Gilliam rallies Steelers past College All Stars 21 14
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ken Gilliam entered in the fourth period and passed for two touchdowns as the Steelers overcame a 14 14 tie to defeat the College All Stars 21 14. Virgil Livers set an All Star punt return record with an 88 yard return, but Gilliam and the Steelers answered with two quick scoring drives. The All Stars, led by Steve Bartkowski and Pat McInally, scored first but McInally suffered a broken left fibula on a goal line dive for a touchdown.
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Pennant chase appears with scattered game notes
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Warriors Bracey Hurt In Car Wreck Near Colinga
Steve Bracey 261 guard for the Golden State Warriors was seriously injured in a one car accident on Interstate 5 near Colinga. He suffered a possible concussion and a fracture near the collarbone when the vehicle rolled over. No other serious injuries were reported. Bracey, a third year veteran, had been playing in the Warriors Kings summer league in Los Angeles and was en route back from San Francisco after a short layoff.
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Saturday Radio Sports Schedule Highlights
The log lists multiple programmed sports events including NFL football games Redskins vs Bengals and Olympic boxing, MLB broadcasts Giants vs Astros and A s vs Royals, plus World swimming and Westchester Classic golf. Local stations KSFO 560 KEEN 1370 and others air games across 1 pm to 8:30 pm with various matchups and times.
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Lions owner Ford blasts Rosenbloom over Rams deal
Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford fired a pointed letter at Carroll Rosenbloom accusing the Rams owner of hypocrisy and pressuring the Bryant case. Commissioner Rozelle reversed a prior ruling, giving Detroit one of the two 1976 first round picks from Los Angeles and reserving a draft choice after the season. Rosenbloom defended the compromise decision, saying the league will abide by it.
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Weiskopf Dominates Westchester with Seven-Stroke Lead
In stifling heat at Harrison New York Weiskopf fired a nine under par 64 to grab a seven stroke lead after two rounds at the Westchester Golf Classic. His 129 total for 36 holes sets a tournament record while matching his best year on tour as he extends a potential edge over Nicklaus and other contenders.
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Martin to Manage Yankees in Surprise Move
UPI reports Billy Martin will take over as manager of the New York Yankees within 24 hours, replacing Bill Virden. Martin, 45, has managed the Tigers and Rangers and led teams to division titles. The Yankees recently acquired Catfish Hunter, Bobby Bonds, and Eddie Brinkman, but sit behind Boston in the AL East. Gate Pain declined to comment on the report.
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Royals rout A's as Busby wins sixth straight
Kansas City Royals beat Oakland 6 to 0 behind Steve Busby six-hit effort. Rojas and Solanta drove in runs with run-scoring doubles, Fred Patek and Mayberry singled and scored, and George Brett hit a two-run homer in the seventh as KC broke open the game.
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Giants Rally Ends Astros win with back-to-back homers
Willie Montanez and Chris Speier hit consecutive ninth inning homers off J R Richard to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 3-2 victory over Houston. Ed Halicki earned the win with nine strikeouts, eight hits allowed, and one walk.
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Forbes case decision due Tuesday on possible new trial
In Minneapolis Hennepin County District Court a ruling on whether Dave Forbes will face a new trial or the case will be dropped is set for Tuesday. Forbes, a Boston Bruins forward, was charged with aggravated assault with a hockey stick for an attack on Henry Boucha of the Minnesota North Stars during a January NHL game that ended in a hung jury. Prosecutor Gary Flakne signaled differing views on proceeding, while Boucha required extensive eye surgery after the incident.
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