Cooley charts bold future for Central High athletic program
Central High School coach and athletic director Will Roy Cooley describes a four to five year plan to build a foundation across all sports. He recalls a 1 20 season and says next year will see a more balanced lineup after dropping to Class AA. He praises Don Garland as a key hire and stresses pay-as-you-go plans and improved facilities to fund programs while stressing football remains financially essential.
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Cairo
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Don’s Boys
Thomas County
Billy Joe Copeland
Vince Lombardi
Palmer Bets On a Comeback at Pebble Beach Open
Arnold Palmer, 42, arrives at Pebble Beach for the 19th U S Open with cautious confidence. He reports intense practice, claims readiness, and acknowledges past struggles with confidence and putting, while noting his history of major wins and playoff near misses.
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Lefty Phillips Dies Of Asthma At 53
Harold Lefty Phillips longtime Angels manager and Dodgers scout died Monday night from an apparent asthma attack. He was 53 and had 212 seasons in baseball operations including time with Brooklyn and Los Angeles before joining the Angels in 1969. His Angels finished 71-91 that season and 86 wins in 1970.
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Lefty” Phillips
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Buyer Poised to Buy Memphis Pros as ABA Sits in Turmoil
A potential buyer offers 1.2 million for the insolvent Memphis Pros as the ABA trustees open a stormy annual meeting. If Langdon Viracola cannot secure stockholder approval, he may abandon the bid. Discussion will then shift to the Pittsburgh Condors and Floridians and potential league changes.
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Money List Key Concern To Pros
Notes from the pro golf tour show players anxious about the money list. Top 60 money winners gain full exempt status, easing scheduling. Expect higher totals this season, with about 40 000 needed to reach the cutoff and late season stars drawing bigger checks. Lou Graham describes a hole in one prize of 5000 dollars as a rare prize.
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Monday Baseball Roundup Scores and Schedule
Detroit beat Minnesota 2 to 1 Milwaukee 1 7 to 1 Baltimore 1 Oakland 0 Philadelphia at Cincinnati in twi nights San Francisco at Pittsburgh New York at Atlanta Montreal at Houston Los Angeles at St Louis WednesdaySan Francisco Pittsburgh San Diego Chicago Los Angeles St Louis New York Atlanta Philadelphia Cincinnati Montreal Houston Tuesday Kansas City at Boston Chicago at New York Detroit at Minnesota Milwaukee at Texas Baltimore at Oakland Cleveland at California Baltimore Oakland Cleveland California Detroit Minnesota Milwaukee Texas Chicago New York Kansas City Boston
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Odom
Cleveland
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Pizarro
Nicklaus Maintains Lead In Money List At $153,051
Nicklaus holds the top spot on pro golf’s money list with $153,051 earned despite a two week absence for U.S. Open prep. Trevino remains second with $118,572 after withdrawing ill after two rounds at the IVB Philadelphia Golf Classic. Heard sits third with $113,311.
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McLain-Long Future In AA Ball
Denny McLain and Chuck Dobson live in Savannah while hoping for a return to the majors as Birmingham teammates. McLain, a 31-game winner in 1968, battles arm troubles in Class AA Southern League with a $75 wage, while Dobson works to regain form for Oakland.
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Hawk" Harrelson
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