Namath lives frugally at training camp despite big Jets contract
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, earning a $500,000 two year deal, keeps a Spartan dorm room at Hofstra while globe trotting for homes in Fort Lauderdale Tuscaloosa and Beaver Falls. He washes his own clothes and jokes about fan mail and team politics as he eyes a possible Super Bowl run.
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Stanhouse falters as Rangers fall 3 2 to White Sox
Don Stanhouse pitched six innings for Texas allowing two earned runs on four hits with eight strikeouts as Chicago’s Dick Allen drove in the winning run in the ninth. Jay Johnstone hit his first homer of the year for the White Sox while Vic Harris and Carlos May contributed key hits to tie the game before Allen’s late double.
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Illini Lose Grid Pair Amid Academic Problems
Willie Lee and Willie Osley, Illinois football players not listed in the 1972 program, will miss the season due to academic issues. Lee, who transferred from Wright Junior College, played just one year for Illinois. Osley, a former Detroit prep, was Big Ten leading pass interceptor as a junior and faced spring practice suspension for disciplinary reasons.
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Freetex shocks field to win Monmouth Handicap
Freetex, an 11 1 outsider, won the $100000 Monmouth Invitational Handicap at Monmouth Park. Riva Ridge faded to fourth after leading early, as Freetex surged up the middle to beat pace setter King’s Bishop by 1 1/2 lengths before 31554 spectators. Cloudy Dawn took show, finishing ahead of Riva Ridge by 1 and a half lengths.
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