Vikings Rally Past Chiefs in 13-10 Exhibition Thriller
Nate Allen of Kansas City dominated early with three interceptions and a fumble recovery as he forced two Chiefs scores, but Fran Tarkenton and rookie Chuck Foreman sparked Minnesota to a 13-10 win. Tarkenton relieved Berry late, guiding a 70-yard, eight-play drive that featured Foreman’s 43 rushing yards and key catches before Cox’s late field goal sealed victory.
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Kansas City
Nate Allen
Minnesota
Chiefs
Allen
Mike Livingston
Robert West
Jan Stenerud
Bob Berry
Berry
Viking
Vikings
John Gilliam
Fran Tarkenton
Nate Wright
Livingston
Fred Cox
Gilliam
John
Bud Grant
Tarkenton
Chuck Foreman
Ed White
John Ward
Foreman
U.S. Posts Weak Show At World University Games
AP dispatch from Moscow reports the United States tallying only a silver and a bronze through four days of track and field while Russia leads with 11 golds. Athletes cite burnout and lack of focus as the cause, with coaches noting stronger European commitment.
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Sam
Soviet Union
United States
Berle Nichols
President’s Council On Physical Fitness
Soviets Dominate World Games Gold Medals
The World University Games in Moscow conclude with 15 final events as the Soviet team dominates with a flood of gold medals led by gymnasts including Olga Korbut who has five golds and one bronze.
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Soviets
Moscow
Olga Korbut
Turin
Italy
U.S
Hill City rallies vs Bemidji Warriors before falling 2 1
Hill City led 1 0 into the seventh before Bemidji Warriors rallied for a 2 1 win as Perry Dreyer and Jim Conway scored on an Andy Kannenberg double. Earl Sargent held Hill City to three hits while fanning 20. Cass Lake and Pengilly also posted early wins in a busy Saturday slate.
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Hill City
Bemidji Warriors
Perry Dreyer
Jim Conway
Andy Kannenberg
Dreyer
Conway
Earl Sargent
Punky
Wakanabe
Pengilly
Gary Frazer
Cass Lake
Warba
Bemidji
Ron Dorr
Buck’ Sargent
Preston Graves
Warriors
Floodwood
Bucks win city youth baseball title in five inning finale
The Bemidji Bucks clinched their first city championship by routing the Bemidji Braves 13 to 1 in five innings due to rain and darkness. Earlier the Bucks completed a 4-0 win after a suspended contest, with Marlin Holum scattering two Braves hits and fanning 11 in a complete game.
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Laporte
Bemidji Bucks
Bucks
Bemidji Braves
Braves
Marlin Holum
Pete Maus
Maus
Fairbanks Holum
Sande
Frank Fairbanks
Mike Schmitt
Tony Montebello
Dave Nelson
Mark Christianson
Montebello
Holum
Jeff Eidsmoe
Bill Sande
Fairbanks
Schmitt
Kevin Mooney
Mays
F. Fairbanks
Sande Schmitt
Mooney
J. Fairbanks
Buck Bill Sande
John Fairbanks
Nelson
Harry Hunt
Steve Schulke
Jim Grimm
Hunt
Larry Eichstadt
Leo Smith
Schulke
Baseball Standings and Weekday Results Recap
The American League East shows Baltimore leading with 68 wins and 52 losses, followed by Detroit 67-56 and New York 68-58. Boston sits 65-57, Milwaukee 59-62, Cleveland 51-74. In the West, Oakland 72-5? Milwaukee 59-62 leads standings with Minnesota 59-63, Chicago 58-66, California 56-64, Texas 43-78. Saturday results include Boston over Kansas City 8-5 and Baltimore blanking Chicago 3-0. Sunday scores feature Cleveland 5 Minnesota 4, Boston 4 Kansas City 3, Oakland 6 Milwaukee 4, Detroit 4 California 3, New York 6 Texas 2. Monday schedules list multiple matchups including Minnesota at Baltimore and New York at Kansas City. Titans of the day include Cincinnati 1-12? The record-keeping notes continue with several late games and upcoming doubleheaders through Tuesday.
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Detroit
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
West Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
California
Texas
Kansas City
Oakland
Baltimore
Kansas
City
Corbin
Alexander
Stottlemyre
Busby
Curtis
Bibby
Perry
Blue
V. L. Pet. G.B. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
ABA
Amy Philadelphia
West
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
Wadkins targets Match Play after USI Classic win
Lanny Wadkins wins the USI Classic by two strokes with a 279 total and $40,000 prize. He moves into the top lists with about $189,000 earned this season, seeking Match Play and a shot at Jack Nicklaus. Lee Elder Tom Jenkins Rik Massengale tie for second at 281 as Nicklaus Weiskopf Palmer absent.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Sutton
Mass
Lanny Wadkins
Cary
N.C
Jack Nicklaus
Big Jack
Tour
Wadkins
Lee Elder
Tom Jenkins
Rik Massengale
Elder
Jenkins
Massengale
Jim Weichers
Bobby Mitchell
Bert Yancey
Roy Pace
Miller Barber
Nicklaus
Tom Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Bruce Crampton
Lee Trevino
Pleasant Valley Country Club
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Ed Podolak
Paul Krause
Cheryl Emblem
Heidi Fallgren
Robert Glenn
Dennis Koxvold
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Bob Evenmo
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Henry Kahlstorf
Bill Zubke
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Harley Bunker
Curt Emblem
Ricky
Randy Clyde
Will Grimsley
Roger George
Burrel
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Fresno State College
Terry Porter
Fort Worth
Tex
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Dana Laduc
Tacoma
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University of Texas
Moscow State University
Ross Merrick
Washington, D.C
Physical Education and
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C. Lake
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Kruger
Stocco
Rhe Warba
Funk
Schroeder
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Arro
Reponen
Bailey
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Olsen
Dorr
Kannenberg
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Romania
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Mike Organ
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