Buckeyes Begin Rebuilding Under Woody Hayes At Ohio State
Ohio State opens spring practice at Columbus with about 90 reporters in Ohio Stadium as the Buckeyes move to artificial turf for the first time on their own field. Coach Hayes rebuilds after losing 15 seniors from a 9 0 regular season and Rose Bowl team while optimistic freshmen and holdovers prepare for a Sept. 11 opener against Iowa.
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Ken Luttner
Stan White
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Jack Tatum
Jim Stillwagon
Rex Kern
John Brockington
Tim Anderson
Don Lamba
Tatum
Kern
Cleveland
Iowa
German driver stars in Talladega 500 debut
Rolf Stommelen, 27, from Cologne, qualified third at Talladega in a Mercury with 183.286 mph after limited practice. He praised by Richard Petty, while Donnie and Bobby Allison took front row spots with pole and second, as 50 of 70 cars advance. Meanwhile a federal grand jury subpoenas jockeys at Calder Racetrack in a horse race fixing probe.
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Charlie Glotzbach
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Pete Hamilton
Plymouth
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Sox at 35th and Shields park eye higher attendance in 1972
The Chicago White Sox aim to boost attendance with $10 000 bonus for Harry Caray if 750 000 fans visit Comiskey Park in 1971. After a 13 home dates remain, total attendance sits at 708 939 with Detroit game recent, signaling gradual recovery for a once dwindling crowd.
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Logan to host junior college holiday basketball tourney
Logan plans a December holiday tournament at Herrin High School since no on campus gym exists. Four teams compete December 21 and 22 including Southeastern Illinois College Lewis and Clark College Lindsey Wilson College and the host Volunteers. Cardinal football game in Washington features 7 05 p m kickoff with live Channel 4 telecast.
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Godfrey
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Columbia, Ky
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Channel 4
Jim Bolen
Carbondale
Belleville
Marion invitational softball semifinals set after Thursday results
In Marion, Herrin RC Cola defeated Makanda Bucks 11-3, Sandoval blanked Goreville 20-0, and Carbondale Spoilers beat Zeigler 8-1. Sandoval faces Bry an Wides and Spoilers meet RC Cola tonight at 7:30 p.m. with third place and title games to follow Saturday.
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Couch
Browns at Cowboys preview in Cotton Bowl tonight
Cleveland starts Mike Phipps at quarterback as Bill Nelsen rides the bench with a possible return. Dallas relies on Craig Morton while Roger Staubach rests with bruised ribs. injuries and waivers reshape both rosters ahead of this pre season clash.
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Roger Staubach
Mike Ditka
Lee Ray Jordan
Dick Schafrath
Jack Gregory
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Jack Clancy
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Rhome
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Los Angeles Rams
Oilers
Karl Sweetan
John Walton
Roman Gabriel
Clancy
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Miami
Moore
Baltimore
Saints
Jack Stambaugh
Cincinnati
Wimpy Winther
New York Giants
Phil Odle
Detroit
No-Hitter Fame Touches Cards and Other Scores
The piece recalls Bob Gibson’s no-hitter and potential honor for the ace as wage freezes loom. It notes Gibson’s 200th win, the Cardinals and Cubs home schedules, Illinois football’s new 4-4 defense, Bradley University ending football, and West Coast reporters seeking Hambletonian credentials for Du Quoin.
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Giants
Yogi Berra
Gibson
Lou Brock
Brooks Lawrence
Bing Devine
Bing
Herrin Wins Home Invitation Baseball Tourney
Herrin captured the boys 13-14 tournament title by beating Pinckneyville 6-3. Alan Tope delivered a bases loaded triple as Herrin broke a 2-2 tie in the sixth inning to pull away. Carrier Mills edged Carbondale 9-8 for third, aided by Diesenbachs two run double in the seventh.
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Pat Chiaventone
Diesenbach
Mike Mooneyham
Bill Williams
Mark Garavalla
Steve Smail
Kevin Accola
Don Lamer
Craig Schwartz
Jeff Omenhundro
Eldorado
Gregory King
Accola
Maloney
Henson
Capel
M. Bailey
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