Littler Leads After First Round in San Diego Open
Gene Littler shot 66 at Torrey Pines to take a two stroke edge in the Andy Williams San Diego Open. Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino faltered in a cold, windy afternoon, while Takashi Murakami and Paul Harney chased at 68.
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Gene
Littler
Torrey Pines
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Nicklaus
Trevino
Paul Harney
Jim Colbert
Takashi Murakami
Cadets Clinch Fifth Straight Win in 43-26 Victory
Frederick ninth graders beat Walkersville 43 26 to extend their winning streak. Karl Layer led the Cadets with 11 points and 19 rebounds in the triumph.
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Frederick
Walkersville
Karl Layer
Umpires Sought by Frederick County Slow-Pitch League
The Frederick County Slow-Pitch softball league seeks umpires for the upcoming season. Contact league president Douglas Little at 371-6048 or Wayne Fox at 662-1199 to apply.
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Frederick County
Douglas Little
Wayne Fox
MSL Meeting Set at New Market Fire Hall
A Maryland State League meeting will be held Sunday at 2 pm at the New Market Fire Hall. All managers or representatives from existing teams and anyone wishing to enter a new team are asked to attend.
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Maryland State League
New Market Fire Hall
City Police to Battle Brunswick Faculty at High School
The city police will face Brunswick faculty in a Monday 8 p.m. game at Brunswick High School. The event pits local police against school staff in a community contest at the high school gym.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
NFL players prefer grass to artificial turf in league poll
The NFLPA survey of 756 respondents shows 84 percent favor natural grass over artificial turf. Sixty-two percent want a revision of the one year post contract clause, while 31 percent seek its elimination. Four-fifths see the AFL NFL merger as benefiting club owners more than players.
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Key Biscayne
Fla. Cap
National Football League Players Association
Association
Ed Garvey
John Mackey
Baltimore Colts
NFLPA
Garvey
ABA begins meetings in Louisville amid trade talks
The ABA opens a series of meetings in Louisville as the league tackles the Pittsburgh franchise fate, a proposed merger with the NBA, drafts for players with college eligibility, and a potential early player draft while awaiting two All-Star squads arriving for Friday workouts and a Saturday telecast.
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Louisville
American Basketball Association
Pittsburgh
Jack Delph
Associated Press
ABA
National Basketball Association
U.S. Senate
Dolph
Wolverines Deny Offering To Postpone Buckeye Game
University of Michigan coach John Orr denied offering to postpone the Big Ten clash with Ohio State. Michigan Athletic Director Don Canham said the game would be played as scheduled after a brawl at Minnesota left several Buckeyes injured and ruled Luke Witte and Mark Wagar out with concussions.
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Ohio
University of Michigan
John Orr
Orr
Chicago
Duke
Ohio State
Ed Weaver
Frazier Accepts $500000 Offer for Quarry Bout in Texas or Nevada
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier has verbally accepted a $500000 bid to fight Jerry Quarry in late April or early May in Houston or Las Vegas. Quarry would receive $250000. Frank Callinan finances the promotion with Mickey Davies and Eddie Futch involved. No written contract yet as dates and venue depend on arena and closed circuit TV availability.
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Calif
Joe Frazier
Jerry Quarry
Houston
Las Vegas
Alhambra Post-Advocate
Quarry
Dick Mastro
Post-Advocate
Frank Callinan
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valley
Mickey Davies
Eddie Futch
Frazier
Yancy Durham
Davies
Reds' Anderson Optimistic About 1972 Pennant Bid
Sparky Anderson, entering his third season with Cincinnati, expresses optimism about the Reds contending in the 1972 season despite a 79-83 record in 1971. He cites injuries, speed needs, and roster changes like trading Lee May and Bobby Tolan to Houston for Cesar Geronimo Denis Menke and Joe Morgan, plus Denis Menke.
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Ohio
APH
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati
Anderson
Reds
Houston
San Francisco Giants
Bobby Tolan
Lee May
Jim Merritt
Wayne Simpson
Tony Perez
Astro
Joe Morgan
Cesar Geronimo
Denis Menke
Tommy Helms
Jack Billingham
Scout Team Wins Twice in Youth Basketball Run
Scout Team 799 remains undefeated with wins over Mother Seton 61 23 at Mt. St. Marys and Thurmont Middle School 62 37. Rob Schantz tops with 21 and 27 points. J Dahlgren 11 and 10. Steve Bowers 10. Adelsberger 9 for Mother Seton. Thurmont leading scorer L Filler 15.
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Mt. St. Mary’s
Rob Schantz
Jim Dahlgren
Jerry Finley
Adelsberger
Thurmont
Schantz
Steve Bowers
Filler
Rt. Detrick
R. Schantz
R. Gambrill
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J. Dahlgren
D. Dailey
J. Finley
T. Hammond
Kreitz
Joy
Sprankler
Devlin
Fr. Detrick
R. Gambril
5. Bowers
D. Duff
Maryland Prepares for No. 5 North Carolina Echoes
Maryland coach Lefty Driesell uses crowd-noise tapes at Cole Field House to simulate UNC Chapel Hill game conditions. The Terps, ranked 18th, conduct two-a-day practices during semester break and travel to Chapel Hill for the ACC matchup aiming to snap a decade-long winless streak there.
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Lefty Driesell
Terps
North Carolina
Maryland
Cole Field House
Washington
National Airport
Carmichael
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill
N.C
Chamberlain May Miss Terp Game
UNC star forward Bill Chamberlain has the flu and is doubtful for Saturday's basketball game against Maryland. Coach Dean Smith said Chamberlain will dress but probably won't play, though he has attended all practices this week and averaged 10.8 points per game.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Bill Chamberlain
Maryland
Dean Smith
Chamberlain
Bill
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