Trevino Seeks Tucson Open Title in Tough Round
Lee Trevino, a Tucson favorite, tees off in the $110000 Tucson Open aiming to win a third straight title at the 7305 yard Tucson National course. He has played little this year due to his mother's illness and flu, but hopes his putting sharpens in Tucson as he chases a top prize and entry to the Tournament of Champions.
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Iowa State fires Glen Anderson as coach after season
Iowa State University dismissed head basketball coach Glen Anderson, effective at season end, with the 41 year old having a 142-157 record since 1959-60. His Cyclones sit 5-17 this year, losing eight of nine games.
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Flood argues reserve clause did not ruin baseball as we know it
In his forthcoming autobiography Flood rebuts claims that free agency would wreck the game. He discusses why he stayed with baseball, the reserve clause, proposed changes, franchise moves, and how profits, fan support, and player longevity shape the sport's evolution.
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Harlem Clowns Bring Clownball Show to Sul Ross Friday
The Harlem Clowns perform at Sul Ross HPE gym in Alpine Friday night February 19 at 8 meeting Sul Ross State University Intramural All Stars. Admission is 2 for adults and 1.50 for students, with tickets on sale at 6 at the door. The act blends basket ball tricks, dunk shots, humor, and audience interaction.
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Bench Is Busy But Not Too For Music Chicks
Cincinnati Reds star Johnny Bench has a packed winter schedule after the World Series. He flew 30 000 miles during Bob Hope Christmas tours and attended banquets coast to coast. Bench plans a music record and sings on local TV while pursuing endorsements and an auto deal partnership with Bob Rose. He earned about 42500 last year and eyes 100000 for 1971, predicting a strong 1970-like season could be tough to match.
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Sul Ross Cagers End 71 Season With Final Home Game
Sul Ross State University hosts Angelo State on February 20 at the Lobos HPE gym in Alpine to close the 1970-71 campaign. A fourth place Lone Star Conference finish hinges on a Sul Ross win and favorable results from Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State as the Lobos, led by Chester Story, strive for their best conference finish in 21 years. Five seniors close out their Sul Ross careers, including Dick Bockover Manuel Espino James Parrish Steve Godbolt and Kent Grooms.
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Dukes Extend Winning Streak With LaSalle Victory
The Debonair Dukes of Duquesne won their 14th straight, defeating LaSalle 95-86 to bolster chances for a major postseason tournament invite. Dukes guard and forward performances highlighted the comeback win on Wednesday night.
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McNally Cuellar Holdouts Loom In Orioles Boston Pact Buzz
Baseball notes show McNally and Cuellar seeking raises with Orioles while Yaz becomes highest paid in the AL after signing a three year deal with Boston worth around 500000 total. Other signings include Mel Stottlemyre with the Yankees and Luke Walker with Pittsburgh. College Park Md Maryland freshman Tom McMillian scores 48 in a win over Georgetown. Panama Open golf opens in Panama.
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Ali Promises Fight and Fame in March Showdown
Muhammad Ali deflects questions on his condition in Miami Beach while promoter Harry Markson reports Frazier is ready for their heavyweight title fight. Ali predicts victory on March 8 and hints at a secret written prediction to be revealed the night of the bout.
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