New Look Oiler Debuts Tuesday In Houston Exhibition
In Houston Rice Stadium at 7 30 pm Don Klosterman and Walker Lemm unveil Houston Oilers new look in a Tuesday exhibition against the Oakland Raiders. Lemm trims roster to 60 and rotates three quarterbacks with two plays each game. QBs include two rookies Glen Ray Hines and George Rice. veterans Rich Michae Bob Talamini and Jim Williams hurt. Cotton Davidson starts at quarterback for the Reiders missing Art Powell and Clem Daniels who have not signed. Len Sears replaces Michael at tackle after a shoulder injury. Defensive linemen Ernie Ladd and Pat Holmes to start at tackle.
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New Putting Rule Costs Golf Pros at Cleveland Open
Touring pros faced a strict new continuous putting rule at the Cleveland Open, with five disqualifications in the Speedway Golf Festival signaling enforcement when greens are clean and dry. Billy Casper won the event at 217 with a $16,400 share. Bruce Crampton and Doug Ford were among the notables disqualified for failing to hole out. Casper’s performance followed a trend of rule checks aimed at speeding play, and yielded Casper a year’s earnings record on the circuit.
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Kathy Whitworth Wins International Ladies Pro Golf Event
Kathy Whitworth won the first Ladies Golf Association event held outside the United States, earning 2250 dollars. She held off Mickey Wright of Dallas who finished strong before double bogeying the 35th hole to end at 216 after three rounds in London Ontario.
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Falcons Meet Eagles Today at Exhibition Opener
ATLANTA AP The NFL exhibition season opens with the Falcons and Eagles in Black Mountain camp drills. Philadelphia plans to start Norm Snead at quarterback and Dennis Claridge as under study, while Atlanta expects to test many prospects in the mock game. Both clubs aim to win and evaluate young players in their first taste of the preseason.
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Injury Sidelines Sheehan During All-Star Workouts
South All Star tailback Pat Sheehan was carted to Rice training room with a right knee injury. UT bound, he had knee trouble earlier and may miss the all star clash. X rays planned. trainers voiced optimism though injury could alter backfield plans.
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Neloy Buckpasser targets Arlington Derby and three other races
Trainer Eddie Neloy, seeking his 28th stakes win, sends Buckpasser in the 114 mile American Derby at Arlington Park. Wheatley Stable horses Bold Lad and Disciplinarian race at Saratoga and Monmouth Park for Sapling and Whitey stakes. Neloy's string posted a few thirds last weekend at Delaware Arlington and Monmouth, with Great Power and Disciplinarian winning at Monmouth in 5 1/2 furlongs.
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Dodgers edge Cubs for junior division title in teen tourney
In a keen pitching duel at Lee Drive Park, Dodgers' Geary Hughes tossed a one hitter and struck out seven to beat the Cubs 2-1 for the junior division championship. Gary Novosad took the loss after allowing five hits, four strikeouts, and four walks as Pasadena No. One and No. Two also won their games on the afternoon.
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Major League Leaders Summary of Batting and Pitching
National and American League leaders listed with top batting averages runs RBIs hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Alou Aaron Clemente Brock Callison Yastrzemski Oliva B Robinson Aparicio and Koufax, with teams such as Braves Pirates Red Sox and Orioles mentioned along with counts for hits and pitching decisions.
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Stubing Homers To Keep Travelers In TL Lead
Larry Stubing homered with a man on base to lift the league leading Arkansas Travelers to a 3-2 win over Dallas-Fort Worth, keeping their five game edge over the Amarillo Sonics. Ron Davis drove in three for Amarillo as George Gerberman silenced El Paso. Albuquerque beat Austin as Bill Larkin earned his 15th victory.
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English Win All In Soccer Match
English win 4 3 in overtime over West Germany at Wembley before 93 000 fans. The World Cup trophy, stolen six months earlier, was recovered with a dog’s help and then stored again for four years.
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