Littler Leads Phoenix Open Amid Record Lowest PGA Cuts
Gene Littler fired an eight under 63 to reach 129 after two rounds of the Phoenix Open. Paul Harney and Miller Barber matched 64s to share the second-round lead at 129 as the field shrank to the low 70s. Notables including defending champion Dale Douglass and Ray Floyd missed the cut with an all-time low 137 required to advance.
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Charley Winner Joins Redskins as Defensive Coach
Washington announces Charley Winner, fired as St. Louis Cardinals head coach after a 8-5-1 1970 season, will be defensive coach under George Allen. He will join Ted Marchibroda, Boyd Dowler, Mike McCormack, LaVern Torgeson, Marv Levy, and Joe Sullivan on Allen’s seven man staff. Winner previously led Cardinals since 1966 after Baltimore Colts stint and will report Monday for the NFL draft.
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Bullets Bury Celtics 136 117 in Boston Showdown
Baltimore built a 72 51 halftime edge as Earl Monroe poured in 26 points to lead the Bullets past the Boston Celtics 136 117. Gus Johnson added 25 and Fred Carter 22 while Jo Jo White led Boston with 26 and Dave Cowens had 18 in Friday night NBA action.
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Rum Is Picked In Pimlico Stakes Field
Rum leads an 11 sophomore field for the $25,000 added Pimlico Stakes at Pimlico Race Course. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s colt seeks a win after taking the Challedon Stakes by six lengths. Seminole Joe and Jig Dancer bring two winning streaks into the six furlongs, with trainer Buddy Delp and Tri-Colour Stable among other contenders.
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European runners spar as Murphy taunts Szordykowski
Philadelphia AP report covers the Philadelphia Track Classic featuring six milers led by Frank Murphy and Henryk Szordykowski. The field also includes Sam Bair Howell Michael Ed Norris and Tony Colon as they chase the meet record of 4 00.6 set by Kip Keino last year. Szordykowski famed for a clash with Marty Liquori at Madison Square Garden sparked Murphy’s caution after past clashes in Cleveland and Athens.
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Ex NBA Greats Lead ABA All Star Lineup in Greensboro
West favored over East as five former NBA stars join ABA stars for the fourth annual All Star game in Greensboro. Spencer Haywood will miss. Joe Caldwell Rick Barry Zelma Beaty and other ex NBA stars headline the West. Barry leads in scoring while Beaty and Caldwell bring height and versatility for an event televised on CBS.
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Separate Maintenance Sought By Mrs Unitas
Baltimore AP John Unitas of the Baltimore Colts is sued for separate maintenance by his wife Dorothy seeking immediate and permanent support for their five children and alimony. The petition notes his earnings and wealth, with a Feb 16 response deadline.
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Multi colored funny car on sale at Frederick Center
The Frederick Performance Center lists a 1971 Dodge Challenger funny car shell for 4500 dollars plus about the same for engine and transmission. Owner Kenny Warren Racing Enterprises of Arlington, Va, the fiberglass shell sits on a drag racing frame and weighs about 1800 pounds. Driver Tom Smith will race again if not sold. the car has a 7.8 second quarter mile and speeds over 180 mph with two parachutes to stop.
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