Highland Scots Seek Turnaround After Two Lopsided Defeats
Highland’s Scots stay winless after back to back losses to Alexandria and Delta. Coach Pete Reynolds cites dumb mistakes and injuries as major factors as the team prepares to face Hamilton Heights. key players include Jim Catt, Terry Hopkins, Chuck Hodges, Joe Jackson, Rick Hague, Jim Box, Mike Danforth, Kent Stookey, Ancel Cramer, Tim Pitts, Kimmy Sanders, John Cade, Brian Dunnam, Larry White and Hogue as they aim to rebound before facing Elwood.
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al Jeffcoat
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Kent Stookey
Ancel Cramer
Tim Pitts
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Larry White
Hogue
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Double Births and Weekend Sports Headlines
The column notes the birth of Rebecca Louise Bailey and Ruth Marie Bailey at Community Hospital on July 2, with weights of six pounds and five pounds fourteen ounces. It also mentions other family births, a hospital stay, and nearby sports updates including Pocono and the Western Open results, plus a rare note about Secretariat.
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Bonnie
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Secretariat
Savage
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Bengals Lose QB Carter For Season
Cincinnati AP report says Bengals backup Virgil Carter will miss the season after Saturday's final exhibition. Tim Van Galder, 29, was claimed on waivers from St. Louis to add veteran experience, as coach Paul Brown called the move encouraging for the team’s quarterback depth.
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Suffering star blows up season amid NFL moves
A chaotic sports note records Carter suffering a broken bone and being placed on injured reserve. Coach quotes mark the setback as devastating with limited prep time before the season. Veteran Van Galder faces near-term work with the squad, while Randy Matos is waived amid roster churn.
Bolin Saves Tiant as Bosox Rally Past Orioles
Bob Bolin rescued Luis Tiant after Baltimore sparked a two-run seventh and loaded the bases with none out, preserving a 4 3 Boston victory. The win pulled the Red Sox within 4 1/2 games of the first place Orioles in the AL East, with Bolin earning his 12th save as Don Baylor's grounder followed Rettenmund and Powell hits to seal the comeback.
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Don Maynard Trade Nets Jets New Receiver Signings
Don Maynard, veteran NFL AFL star, is traded from the Jets to the Titans for an undisclosed draft pick. He leaves after recording 622 receptions for 11,816 yards and 885 touchdowns across AFL NFL seasons. Jets coach Web Englis said the team valued him but added younger receivers to develop. Maynard once held the AFL receiving record and finished with top career marks before moving on.
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Colonels Hire McCarthy As New ABA Coach
Kentucky Colonels of the ABA hired James Harrison Babe McCarthy as head coach succeeding Joe Mullaney who left to lead the Utah Stars. McCarthy, 49, had a 169-85 Mississippi State record and coached New Orleans in the ABA. named coach of the year in 1969, said the Colonels job was the best idea he heard in a long time.
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Ali Edges Norton In Close Forum Bout For Split Victory
Ali fights through fatigue and punishment to a 7-5 split decision over Ken Norton at the Forum. Referee Dick Young scored 7-5 for Ali while judges split, Norton showing power with body shots and a strong 12th round, Ali praising his conditioning and vowing to rest after 31 years in boxing.
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Boxing Upset Stuns Norton as Frazier Partner Fares
The report details a boxing card featuring Norton versus Frazier links, with Norton delivering a strong performance but losing in a close bout. Highlights include the bout's telecast to 255 locations, Norton earning less money than Frazier, and concerns over officials and medicals.
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Push to Ban Local NFL Blackouts Advances in Congress
Proponents of a national blackout ban move a measure through a House subcommittee, aiming to stop local TV blackouts of home games when tickets sell out. The plan includes a 72 hour advance notice and could become law within a year, with 12 of 26 teams already selling out their stadiums.
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Braves Tie Ruth Record With Aaron Homer Blast
Aaron belted his 710th lifetime home run to move within four of Babe Ruth and spark the Atlanta Braves to a 4 10 victory over the San Francisco Giants at Atlanta Stadium before leaving with a stomach disorder after his 37th homer of the 1973 season. The blast followed a Darrell Evans walk and came off Don Carrithers as Aaron added a single earlier in the game.
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