49ers Stay Unbeaten In NFL Exhibitions
Jim Plunkett led a late touchdown drive as the 49ers beat the Chiefs 21-13 in exhibition play behind a stingy defense that sacked quarterbacks seven times. Del Williams Sammy Johnson and Paul Hofer scored on the ground in a 268 yard rushing effort.
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Monte Clark
Chiefs
Mike Livingston
Mike Nott
del Williams
Sammy Johnson
Paul Hofer
Green Bay Packers
Chester Marcos
New England Patriots
Tampa Bay
Spurrier leads Buccaneers to first NFL win over Falcons
Spurrier ran for a TD and sparked a 70 yard drive as the expansion Buccaneers beat winless Atlanta 17-3. The NFL slate also saw Giants crush Houston 30-14, Rams top Seahawks 16-13, Cowboys fall to Denver 13-9, and Steelers 27-7 over Washington.
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Jan Stenerud
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Hofer
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James Harris
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Terry Bradshaw
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Lynn Swann
Randy Grossman
Joe Theismann
Giants
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Larry Watkins
Gordon Bell
Jim Obradovich
Dan Pastorini
Billy Johnson
Ken Burrough
Walter Payton
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Tampa Hay
Athenta
Cayce Routs Sumter 16 3 in Legion Playoff Showdown
Cayce belted 19 hits to crush Sumter 16 3 in game five of the South Carolina American Legion championship in Sumter. The win gives Cayce a 3 2 series lead as Sumter pitchers faltered with an injury sidelining Doug Carter and Buddy Thompson on the mound.
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Cayce
American Legion
Doug Carter
Buddy Thompson
Thompson
Mark Burt
Eric Warren
Burt
Hipp
Warren
Mike Medders
Jeff Twitty
Scott Dubose
Baseball season leaders and race statistics listed
The scoreboard lists American and National League batting totals at 275 at bats for key players like McRae and Brett, runs, runs batted in, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records. It also covers Saturday horse races at Saratoga, Monmouth Park, Delaware Park, Arlington Park, Del Mar, Northlands, and Keystone races, plus NFL exhibition results and upcoming games.
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Golf leaders paced by Coady at rain delayed PGA event
In Bethesda Charles Coady holds a two stroke edge over Dr. Gil Morgan and Jack Nicklaus after three rounds of the rain delayed PGA Golf Tournament. Also in Wheeling Jane Blalock wins the LPGA Classic sudden death playoff on the first hole. In Philadelphia Jonty Skinner and University of Alabama set a world record in the 100 meter freestyle at 49.44. In Trenton Gordon Johncock wins the Trenton Times 200 after rain and equipment halt the race.
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Gil Morgan
Jack Nicklaus
Wheeling
W. Va
Jane Blalock
Pat Bradle
Philadelphia
Jonty Skinner
Central Jersey Aquatics Club
University of Alabama
Jim Montgomery
Trenton
N.J
Gordon Johncock
Trenton Times
Coody
Congressional Country Club
Nicklaus
Morgan
Fifth Day Overtime For Tournament At PGA Championship
In Bethesda Maryland the 58th PGA Championship enters a fifth day as rain disrupts play. Charles Coody leads by two over Jack Nicklaus with Gil Morgan close behind, while weather and policy debates over rain rule unsettled players officials and spectators.
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Bethesda
A's win ninth straight as rally sinks Red Sox
Oakland fights from 6-0 down to beat Boston 8-7 in nine innings for their ninth consecutive victory. Don Baylor drives in the decisive run. Bill North and Bert Campaneris spark the late rally.
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Tanner
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Royals
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New York Yankees
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New York
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Don Baylor
Bill North
North
Bert Campaneris
Ner
Baylor
Boston
Fred Lynn
Dwight Evans
Lynn
Red Sox
Rick Wise
Joe Rudi
Sal Bando
Connors and Fibak Vie In U S Clay Court Final
In Indianapolis Jim Connors and Wojtek Fibak reach the U S Clay Court final with Connors seeking to regain his top status and Fibak aiming for his first major victory. They will compete for a $25 000 winner’s prize while the loser takes $12 500. Kathy May won the women's title the previous day.
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Guillermo Vilas
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