No 'Next Year' Southerners Felt They Won Game
In Houston the South claimed they should have won a hard fought game against the North. Dickie Phillips kickers for the South spoke of practice and a missed shoe miscue. North linemen and an erratic officiating crew drew penalties, with 15 additional yards for unsportsmanlike conduct. The South lamented fumbles passes and penalties that swung momentum, while both teams faced a chaotic finish and lingering questions about calls.
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Odd baseball quirks and managerial pennants in Falstaff
Sports writer Don Faust surveys baseball trivia from Falstaff including a relief pitcher earning a win without facing a batter, Cubs managers who won pennants after midseason changes in 1932 and 1938, and the Athletics’ record of seven straight last-place finishes from 1915 to 1921.
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Coaching School Over Except For Picking '67 Site
Houston AP reports the Texas Coaching School capped a record enrollment as 4,559 registered for the four day event ending Thursday with the all star North defeating the South 3 1. Directors led by Emory Bellard met with San Antonio officials to resolve venue plans for next year while deciding the 1987 meeting site.
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Do Or Die Pass Gives North Another Victory
San Antonio Lee’s Pat Sheehan misssed the All-Star game due to injury but North edge South 73 30 in Rice Stadium. Texarkana’s Joe Norwood threw a 72 yard game winning pass to James Haywood with 2:03 left, giving the North fifth straight win and earning Haywood Most Outstanding Back honors. Penalties marred the halves as North and South traded scores and field goals.
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Norwood To Haywood lifts North in Tex HS game
In Houston the North all stars rallied to beat the South after a late South field goal. Jon Norwood connected with James Haywood for a 73 yard TD pass 52 seconds after the South led. North players praised the comeback as coach Ben Orr stressed fired up quarterbacks and defense.
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Competition Opens at Kingston Empire and Commonwealth Games
The Kingston Jamaica games opened with 1300 athletes from 35 nations, officially led by Prince Philip. The multi sport event runs until August 13 with nine sports scheduled for competition.
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Jamaica
Prince Philip
Elizabeth II
England
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