Browns coach says team not good enough last season
Cleveland Browns coach Nick Skorich told veterans at Hiram College that the 1971 team was not a good enough football unit. He cited lack of continuity and mental approach while praising progress in physical play and late-season rallies. He warned that division foes Cincinnati and Pittsburgh should be tougher this year.
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Paul Brown Says Bengals Have Horses For Super Bowl Run
Bengals coach Paul Brown claims Cincinnati has the depth and talent to contend for the Super Bowl in 1972 though he cautions no guarantee of a title. Returning veterans and rookies joined camp in Wilmington Ohio as Brown reflects on 1970 division success and political restraint in football.
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Nicklaus Seeks Grand Slam Yet Falls Short At Muirfield
In the British Open at Muirfield Nicklaus trails Lee Trevino by six strokes after a bold bid. He birdied six of the first 11 holes to briefly lead, but a 65 remained unachieved and the golfing great finished short of the title, while Trevino and Jacklin led.
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Williams credits bunt for helping beat Tribe
Texas manager Ted Williams praised bunting after the Rangers beat the Cleveland Indians 3-2 in 12 innings. Lenny Randle doubled with one out in the 12th as Horacio paddle moved him to third, and Boston native Nellie Fox discussed infielders charging bunts harder than in the past.
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Bourne Wins 1175 At Milwaukee Best Ever For Pro Career
Bobby Bourne, Oberlin native, tied for 22nd with a final round 72 at the Milwaukee Open to top $1,175 in prize money. The effort boosts his four round total to 277, his best career mark, and raises his total earnings to $2,770 with PGA sanctioned winnings at $2,305. He heads next to Akron for the American Golf Classic, exempt from qualifying.
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Colbert Captures Milwaukee Open With Positive Mindset
Jim Colbert of Overland Park Kansas won the Greater Milwaukee Open finishing 271 to take the $125000 crown. He fired rounds of 66 67 69 69 with only five bogeys for the 72 holes, praising positive thinking and family luck as key to his success.
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