Campaneris Hit Incident Defines Oakland Detroit Clash
In a seventh inning flare up, Lerrin LaGrow was ejected after a pitch appeared to hit Bert Campaneris on the left ankle. Campaneris had already sparked the A's with a leadoff single, two steals, and the go ahead hit, while Blue Moon Odom tamed Detroit. Billy Martin defends LaGrow amid suspicions of intent.
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Bigelow Captures New Bremen Sprint Car Feature
Tom Bigelow of Whitewater Wisconsin driving the Willard Coil Sprinter won the LSAC sprint car feature at New Bremen Ohio on the 40 lap oval. Lee Kunzman led early and finished second with Bob Pratt third, Rollie Bealle crashed on lap 37 ending his afternoon. heat wins went to Kunzman Ponzini Cook and Cannon. The USAC sprint division heads to Winchester next.
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Women tennis tour power struggle over $100000 purse
In Boca Raton the Virginia Slims Championship opens with a $100 000 purse as Gladys Heldman and Pip Jones push for a new Women's International Tennis Federation while Walter Elcock and the USLTA resist. The feud could bar top players from Wimbledon the U S Open and the French championships if unresolved.
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Raiders Rout Oilers 34 0 in NBC Televised NFL Game
Oakland quarterback Daryle Lamonica threw two touchdown passes and ran up a 34-0 victory over Houston as the Raiders spoil Houston’s efforts on national TV. Blanda kicked two field goals and the defense produced key interceptions to seal the win tying San Diego for second in the AFC West.
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Packers Top Raiders 34 to 22 in Indianapolis Showdown
Anderson Packer Lloyd Ivy passed for two touchdowns and ran for two more as the Packers defeated the Indianapolis Raiders 34 22 at Short Ridge Field. Ivy totaled 139 rushing yards and 83 passing yards as Mark Brown caught all three Raiders TDs from Mike Gillan, who led his team with 165 passing yards and three scores. The win improves the Packers to 6 3 1 and gives them sole possession of first in the Grassroots League National Division. The Packers head to Lafayette next Saturday to face the unbeaten Generals.
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Bengals Rally To Top Broncos At Riverfront
In Cincinnati, rookie Tommy Casanova sparked a comeback as the Bengals erased a 10-0 halftime deficit to beat Denver 21-10. Johnson stepped in for an injured Royce Berry, batted down passes, and helped stifle the Broncos, who totaled 167 yards.
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Dolphins maintain unbeatens with 27 17 win over Jets
The Miami Dolphins remain undefeated after beating the New York Jets 27 17 to extend their lead in the AFC East. Garo Yepremian highlighted a confident season, while other NFL results included Dallas and Washington wins and Cincinnati beating Denver.
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Celtics Trim Roster With Morgan and Glover Cut
Boston Celtics reduced their 12-man roster by releasing Rex Morgan and Clarence Glover. Morgan, a 6 foot 4 guard, has one year left on a no cut contract. if unsigned by another NBA team the league covers his remaining salary. Glover, a 6 foot 9 forward and the No. 1 draft pick last year, saw limited action.
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