Retzlaff Named Eagles Vice President and General Manager
Pete Retzlaff is appointed vice president and general manager of the Philadelphia Eagles, succeeding fired Joe Kuharich. Retzlaff will select the new coach, with names including Jerry Williams or Charley Gauer under consideration. Leonard Tose, who bought the team for 16.155 million, assigns day to day duties to Retzlaff as he reshapes Eagles leadership.
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Pete Retzlaff
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Retzlaff
Joe Kuharich
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Jerry Williams
Eagles
Calgary
Ley Gauer
Leonard Tose
Norristown
Tose
Jerry Wolman
Associated Press
Williams
San Antonio ISD Junior Tennis Results News Brief
The San Antonio ISD junior high tennis tournament continued with both divisions playing at San Pedro Tennis Center and Highland Park Courts. Southside results include Richard Lewis and Eddie Taylor winners with several 6 1 6 2 and 6 3 11 13 64 scores, while Northside matchups feature Terry Quist Bain Smith Joe Webb and Carlos Valdez defeating their opponents with decisive straight-set finishes.
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San Pedro Tennis Center
Highland Park Courts
Southside
Richard Lewis
Poe
Albert Roche
Harris
Ruben Lozano
Page
Eddie Taylor
Connell
Eddie Toscano
Lowell
Glenn Mart
Rogers
Nick Garza
Charles Stewart
George Escobar
Leon Webster
Don Almendoriz
Aye
Northside
Terry Quist
Longfellow
Joe O'Campo
Twain
Bain Smith
Whittier
Horace Lopez
Irving
Joe Webb
Emerson
Paul Burglund
Mann
Peter Lewis
Hawthorne
Ruben Castillo
David Rita
Carlos Valdez
John Titus
Stan Wolfe
Robert Hernandez
Roy Gomez
Woodlawn and Garden State Stakes Divisions Result
PIMLICO Woodlawn Stakes Division 1 winner Greengrass Greene paid 8.40 with Ver sifier and Spring Morn also showing in the field. GARDEN STATE Templeton Purse saw Restless Tornado top the feature, with Ara shi and Thorny Affair among the places. time for the mile and 70 yards was 1 42. Lincoln Feature Bigceburg headed Stowaway and Jet Set Polly in five furlongs. SUFFOLK Salem Purse crowned Sky Sailor ahead of Astreo and Bostonian 2nd in 1 431 5 for one mile 70 yards. CHURCHILL Buckpasser Purse went to Sale Day with Eton Tie and Round Pear in the money. SPORTSMAN Littleman Invitational yielded Miriah's Man Pendon and Marion Boy in 1 51 for 1.8 miles. GOLDEN GATE Bayview Scholarship Fund Purse saw Galea Pass leading Gun Barrel and Hurricane Gus. time 1 03 4 5 for five and one half furlongs.
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Templeton
Suffolk
Salem
Churchill
Sportsman
Miriah
Pace Quickens at Indianapolis 500 Practice
Indianapolis practice heats up at the Speedway as four drivers exceed 160 mph. Al Unser Jr and sister? No, Al Unser Sr and brother Bobby are mentioned with speeds of 164.926 and 165.868 mph. Lloyd Ruby clocked 161.987 mph, Lee Roy Yarbrough 161.551 mph, and Arnie Knepper 160.805 mph as 15 cars test ahead of qualifications for the Memorial Day race.
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Ind
UPI
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Bobby Answer
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
Arnie Knepper
Belleville
Ill
Weather Delays in High School Baseball Schedule
Rain disrupts a full day of high school baseball with many 4:15 and 7:30 p.m. games in doubt. Listed matches include MacArthur Highlands Roosevelt Jefferson Brackenridge Lanier and others across AAAA and AAA divisions, with several venues affected and times varied.
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Highlands
Roosevelt
Jefferson
Lee
Alamo
Brackenridge
Lanier
Normoyle
Burbank
Wheatley
Pittman-Sullivan
Softball League Scores From Monday Night Action
In the Softball Monday A League Saint Mary Magdalen beat Ventura Tri-Star 15 to 5 while Quaestors defeated AVCO 10 to 9 and APPCO won 12 to 6. Ventura Galaxy edged Lopez Barber Shop 11 to 10 and Frank's Buffet posted 6. Other results include Bankers League Frost National Bank No. 211 3 over National Bank of Commerce 3, Women's Slow Pitch United Sports 8 over A&A Delivery 2, McKenzie's Wonderettes 14 over Las Tejanitas 0, Fron tiers 11 over Saldana Food Stores 5, Utility League Gas Flames 5 over Latin American Club 4, Kilowatts 14 over Buffaloes 4, and Better Service Club Lions 13 over Better Service Club Braves 2.
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Quaestors
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National Bank of Commerce
United Sports
A&a Delivery
McKenzie's Wonderettes
Las Tejanitas
Frontiers
Saldana Food Stores
Utility League
Gas Flames
Buffaloes
Better Service Club
Lions
Braves
Dike Withdrawn From Preakness Field At Pimlico
Majestic Prince trains for the Preakness after Dike is scratched with sand burns from the Rose Run. Jay Ray named to replace Dike while Traffic Mark may start. Ack Ack and other 3 year olds discussed as potential starters amid Belmont prep notes and minor league scores.
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UPI
Majestic Prince
Dike
Claiborne Farm
Jay Ray
Frank McMahon
Lucien Laurin
Pimlico
Ack Ack
Rooney’s Shield
al Hattab
Top Knight
Beau Brummel
True North
Barberer
Greengrass Greene
Astros Trades Draw Richards Sharp Critique
ATLANTA UPI Paul Richards a Braves executive criticizes the Houston Astros for trading away talent he built the club from its start. He questions trading Rusty Staub and pitchers Giusti Cuellar and others, noting Astros had the worst NL record. He regrets letting Aspromonte go.
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UPI
Paul Richards
Houston Astros
Richards
Atlanta Braves
Astros
Roy Hofheinz
Houston
Spec
Richardson
Rusty Staub
Rusty
Dave Giusti
Mike Cuellar
Bob Aspromonte
Sonny Jackson
Braves
Aspromonte
Marty Martinez
Bob
Doug Radar
Radar
Exhibitions Detroit and Other Expects Score Updates
Detroit exhibition versus Philadelphia ended 0 to 4 with Sparma and Wagner starring for the visitors. Tulsa beat St Louis 14 to 0 as Narum took the loss. Seattle defeated Portland 7 to 4 with Gelnar getting the win and Boyd the loss, Devastris Mincher Vidal Whitaker supplying homers.
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Portland
Baney
Geinar
Stephen
Haney
Velazquez
Boyd
Rittwage
Allen
Miller
Suarez
Isaac
Wp-Gelnar
Devastris
Mincher
Vidal
Whitaker
Underwood Ties to Turn Pro After Amateur Triumphs
Hal Underwood, a tall red headed golfer from Del Rio and UH alum, makes his pro debut at Pecan Valley after finishing high in the PGA tour school. He won the Texas Junior Amateur at Brackenridge Park, claims exempt status via Leroy Brannen, and aims to build a golf career following Marty Fleckman’s example.
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del Rio
Texas
Brackenridge Park
LaMarque
Vincent Glowacki
Underwood
Pecan Valley
Hal
Palm Beach Gardens
Florida
Bob Eastwood
California
Houston
Leroy Brannen
Brannen
Branwen
University of Houston
Bryan McDowell
Col
Lou Button
San Antonio Country Club
Larry Hinson
Larry
New Orleans
Marty
Marty Fleckman
Beard Keeps Daily Golf Diary Up To U S Open Hope
Frank Beard writes a daily diary from after Christmas with Dick Schaap set to author a sports chronicle. The Louisville golfer, who survived encephalitis in 1964, hopes to collect enough Open week notes to fuel a book if he wins. Beard emphasizes daily, ordinary details and his steady, low‑key game.
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Dick Schaap
Green Bay
Jerry ‘Kramer
Sports Chronicle
Louisville
Beard
Frank
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