Americans Hope To Beat Borzov In Munich 100 Meter Dash
UPI report from Munich notes the United States seeks its first sprint gold as Valeri Borzov of the Soviet Union leads a strong field. Eddie Hart and Reynaud Robinson headline the American sprinters with world rankings around 9.9 seconds. The day adds hurdles and distance events with the U.S. accumulating medals in swimming and fencing as the games unfold.
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Mountaineers Eye Final Day in Tough Games
Mountaineers face remaining work as water polo raises its season to 40 with a 7 6 win over Mexico and the pentathlon team moves to fifth after a swim fencing event. Bowden eyes a strong finish as 4 000 meter run looms and wrestlers Gable Wells Taylor Peterson Sanders stay in contention in Morgantown.
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Frank Howard Rumored to Join Detroit Tigers
Anaheim report says Frank Howard, unhappy with Texas Rangers, is linked to a Friday roster move to Detroit as rosters expand to 46. Howard, 36, famed for 44 and 48 home run seasons, would finish the year with Detroit but miss any playoffs if the team advances.
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Fayetteville Pirates rely on limited returnees for 1960 season
Fayetteville coach Paul McKown schedules a lean lineup with six veterans on offense and defense for the Pirates. Leaders include quarterback Tom White and tackle Danny Nickell as core players, with Haynie at quarterback and Pennington noted as a key end if healthy. The coach stresses depth will test performance, planning to rely on a 15-man rotation until sophomores mature.
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Broncos Aim for a 1972 Breakthrough Under New Coach Ralston
Denver enters its 13th season under John Ralston with a new outlook and a goal to win. The Broncos seek a stronger line play and a capable quarterback alongside a potent rushing attack led by Floyd Little. Veterans, rookies, and free agents compete for key positions as Ralston eyes a double tight end offense and improved defense.
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Saints Maneuver To Make Out Limit
New Orleans Saints cut veteran safety John Mallory and moved running back Frank McGuigan to the taxi squad as they trim to a 49 man NFL roster. Mallory arrived in a cited trade with Atlanta for a sixth round pick in 1972. McGuigan is a free agent from Arkansas State for Villanova's Wildcats.
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Hinton Coach Bill Garten Eyes Better Sophomore Season
Hinton coach Bill Garten aims for improvement after a 1-8-1 season. Sophomores Albert Hannah and Ritchie Campbell compete for quarterback with no edge yet. In the backfield Tim Plumley Gary Trout Gary Henderson Frank Bug Home Kinder join Bird. Offensive line features three centers two guards and three lettermen returning. Stokes shifts to end as Spencer Humphries vie for tackle spots. Defensive plan uses non starters to rest starters. depth limited beyond these players.
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Herndon Indians Hope New Linemen Lift 1960 Season
The Herndon Indians enter the season with a 1-9 mark last year and six lettermen gone. A young lineup features sophomore quarterback Randy Hamilton and seniors at backfield spots led by Ken Coombs. Anchoring the line is Jerry Quesenberry with Lacy Luck among the first timers. defense relies on speed and a lighter line as they face familiar foes plus Mullens in the finale.
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Football Playoff Reform Could Crown State Champions
Kern argues for a football playoff system mirroring district regional and state tournaments used in other sports. He proposes a six game single elimination or eight week double elimination across AAA, AA, and A divisions, with finals determining champions and preserving rivalries while reducing luck in title outcomes.
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