick
Carew
Killebrew
Duncan c
Broun
Anderson
Rye
Kelley
Gaspar
Odom
O'Garrett
Hood Dhelley
OpLocker
Gaston
Campbell
Hegan
San Diez
D.green
Sadechalma
Gare
Allanta
Epstein
Ib- Colbert
Jee
Millan
Hernandeg
Braun
Tovar
Garriv
TeKelley
Klinvkowskh
Lytci Phoebus
Diceley Bave
P.niektu
Dom
Ralk—Blyleven
Stennett, Stargell lead Pirates past Expos with three homers
Rennie Stennett belts his first major league homer and Willie Stargell homers his 43rd as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Montreal Expos 8-2. Milt May adds his sixth homer, and Stargell stars with three hits including a double to spark a third inning rally.
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Pittsburgh
Rennie Stennett
Willie Stargell
Milt May
Pittsburgh Pirates
Montreal Expos
Stennett
Bruce Kison
Stargell
Bill Stoneman
Pirates
Richie Hebner
Hebner
May
Dan McGinn
Expos
Jim Gosger
Ron Hunt
Boots Day
Montileal
Pittsburg
Hunt
Mazroski
Slaub
Farrey
Davalillo
Farrey Uf
Woods
Balley
Aqliver
Futherind
Alley
Boccablia
Kinon
Stoneman
Rherndz
Gosger
McGinn
Montreal
Day
White River Country Club To Host First Golf Meet
CROSBYTON Special The newly completed White River Country Club will stage its first golf tournament this weekend. The 36 hole partnership has a $40 entry fee per team with a Friday 6 p.m. deadline. The field will be limited to 60 teams and flights will be set after Saturday’s round. For more information call 296 2367.
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Crosbyton
White River Country Club
Kasko Rehired by Red Sox After Disciplinary Melee
Eddie Kasko signed a one year contract to manage the Boston Red Sox in 1972. Owner Tom Yawkey and GM Dick O Connell cited a better performance this year while Rico Petrocelli blamed Kasko for the pennant race collapse and criticized his handling of the team. Petrocelli said Kasko favored certain players and failed to discuss a lawsuit Petrocelli filed, and Kasko said he had an open door policy with his players. O Connell indicated fines may be imposed for criticizing the manager.
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Bosox
Rico
Boston
Eddie Kasko
Boston Red Sox
Tom Yawkey
Dick O’connell
Kasko
Rico Petrocetli
O'Connell
Nixon
Eddie
Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Kaske
Kaska
Billy Conigliaro
Carl Yastrzemski
Petrocelli
Sakai Captures Japanese Race at Gotemba Grand Champion
Tadashi Sakai of Japan won the 200 mile Japan Grand Champion Series race in Gotemba driving a McLaren M-12. He led from the pole and finished in 1 hour 55 minutes 4.60 seconds for an average speed of 73.335 mph.
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Gotemba
Japan
Tadashi Sakai
Sakai
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