Former FSU player defends program amid criticism
Chuck Eason, a 1965 to 1968 Florida State defensive back, defends coach Larry Jones and a stricter pre season regime. He recalls tougher past discipline, argues current relaxations hurt players and questions outside coverage of a damaging St. Petersburg Times series.
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Larry Jones
Jones
Florida State
Bill Peterson
Houston
Chuck Eason
Dawson Street Ymca
Peterson
Eason
FSU
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Leon High School
Tye
St. Petersburg
Fred Girard
Girard
NCAA
Piney Woods Golf Tourney Kicks Off 55th Year
The 53rd Piney Woods Invitational begins at Glen Arven Country Club with 220 amateurs in a 54 hole format. 9 am and 2 pm shotgun starts on Saturday and Sunday, with winners honored Sunday at 7 pm by Patricia Gail Bullock and Miss Georgia.
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Glen Arven Country Club
Patricia Gail Bullock
Thomasville
Piney Woods
Glen Arven
Doug Sanders
Bert Yancey
Professional Golf Association
Robin Branda
Frank Mulherin
Augusta
Mulherin
Jack Rountree
Lake City
Fla
George Converse
Valdosta
Sam Conoly
Sam
Jacksonville
Warren Mays Jr
Thomasvillian
Artificial Turf Sparks NFL Turf Controversy
NFL owners and the players association clash over artificial turf citing a Stanford Institute study. Ed Garvey urges access to raw data while owners discuss broadcast rights and future contracts.
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Washington
Players Association
National Football League
Stanford Research Institute
Stanford
New York
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Theetworks
Rozelle
Ed Garvey
National Football League Players Association
Oliver Keeps Hitting in 6-0 Pirate Win over Cardinals
Al Oliver collected four hits including a triple as Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis 6-0. Dock Ellis pitched five-hitter support and Willie Stargell hit his 300th career homer. Other NL results included Giants over Astros 2-1 in 10 innings and Reds loss to San Diego.
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Associated Press
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
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Cardinals
Willie Stargell
Ralph Kiner
San Francisco
Houston
San Diego
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Montreal
Chicago
Cubs
Astros
Gary Matthews
Garry Maddox
Matthews
Jim Barr
Giants
Nate Colbert
Clarence Gaston
Clay Kirby
Kirby
Reds
Tom Hutton
del Unser
Hutton
Phillies
Mets
New York
Bob Bailey
Bill Stoneman
Rick Monday
Mika Lum
Darrell Evans
Braves
Dodgers
Scores and schedule from an extended baseball scoreboard
The sheet lists Wednesday through Sunday games across leagues with teams Montreal Chicago Atlanta Los Angeles Pittsburgh St. Louis San Diego Cincinnati San Francisco Houston New York Philadelphia San Juan St. Louis and others. It notes suspended games completed 18 innings and matchups including Seaver Reuschel McAnally Moose Downing Morton Billingham Williams Richard Murphy and Twitchell, with records and upcoming series.
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Chicago
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
San Diego
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
New York
Seaver
Reuschel
McAnally
Moose
Downing
Morton
Troedson
Billingham
Williams
Richard
Philadelphia
Twitchell
Murphy
Associated Press
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Allen Sidelined By Hairline Leg Fracture
Chicago White Sox slugger Dick Allen suffered a hairline fracture in his left leg after a sixth inning collision with Mika Epstein of the California Angels. X rays confirmed the break and Dr. Jules Rasikski cautioned a likely one month absence. Allen batted .312 with 16 homers and 41 RBIs.
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Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Allen
Mika Epstein
California Angels
Bill Melton
Jules Rasikski
Sox
RBI
Oakland A's Rally To Top West Standings
Rod Carew steals home base in the third inning and Dick Woodson hurls a five hitter as the Minnesota Twins top the Texas Rangers 4-0. Vida Blue wins his third straight, Oakland moves back to first in the AL West. Detroit and Milwaukee bounce back, Chicago blanks California, Baltimore sweeps New York, and Boston and Cleveland split a doubleheader. Don Baylor drives in the winning run for Baltimore in the late game.
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Perry
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Medich
Milwaukee
Bell
Boston
Curtis
Baltimore
Alexander
Detroit
Kansas City
Littell
Texas
Bibby
Chicago
Bahnsen
Oakland
Holtzman
Minnesota
Blyleven
California
Ryan
Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Rod Carew
Pete Broberg
Twins
Texas Rangers
Dick Woodson
Indians
Red Sox
A’s
Vida Blue
Blue
Rollie Fingers
Tigers
Brewers
Willie Horton
John Ellis
Reggie Smith
Yankees
Don Baylor
Matty Alou
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