Cuozzo Aims to Be Vikings No. 1 Quarterback
Gary Cuozzo, a former Colt apprentice and Saints journeyman, joins the Minnesota Vikings hoping to become the starting QB. He previews a winning season, notes strong receivers and running backs, and cites timing and learning curves as key to adapting to the Vikings’ system. He also mentions continuing dental studies in the off season.
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Vikings
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
Mankato, Minn
Cuozzo
Minnesota Vikings
Baltimore Colts
Johnny Unitas
New Orleans
University of Virginia
University of Tennessee
Tom Hall
Hall
Paul Flatley
Grady Alderman
Doug da
Church League Makeup Games Deadline Set
The Mens YMCA Fast Pitch Softball Church League requires all makeup games be completed by Saturday August 10 or forfeitures will be issued. If two teams miss a scheduled game both receive a loss affecting standings. Managers must arrange dates sites and contact umpires and report scores ahead of the August 12 playoffs.
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Mens Ymca
ISU Negro Athletes Quit Over Athletic Council Decision
Seven Negro students withdrew from Iowa State in protest of a Thursday athletic council ruling. Only two were players Willie Muldrow and Don Graves, both football standouts from Chicago and Centerville. Bruce Ellis of New York City led the Black Students Organization. Ellis was BSO president. Muldrew was vice president.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa State
Willie Muldrew
Chicago
Don Graves
Centerville
Fred Schlunz
Iowa Board of Regents
June Franklin
Des Moines
Franklin
Muldrow
Bruce Ellis
New York City
Ellis
Muldrew
BSO
Vikings Intrasquad Scrimmage to Spotlight Defense
The Minnesota Vikings plan a public intrasquad scrimmage at Mankato State College with Joe Kapp starting at quarterback and four QBs rotating. Coach Bud Grant emphasizes the defense as the veterans who know the plays while rookies Yary McGill Reed Freeman arrive to boost the lineup.
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Mankato State College
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Bud Grant
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Kapp
Gary Cuozzo
New Orleans
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Bob Berry
Bob Lee
John Kirby
Earsell Mackbee
Ed Sharockman
Karl Kassulke
Dale Hackhart
Vikings
Chicago
Ron Yary
Mike McGill
Oscar Reed
Mike Freeman
Thrillarama Thrill Show Headlines Mower County Fair Night
The Thrillarama thrill show, the nation’s top act, headlines the second night of the Mower County Fair on Tuesday Aug 6 at 8 p.m. with 20 acts including motorcycles cars clowns and world class daredevils. Stars include Pat OBrien Bus ter Gunrie John Townsend Dusty Rhodes and 14 year old David siros. Tickets on sale at the grandstand gate.
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Siros
America
Captain Dynamite
Ama
Pat ‘Midnight’ O Brien
Russell, Kan
Buster Gunrie
Sacramento
Calif
John Townsend
Galesburg
Ill
Dusty Rhodes
Balingter, Tex
Thrillarama
David Siros
Whitworth opens lead in Ridgewood tourney
Kathy Whitworth takes a six stroke edge after the first round of the $15,000 Women's Golf Tournament at Ridgewood Country Club in Danbury Conn. Carol Mann, troubled by a triple bogey on Friday, carded a 75 and remains six back as they traded high and low moments at the 16th hole.
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Carol Mann
Ridgewood Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
Carol
Austin Daily Herald Park Swim Meet Sign Up
Registration for the 18th annual Austin Park and Recreation Dept. co sponsored swimming meet begins next Monday at the municipal pool. The city meet open to all Austin boys and girls will be held at the municipal pool Thursday August 15.
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Austin
Frahm Misses Three-Foot Putt in Birchmont Finish
In Remidji Minnesota Robert Frahm of Hastings eyed victory with a three foot putt but missed allowing defending champion Gary Burton to stay alive in the Birchmont Golf Tournament.
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Robert Frahm
Hastings
Minn
Birchmont
Gary Burton
Standings and Schedule From Friday to Monday
Results show Baltimore defeated New York 4 1 Oakland beat Cleveland 5 1 Detroit 6 Minnesota 5 Washington 11 Chicago 6 California 3 1 Boston 2 6. Friday results listed with upcoming games Detroit at Minnesota Oakland at Cleveland Baltimore at New York Washington at Chicago California at Boston. Sunday schedule includes Washington at Chicago Celerica at Boston Oakland at Cleveland. Monday games Boston at Chicago Baltimore at New York.
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Minnesota
Washington
Chicago
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Celerica
Associated Press
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Weathered Baseball Schedule And Results Snippet
The fragment lists multiple MLB style results and matchups including New York 3 Los Angeles 2 Chicago 3 St Louis 0 Houston 4 Philadelphia 3 and Cincinnati at Atlanta with rain. It includes numerous future pairings such as Pittsburgh San Francisco Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Atlanta and New York Los Angeles with N designation and several repeated Cincinnati Atlanta Philadelphia Houston and others.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
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Legion Team Opens Tourney Defense in Plainview Showdown
Austin's American Legion team begins defense with a second round game tonight at Plainview. They have a first round bye and will play at 6 p.m. against Albert Lea A or Caledonia. A win sets a 3:30 p.m. Sunday game. a loss shifts to 1 p.m. Sunday.
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All-Stars Fall to Packers in Midsummer Classic
The College All-Stars lost 34 17 to Green Bay in Chicago. Larry Csonka led the Stars with 95 rushing yards as Greg Landry and Earl McCullough connected on key passes. Bart Starr Jaime Dowler and Carroll Dale powered a Packers aerial attack.
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Syracuse
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Gary Beban
UCLA
Washington Redskins
Southern California
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Massachusetts
Playoff Pairings Set For City Woman Softball Playoffs
Rebel League action starts Monday with eight teams. First round at Northwest Park north diamond features Cavern Lounge versus Bell Lionor at 6 30 p.m. Tommy's Supper Club vs Authorized TV at 7 45 p.m. Clinic Pharmacy against Rebel Blue at 9 p.m. Semifinals follow Wednesday August 14 at 6 30 and 7 45 p.m. The title game is Thursday August 15 at 7 45 p.m. Rebel Red has a bye and meets the Clinic Pharmacy winner.
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Uhlaender Tops AL Batting With Three-Hit Night
Twins outfielder Ted Uhlaender, in a stretch drive push toward a .300 season, collected three hits as Minnesota fell 6-5 to Detroit. His batting average rose to .299, despite the loss, with teammates Rod Carew and Tony Oliva among rivals who could reach .300 as the league-leading Tigers expanded their lead.
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Tigers
Oakland
Rick Monday
Rod Carew
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota
Carl Yastrzemski
Ken Harrelson
Tony Oliva
Carew
Yaz
Ahlaender
Baltimore
McMahon
Joe Sparma
Mickey Lolich
Jim Merritt
Bill
Reese
Lolich
Shared lead tightens Western Open second round chase
The Western Open in Chicago tightens as Bobby Nichols and George Archer share the lead at 136 after two rounds. Miller Barber Homero Blancas Jack Nicklaus Billy Maxwell and Bob Stanton sit three back at 139, with 20 players within five strokes of the leaders.
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Bobby Nichols
George Archer
Olympia Fields
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Bob Stanton
Bert Yancey
Kermit Zarley
White Sox fall in Milwaukee as Senators edge them 11 6
The Chicago White Sox lost 11 6 at County Stadium to the Washington Senators in Milwaukee. Frank Howard drove in three with his 31st homer as Camilo Pascual earned his 10th win behind a 15 hit attack. Tim Cullen contributed for Washington while Ron Hansen and Boog Powell produced for Chicago.
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White Sox
Boog Powell
John Morris
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A’s
Tom Murphy
Army
Four Pro Football Exhibition Tilts on Tap Tonight
Phi Bentonson made winning debut with the Green Bay Packers. Paul Brown Jim Dooley and Dick Nolan lead the Cincinnati Bengals Chicago Bears and San Francisco 49ers in exhibition action. Four more games highlight the night slate with the Bears Cowboys at Canton and others across Oakland San Diego and Cincinnati.
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Jim Dooley
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Ga bler Stars as Argonauts Rout Eskimos 32–4
Wally Gabler threw for three touchdowns and the Toronto Argonauts defeated Edmonton 32 to 4 in a Canadian Football League game on Friday night.
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Wally Gabler
Toronto Argonauts
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Cubs blank Cards 3 0 as Holtzman fires 2 hitter
Ken Holtzman scattered two singles over nine innings to blank the St. Louis Cardinals 3-0. The victory secured the Cubs a surge in the NL race as Cincinnati fell behind after rain. Houston and Pittsburgh won while the Mets beat the Dodgers.
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Holtzman
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press AL Batting and Fielding
The American League lead leaders list includes Uhlaender and Carew topping batting averages with .299 and .296. McAuliffe and White pace runs, Harrelson and Howard lead RBIs, Uhlaender and Bando lead hits, Fregosi and Stroud top triples, Howard and Horton lead home runs, Campaneris and Cardenal steal bases. Pitching leaders show McLain 21–3, Tiant 17–7, and Flood and Brock high in hits and doubles.
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Carew
McAuliffe
Det
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Cleve
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Tiant
Alou and Rose Shine in 1960s Batting Race
Batting leaders include M A lou of Pittsburgh at .334 and Pete Rose of Cincinnati. Rose also tops runs with 62 while Brock of St Louis matches 62 RBIs. McCovey leads in RBIs in the summary.
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