Lakers Really Hopping It Up Under Sharman
LA coach Bill Sharman has forged a high intensity Lakers regimen with five hour pre season workouts and competitive practices. He reshapes stars Elgin Baylor Jerry West and Wilt Chamberlain into a tougher unit while emphasizing rebound start the fast break and defense to sustain momentum.
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Exempt List Top Goal In Bahamas Open Golf Tourney
In Freeport Bahamas the Bahamas Islands Open wraps as big names skip the event to chase next year’s exempt list. Nicklaus Trevino Palmer already earned high money, leaving a tight race among 56th to 66nd for top 60 to gain exemption, with key contenders Lotz Jamieson Smith Knudson Brown Colbert Johnson Dill Ziegler Sikes and Greene.
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Delhi Tournament Opens With Five Games Today
Delhi hosts a five game opening day as 13 boys and 10 girls teams compete. The 3 p.m. slate features Delta versus McCall girls, 4:30 sees Central of Delhi boys against Epps, 5:50 has Holly Ridge girls against Oak Grove girls, and 7:10 Otden versus Monticello boys, with the Delhi Holly Ridge boys game closing the day.
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Neville Cage Tourney Opens With Sophomore Round
The Neville Invitational basketball meet hosts 18 high school teams in two divisions at Neville gym. Sophomore squads from Wossman Ouachita Neville Monroe Dubach Ruston Bastrop Delta of Mer Rouge Sterlington Caldwell of Columbia compete today with games at 3 4 15 and 6 30 and 7 45. Varsity action opens Thursday with Dubach Neville and continues through Saturday with semifinals and finals. Bastrop the defending varsity champion returns.
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World Boxing Association Leaders Meet in New Orleans
In New Orleans executive committee chairman Piero Pini of Italy and European Boxing Union secretary general join Bill Brennan of New York as they convene the WBA meeting. The session continues today.
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World Boxing Council
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Two Reds Highlight Astros Infield Prospects
The Houston Astros add two ex Reds who led the league in fielding last season. Second baseman Tommy Helms posted a .990 fielding average to repeat as the NL'S top fielder at his position. Catcher Johnny Edwards, a seven season Reds veteran, earned his fourth fielding crown.
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Fielding leaders highlight 1971 season across MLB rosters
Edwards claimed his first fielding title since 1963 with the Reds and led Houston for three straight seasons. Other leaders include Ed Kranepool .998 at first, Ron Santo .961 at third, Rick Wise .987 on the mound, Bobby Bonds .994 in center, and Bowa's single season record 11 errors and top fielding percentage. Roberto Clemente, early in Montreal tenure, started eight of 60 games in 1954.
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New York
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Chicago
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Reagan Calls Football a Hot Clean Hatred for Players
New York AP Ronald Reagan urged that football not be abolished warning something vital would be lost. He described the game as hot clean hatred within rules and noted the final gun ends with affection, injury incidental. Reagan received the National Football Foundation Gold Medal at its 14th annual awards dinner.
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