Bowden to Speak at Shenandoah College Event Tomorrow
WVU Mountaineer coach Bobby Bowden will address the United Methodist Youth Fellowship at Shenandoah College Sunday at 3 30 p m He arrives after a 8 3 season and a career at Sanford Samford South Georgia Junior College and Florida State University Bowden is noted for the Wishbone Y offense and coaching stars like Jim Braxton Bob Gresham and Bob Sherwood He will also attend FC A events and a dinner with area recruits and coaches for the 1971 season
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Nicklaus Barber Share Lead In Tournament of Champions
At Rancho La Costa California Miller Barber rebounded from a first hole triple bogey to post a 71 and 140 total, sharing the 36 hole lead with Jack Nicklaus who also shot 71. Gary Player 71 141 trails one back and Masters champ Charles Coody 68 142 shares third.
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Shenandoah Downs Opens 72 Night Stand Monday
Shenandoah Downs in Charlestown West Virginia begins a 72 night meeting Monday with trainer Charles W Walker aiming for a third straight championship. Walker leads Shenandoah and Charles Town with high win totals and a strong starter count, while Henry Mercer trails by a wide margin.
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DeVoe Accepts Three Year Basketball Coach Post at Tech
Blacksburg Virginia Don DeVoe 29 assistant at Ohio State agreed to a three year contract as basketball coach at Tech. DeVoe has a long winning program background as a player at Ohio State and as an Army assistant and Buckeyes coach. He began his career under Bob Knight at Army overseeing recruiting and scouting before returning to Ohio State in spring 70 to coach the Buckeye defense.
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Brewers Shut Out Senators
Milwaukee pitcher Bill Parsons and Ken Sanders combined for a seven hitter in a 4-0 win over Washington after a late ejection of Denny McLain. In other AL action Boston, New York, Kansas City, Baltimore and Oakland won while football roundups and league meeting details followed, with church league managers set for a final wrapup meeting at the War Memorial building.
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Handley Tennis Falls to Knights in Charlottesville
The Handley High School tennis team lost 7 2 to Lane, with Ray Barlow and Ken Moll winning singles for Charlottesville. In doubles, Seward and Pifer teamed for Handley to claim the top doubles win, while the Knights dominated most matches and Handley slid to 1-5 on the season.
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Headley Paces RMC in RBI Leads AM C to 7 3 Record
Randolph Macon College outfielder Donnie Hill from Dayton and freshman Bobby King from Mechanicsville share the top batting with Hill hitting .378 and 17 hits while King posts .381 on 16 safeties as RMC goes 7 3. Sophomore Mike Headley from Winchester leads RBI with nine and has 10 hits in 38 trips.
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