Pro Impressed With Randy White In All-Star Bid
Chicago AP report notes pro exec Gil Brandt praising Randy White for the College All-Stars clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers. White, 64 and 248 pounds, runs a 4.6 forty and benches 450, having risen from Maryland lineman to NFL draft first-round pick via Cowboys trade for Craig Morton.
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Chicago
Randy White
Pittsburgh Steelers
Gil Brandt
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Craig Morton
New York Giants
White
University of Maryland
Maryland
Jerry Claiborne
Miller To Defend Westchester Title
Johnny Miller, defending champion, aims to regain the money-winning lead at the Westchester Classic in Harrison. With $50 000 to the winner and $28 500 to the runner up, Miller eyes a return to form after a delayed hot streak this season while Nicklaus skips the event. The field features 54 of the year’s top money-winners including Player Graham Watson Littler Cramp ton Mahaffey and others.
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Harrison
N.Y
Johnny Miller
Miller
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Irwin
Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Lou Graham
Gene Littler
Bruce Crampton
John Mahaffey
Baseball Standings and Weekly Scores Mixed in AP Report
The Associated Press recap covers the National and American League standings, batting leaders, pitching leaders, and recent results. It lists teams Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York St. Louis Montreal San Francisco Los Angeles Atlanta Houston and others with win loss records and games back. It also notes Wednesday and Thursday results from multiple cities and highlights individual leaders in batting and pitching across leagues.
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Montreal
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San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Chicago
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San Francisco
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Stone
Lonborg
Worthen
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Kirby
Downing
Dalacanton
Koosman
Rooker
Strom
Johnson
Konieczny
Joe Namath Speech Quoted In Brief Sports Item
Namath makes notable remarks summarized from a brief sports column, noting his influence and public visibility. The short piece references a quarterback profile and a fleeting quote captured by reporters.
Namath Signs Two-Year 900000 Deal With Jets
At Hofstra University the Jets announced a two year 900000 contract for Joe Namath. Jets president Phil Iselin says Namath has tremendous charisma and could boost the league. Weeb Ewbank and Hank Stram praise Namath while noting his age and gimpy leg may be a factor. Stram mentions prior WFL contact and Namath’s rejection of a 4 million offer.
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Stram
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