Lakers pick up journeyman Hetzel on waivers
The Lakers claimed Fred Hetzel off waivers after Milwaukee announced his acquisition. Hetzel, a former Buck, played for Philadelphia last season and averaged 6.1 points per game with a career free throw mark of .818. The league office noted delays in the telegram confirming details. A Mississippi buyer has acquired the New Orleans Corsairs of the American Basketball Association and will move them to Memphis this season subject to league approval. The Bucks have run deficits since their New Orleans startup, drawing crowds around 3,000.
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Cardinals in fight for pennant as August slip haunts
July proved the Cardinals worst month in 23 years with eight straight losses. A three-game Dodgers sweep lifted them to 11-10 in August. With seven games against the Mets, six with the Cubs, and five with Pittsburgh, they must win most to stay in the race. The Mets, Cubs, and Pirates also vie for the pennant, while Cincinnati and Baltimore aim to clinch by mid September.
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Trojans Face Uncertain Defense Amid Offense Questions
USC coach John McKay warns of weaker secondary and pass defense as key players Slough Vella and Rae grapple with injuries and platoon plans. Clarence Davis anchors a tailback unit while Jones Rae and Chandler head a shifting offense as Houston fans expected. The Rams defense shows mixed progress amid exhibition notes and player turnover in a period with cautious optimism.
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Prep practice prospects color fall football rosters
Ford's son John Jr leads at Wilson with Jerry Summerfelt as the quarterback of a high aerial focus. Owen Dixon headlines 60 lettermen as Millikan and Jordan show depth and cautious optimism. DeHaven returns with nine lettermen at quarterback and receivers Kelly Felix and Brad Good among returning targets. Poly faces a brutal schedule with four lettermen in line, while some smaller programs expect a mix of veterans and rising players as Len Stewart at Jordan reshapes the offense for 1970.
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Rose Bowl Reunions Saturday for Rams
Rams face a Rose Bowl nostalgia blast with nine Ram veterans and three Oilers returning to the historic venue after the New Year. Bob Klein and Ted Provost headline Trojan and Ram ties while Jeff Jordan and Greg Schumacher loom as revived vets. A family reunion sits at the goal as Rich Seal and twin brother Ron seek roles for Rams and Oilers respectively.
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49ers Open Spring Practice with Burns Power Up Front
Cal State Long Beach opens spring football with a scrimmage and a standout drive by Leon Burns who runs for 56 yards and a touchdown. Coach Jim Stangeland praises the offensive line despite minor injuries and lineup changes, noting Kelott, Sl pound Austin Insley and solid tackles as a strong unit.
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Can-Am Race Sparks Tense Winds and Team Strategy
The event featured Gurney in the fast qualifying slot, with riders pushing through high winds and fading daylight as the 6 pm shutdown neared. Can-Am talk centers on Aggie, Parnelli, Leonard, and Unsek, while Stangeland hones an experienced 49ers offensive line with 10 lettermen and 15 players seeking five positions, highlighting Perry and Davis as standout prospects.
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Pro Grid Briefs Update From Waived Rosters
A flood of NFL draft wild cards and rookies surface as teams release and waive players across positions. notables include running backs, linebackers, and receivers shifted to reserve, injured lists, or practice squads amid coach staff changes and trades.
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Snead Wins Pro-Am at Narragansett Country Club
Veteran golf pro Sam Snead captured top prize Monday at the fourth annual Judith Country Club pro am tournament in Narragansett by one stroke with a final score of 68. The event drew a field including Spokane, Theson, and Hayes, who finished among the contenders.
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