Football injuries lower than some sports. helmet design urged
Dr. Charles M. Henderson compares football injury rates with power boat, auto, horse and motorcycle racing, noting deaths are higher in those sports. He urges redesigned helmets with less face masking and more rear padding to reduce head injuries while stressing helmet rigidity and proper face mask fit to limit neck movement.
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Gordon Beard
Baltimore
Charles M. Henderson
Henderson
Journal of the American Medical Association
Bies Leads Open Qualifying for US Open
Don Bies from Seattle fired 68 47 135 to lead the Atlanta section and top the 72 berths in US Open qualifying. Charles Coody sits near the pace at 140 as 72 players qualify with 39 more hopefuls to come across venues including Atlanta Chicago Cincinnati Golden Irving Seattle and San Francisco for 384 remaining spots.
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Green Brothers take lead with 13 10 win at Benoit Field
Green Brothers nine moved to first in Monroe Northside Little League with a 13 10 victory over News Star World at Benoit Field. Lane earned the win pitching six innings fanning nine while Reynolds and Dennis homered and Sparked a seven and five run third and fourth inning rally.
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Monroe
News- Star—World
Benoit Field
Dan Melinski
News-Star
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Steve Dennis
Bob Lane
Mark Anderson
Mike Easterling
Reynolds
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Dennis
Mike Neal
James Scalia
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Scalia
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Stan Passman
Neal
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Passman
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Finley
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Stewart Rogers
Jerry Price
James Bullock
Brent Southern
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Dale Wilson
Marcel Esteriiel
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Clarence Brown
Haddad
Montgomery
Pace Ward
Mike Hill
Ward
Charlie Moore
Friendly Finance
North Monroe Lions
Merriman Advertising
Louisiana Machinery Hmaddad’s Hardware
Southeast Optimist
Montgomery Ward
Monroe Concrete Tops Quachita Bank In Dixie League Action
In Monroe Dixie League play Monroe Concrete defeated Quachita National 10 to 3 with Roberts earning the win. Richards went 3 for 3 and Flanagan 3 for 4 for the winners while Thrasher absorbed the loss with several singles for Quachita. Harold Thompson pitched for Dr Pepper in a separate scoreline and Carl Watkins leaves Whiteface to coach at San Marcos CC in Chandler Arizona.
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Hopkins
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Dr. Pepper
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Whiteface
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Ariz
Golf results and players at multiple clubs dates
Major boxes report from Rotting Hills and Red Run Golf Club listings include players George Keyestone Paul Purtzer Mike Souchak Gary Groh Gene Bone and Joan Kalinka with scores and locations Oakland Hills Inglewood Seattle and Royal Oak Michigan noted amid scattered figures.
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Rotting Hills Country Club
Golden
Cole
bin Bisdort
Evergreen
George Keyestone
Phoenix
Paul Purtzer An MA
Red Run
West Monroe Dixie Youth Southside League games recapped
Reports from Ouachita County youth baseball show West Monroe Dixie Youth Southside League Ouachita National downing First National 12 9 on Byron Williams two hitter. Mike Best 3 for 3 and Timmy McGrew homered highlight the victory. Ricky Mays took the loss as McVay and Patton produced hits. Nix Cage edged Monroe Sand and Gravel 7 6 with Steve Sims the winning pitcher. D C Stringer homered and went 2 for 4 for Westside. McLemore’s fell 12 1 to West Monroe Trucking as Bobby Arrant fanned nine. Franke Hollis Arrant Turnbow and Turnbow homered. Foremost beat Burger Chef 11 1 with Mark Swinen earning the win.
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Ouachita National
First National
Byron Wiliams
Mike Best
Mike Hiesler
Timmy McGrew
Ricky Mays
Jerry McVay
Dennis Patton
McVay
Nix-Cage
Monroe Sand
Gravel
Steve Sims
D. C. Stringer
Lawrence
Scott Bee
Kenneth Warner
Jeff Pipes
Roger Fuller
Billy Varner
McLemore
West Monroe
Bobby Arrant
Franke Hollis
Arrant
Ear! Turnbow
Jimmy Turnbow
Earl Turnbow
Kenny Albritton
Mike Autenberry
Carey Joe Thompson
Mark Swinen
Randal Howard
Jeff Howard
Keith Warner
West Monroe Softball League Scores Big Wins
In a Ladies League action First Baptist girls fell 12 to 1 to Standard Parts with Hilburn earning the win and Wells taking the loss. Emmanuel Baptist crushed Cypress Baptist 23 to 4 as Oliver and Friday starred for the winners, with Auger adding a homer.
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Ladies League
Standard Parts
First Baptist Girls
Hilburn
Wells
Emmanuel Baptist
Cypress Baptist
Oliver
Auger
Many Candidates For Plunkett Job
Stanford searches for a replacement for Jim Plunkett as quarterback with Don Bunce leading a list of contenders. Heisman winner Plunkett’s successor candidates include Jesse Freitas Mike Boryla and others at Stanford while Oklahoma State Texas and Notre Dame contenders pursue multiple rivals.
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Jim Plunkett
John Ralston
Don Bunce
Plunkett
Bunce
Jesse Freitas
Washington
Sonny Sixkiller
Oregon
Dan Fouts
Mike Boryla
Mike Gilyard
Frosh
Cal Frosh
Oklahoma State
Tony Pounds
Mike Roubichaux
John Ballard
Brent Blackman
Don Hardcastle
Gene Nichol
Joe Theismann
Notre Dame
Jim Bulger
Pat Steenberge
Cliff Brown
NCAA
San Jose State
Spartans
Hawaii
Nebraska
Islands
Dixie Seniors edge Hill Lumber in two hitter by Portman
Rodriguez-Farr led the Dixie Seniors with a two hit game while Portman pitched a two hitter to beat Hill Lumber 2 0. Stone took the loss as Reynolds and Tucker contributed hits for the winners.
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Rodriguez-Farr
Hill Lumber
David Portman
Robert Stone
Jack Reynolds
Jerry Tucker
Paul Farr
Krauss and
Kahn
Homestead
Cecil Jeffreys
Jimmy Anthony
Jeffreys
Gary Johnson
Krauss and Kahn
Stargell and Giusti Spark Pirates Past Cubs in Chicago
Willie Stargell blasted his 19th homer to lead the Pirates while Dave Giusti worked 4 2 3 scoreless innings for his 12th save as Pittsburgh erased a 6-3 deficit and beat the Chicago Cubs 11-6. Bob Veale earned the win in relief of Nelson Briles. Al Oliver and Bob Robertson also homered.
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Atlanta
Abrhbi Br H Bi
Brock If
Millan
Malon Cf
Garr
Simmons
Torrez Versiles
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Shaw
Arroyo
Priddy
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Callison
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Robrtsn
Hickman
Ben Crenshaw
Sanquilin
Austin
Tex Hernand
Davia Wayne Peday
Briles
Obreeden
Banks
Giusti
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Car
Higgins Newman
Stillwater
Owl Becker
Ortiz
Clovernook Country Club
Cincinnat Bonham
Steonns
Sam Carmichael
Tompkins
Martinsville
Martin
Steve Wilkinson
Regan P
Columbus
O'Mera
Goshen
Harcourt Kemp
Pittsbureh
Louisville
Chicago
Barrington Hills Country Club
Chi
Santo
Pittsburgh
Cage
Kessinger
B.williams
Bob Smith
Pepitone
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Robertson
Bill Erfurtham
Glenview Tesh
Veale
Warren Daley
Wis
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Appas
Benton Harbor
Mich Newman
Joseph Burden
Banham
Clinton
Ows Stephenson
Bob Brue
Stargell
Rhips
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Bob Veale
Murtaugh
al Oliver
Bob Robertson
Cub
Willie
Bucs
Cubs
Nelson Briles
Ron Santo
Bob Johnson
Luke Walker
Doctor X and Rip Kirby Battle Huge Team in All Star Card
Doctor X and Rip Kirby, world junior heavyweight champion, face a 350 pound Grizzly Smith and 300 pound Luke Brown in the Civic Center Arena main event. Kirby recently won the junior title from Danny Hodge in New Orleans, making him a dangerous foe. The card opens with Gypsy Joe Rosario vs Johnny War Eagle at 8 15. Bobby Shane with Cherie meets Pedro Colombo in the semi final, Ramon Torres faces Gorgeous George II in the top prelim. Ticket office opens at eight.
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Doctor X
Rip Kirby
Grizzly Smith
Luke Brown
Civic Center Arena
Kirby
Danny Hodge
New Orleans
Civic Center Arena Wrestling
Bobby Shane
Cherie
Pedro Colombo
Ramon Torres
Los Angeles
England
Gorgeous George
Norman Frederick Charles, II
Gypsy Joe Rosario
Johnny War Eagle
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