Bart Starr Retires From Packers After Injury Struggles
Bart Starr announced retirement from the Green Bay Packers due to long injury battles. The 38-year-old quarterback, famed for leading Green Bay to NFL titles, cited persistent arm pain and incomplete recovery after multiple operations. Scott Hunter named the No. 1 QB, with Starr weighing coaching or other football roles in the future.
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West signs two year $300000 Lakers pact
Los Angeles star Jerry West agreed to a two year contract estimated at 300000 per year, joining Wilt Chamberlain as among theNBAs highest paid. West, 34, led the Lakers to a championship and a record 33 game win streak while averaging 25.8 points and 747 assists.
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Pro Shop and Locker Rooms Open at Linganore Golf Club
Linganore Golf and Country Club near Frederick opens its pro shop and locker rooms on the middle floor of the three story clubhouse as part of ongoing completion. The Eaglehead course heads into its second year with greens in excellent condition under head greenskeeper Mike Koss.
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American Names All Star Players for District Tourney
The American Little League announces its All Star roster for the District Tournament opening July 24. Team members include Dennis Brown Wayne Main Eric Timpson from Amvets Lotus Gadd Brian Greenawalt Eric Grove John Kirchgessner Alvin Williams of the Elks and others from One Hour Sertoma. Alternates are Steve McKane and Terry Bowie with Hal Hawkins as manager and Mike Kemlage as coach. The American League faces Sykesville in the opening round at 6 p.m. on the Sykesville diamond.
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Gibson Delivers Win and a Home Run in NL Roundup
Bob Gibson improved to 11-5 with an 11th straight victory for the St. Louis Cardinals, adding a home run and seven hits in a 2-1 win over Atlanta. The National League results also saw Chicago, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, San Diego, and New York posting wins, with notable performances by Billy Williams, Joe Morgan, Don Sutton, Nate Colbert, and Willie Mays.
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Baseball results roundup from yesterday across leagues
National and American League scores show New York and Milwaukee posting wins while California, Oakland, and Minnesota split day games. Notable pitchers include Ryan Rose Clark Kline Gardner and Tiant Corbin Colborn McNally Gogolewski Bahnsen Morton Corkins Singer Matlack Reuschel Morton.
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NL Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list shows Ce deno of In and B Williams of Chi leading NL batting with averages around .353 and .342. Morgan of Cin tops runs with 80. Bonds of SF 71 RBIs. Bench of Cin 72 RBIs. Williams 120 hits. Brock edges with 23 doubles. triple leaders include Brock, Bowa, Sanguillen, Morales. Bench 24 homers. Williams 22. Morgan 35 stolen bases. Brock 34. Pitching leaders include Nolan with 7 decisions and 132 strikeouts. Marshall 72 innings and 1.91 ERA. Carlton 195 strikeouts. Seaver 123.
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Mets Hopeful Duo Power Up For Spring
The Mets rely on Rusty Staub acquired from Montreal and rookie John Milner who hit 19 homers last season at Tidewater Virginia to drive offense in spring training.
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Dodgers release legendary knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm
Knuckleballer Hoyt Wilhelm, one of baseballs most durable relievers, was released unconditionally by the Los Angeles Dodgers five days before his 49th birthday. The 16-year Dodger veteran joined the club last year after a late-season trade from Spokane. Wilhelm’s career totals include 124 relief victories, 1,018 games pitched in relief, and a no hitter against the Yankees in 1958.
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Smith Prevails to Put US Ahead in Davis Cup Opener
Stan Smith of the United States defeated Jaime Pinto-Bravo of Chile 6 1 7 5 6 2 to give the U S a 1-0 lead in the American Zone final. The 25 year old corporal faced a tough challenge on a slow clay court at State Francais Country Club amid 5 000 spectators.
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Duke's 1972 Football Roster From New Jersey and New York
The roster lists eight players from New Jersey and six from New York among the Duke football squad. This compilation reflects regional recruitment during the 1970s era of college football rosters.
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