Talented sophs key ASU subs
The ASU Sum Imps, with a 1-3 record last season, touts sophomores as future starters. Sterling Endsley, 5-8, 185, is a speedster and potential successor to Buchanan, while Steve Holden, 6-2, 195, may follow Hill at wingback. Endsley, Bakersfield product, sat out spring but is healthy. Holden, Gardena product, posted 21.2-yard per carry receiving in college games and 23-yard kickoff return, plus strong track credentials.
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Domres Sparks Chargers Rally for 14 9 Exhibition Win
San Diego quarterback Marty Domres engineered a 72 yard, 13 play drive in the fourth quarter to turn a 9-7 deficit into a 14-9 victory over the Chicago Bears. Domres connected on key passes to Rick Eber and Gary Garrison as John Hadl had started and Mac Percival added a late field goal. The Chargers improve to 2-1 in exhibition play heading home to face the Los Angeles Rams while Chicago drops to 1-1-1 and visits St. Louis.
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Casper Wins Avco Classic to Take Golf Money Lead
Billy Casper surged to the Avco Classic title with a three stroke victory finishing 277 for 72 holes. He moved from seventh to the money lead with 139,585 dollars while Nicklaus trailed at 134,660 after taking a week off.
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Spagnola Tops WAC Player Poll For 1969 Preseason
Arizona State quarterback Joe Spagnola named Western Athletic Conference Player of the Year in the preseason poll. Spagnola has 2,787 rushing and passing yards in two seasons and trails second place by 514 yards. Chris Farasopoulos and Lawrence McCutcheon also rank high in voting with Linstrom and Buchanan among others receiving votes.
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Bears Hopeful On Offense After Rough 1969
Chicago Bears coach Jim Dooley expresses optimism for the 1970 squad after two exhibition wins. He notes improvement on defense with five starters from trades and says the passing game may be a challenge while Bobby Douglass competes for the quarterback job. Key players include Dick Butkus Doug Buffone Lee Roy Caffey and Gale Sayers.
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Davis Cup list unsettled as Turville weighs singles roles
UPI reports US Davis Cup captain Ed Turville refuses to settle singles versus doubles roles ahead of the draw Friday. With Arthur Ashe, Cliff Richey, and Stan Smith as options for singles and Smith with Bob Lutz likely for doubles, Turville weighs health concerns from Ashe's injured heel and competing claims from Smith and Richey while preparing for the challenge round against West Germany.
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Dow Jones Open Berths Filled at Montclair Country Club
Twenty three of about 150 hopeful golfers earned the remaining berths for the $300000 Dow Jones Open to start Thursday at Upper Montclair Country Club. Leaders included Labron Harris the 1962 national amateur champion George Johnson Roben Sutton and Bill Garrett with 70s on the 72 par Plainfield course. Those who missed berths included Dave Ragan Bill Collins Tom Nieporte Mike Petchick and Marty Fleckman.
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Scottsdale Skier Trio Earns Wins at Canyon Lake Meet
Three Scottsdale skiers placed well at a Canyon Lake boat and ski meet that counted toward seven tour stops for the national water skiing championships. Mike Coggin finished third in 10-12 boys, Linda Warren won the 16-20 girls, and Emily Chappell won the 36 and over women’s division with speeds over 75 mph.
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Little League World Series Opens in Williamsport
Eight teams begin the 24th Little League World Series as Taipai Taiwan and Japanese teams previously held titles. Lt Gov Broderick tosses first ball in Williamsport while Campbell California and Nashville Tennessee meet in opening pairings and 11 12 year olds umpire Shunji Nagasaka from Tokyo debuts.
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