Brakettes Open Defense of 40th Women’s Classic Title
The Raybestos Brakettes open defense of their national title tonight at Memorial Field as 18 teams compete in the 40th annual Women’s ASA Classic. Chief rivals include the Orange Lionettes Sun City Saints and Portland Nuggets, with NY and CA clubs among contenders. winner earns a spot in the 3rd International Women's Championship Tourney.
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Shirley Topley
Carol’ Spanks
Mickey Davis
Sue Sims
Mary Lou Adams
Dark Horse
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Arizona ‘State‘college
Stephanie Tenney
Toni Swartout
Sis Zollinger
Hellen Johnson
Diane Davidon
Jean Davess
Portland
Cathy Benedetto
Nuggets
Marlene Piper
Braketle
Nancy Snyder
Sue Peterson
Dot Doble
Carolyn Fitzwater
Erv Lind Florist
Waltham, Mass
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Laura Malesh
Memorial
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Dana Anderson
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Joan Heeter
Marlene ‘Piper
Delva van Roekel
Marlene Washam
Carolyn Fritzwater
Nancy Synder
Cathy Langston
Yvonne Evanoff
Lois Williams
Hap Piper
Rey Lloyd
American League Baseball Results Summary
Yesterday Oakland beat Boston 6 to 3 and Cleveland defeated Kansas City 10 to 4. Various scheduled games include Chicago at Baltimore 7:30 PM, Kansas City at Boston 7:30 PM, Minnesota at Cleveland 8 PM, New York at Texas 8 PM, Milwaukee at Oakland 11 PM, Detroit at California 1 PM, and Atlanta routing Chicago 16 to 2 while San Francisco tied Philadelphia 2 to 2.
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Major League Box Scores From Various Major Leagues
Box scores list games with pitchers Messersmith Bonham Renko Guillet Stone Bryant Moose Carlton Wilson Kirby Cleveland across matches in Los Angeles Chicago Atlanta New York San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston San Diego St Louis with game times noted in local schedules. The record includes win loss records for several pitchers and the schedule details for tonight’s slate.
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Messersmith
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Bonham
Atlanta
Schucter
Renko
Cincinnati
Guillet
New York
Stone
San Francisco
Bryant
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Moose
Philadelphia
Carlton
Houston
Wilson
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Kirby
St. Louis
Cleveland
Minnesota
Miami
New England
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Columbus
Ohio
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Jets
New Haven
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Rams
Morton
Raiders
Landry
Saints
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Redskins
Larry [Brown
Bubba ‘Smith
Bubba Smith
Baltimore
Los ‘Angeles
Lions
Don ‘McCaffferty
Colts
Jim Hart
Charley Johnson
Deniver
Cardinals
Oilers
Dan Pastorini
Hunter
Jerry Tagse
Packers
Len Dawson
Chiefs
Detroit
Vikings
NBC
Bears
Gary Huff
United States Fares in World University Games Opener
In Moscow opening day results the Soviet Union led with four golds and a bronze as the United States captured a single silver. U.S. cagers, led by Dave Thompson and Marvin Barnes, beat Great Britain 124 to 74 while the women’s team lost 92 to 43. 10,000 meters saw Korica of Yugoslavia win as Bowerman and Maguire faded.
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Thurs
Kathy Schmidt
Long Beach
Calif
Valery Wotkin
Svetlana Korloeva
Basil Syankovich
Olga Korbut
Korbut
Miss Korbut
Jasan
Hungary
Yugoshev
Daniel Korica
Lenin Stadium
Jeff Stuart
Western Kentucky University
Basil Stankovich
Soviet Union
Mikal Tiu
Romania
Stefano Simoncelli
Italy
United States
Miss Schmidt
U.S
Collegians
Dave Thompson
North Carolina State
Marvin Barnies
Providence College
Great Britain
Ed Badger
Russia
Cuba
Mun
Sweden
Senegal
Richard Bowerman
Indiana
Charles Maguire
Penn State
Korica
Britain
Norman Morrison
Morrison
Patrick [Sting
Kenya
Bowerman
Maguire
Nadyezhda Tkatchenko
Diane Jones
Canada
Tatiana Vorokhobko
Jane Frederick
University of Colorado
Gale Fitzgerald
Montclair
N.J
Notre Dame Four Horsemen Go Through Three Varsity Seasons Defeatless
The famed Four Horsemen backfield of Notre Dame played three years of varsity football with only two losses. Members included Harry Stuhldreher Elmer Layden Don Miller and Jim Crowley as key backs.
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Jim Crowley
Aaron’s 702nd homer fuels Braves past Cubs 10-2
Hank Aaron hit his 702nd career homer a three-run shot on a 2 2 pitch off Jack Aker to lift the Atlanta Braves over the Chicago Cubs 10-2. Frank Tepedino and Ralph Garr added two-run doubles in a nine-run eighth inning that doomed Chicago to its 11th straight loss. Aaron’s 29th of the season moved him within 12 homers of Babe Ruth’s all-time mark of 714.
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Hank Aaron
Frank Tepeding
Ralph Garr
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Babé Ruth
Jack Aker
Bob Locker
Milt Pappas
Dusty Baker
Tepedino
Marty Perez
Sonny Jackson
Paul Casanova
Braves
Pro Grid Transactions Shake Up NFL Rosters
Chicago Bears cut wide receiver Willie Jazkien and fullback Bob Sayith. Washington Redskins place wide receiver Charles Willies on waivers. Philadelphia Eagles trade fullback Larry Watkins to Buffalo for linebacker Dick Cunningson.
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Willie Jazkien
Bob Sayith
Washington Redskins
Charles Willies
Waly
Priladelphia Eagles
Fullack
Larry Watkins
Buffile Bins
Dick Cunningsom
Don Chandler Sets Single Super Bowl Scoring Record
Don Chandler of the 1968 Packers holds the record for most points in a Super Bowl game. He scored 15 points in Green Bay's 13 14 win over Oakland, aided by four field goals and three extra points.
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Concannon to Start for Cowboys in Saints Clash
Dallas selects Jack Concannon to start against the New Orleans Saints as Roger Staubach and Craig Morton duel for the Cowboys quarterback spot. Preseason action features multiple NFL matchups with Landry keeping options open and Bubba Smith set to debut for the Raiders.
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Associated Press
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Craig Morton
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Tom Landry
Jack Concannon
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Concannon
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Philadelphia
Pitenge
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Oakland
Washington
Buffalo
Berkeley
Calif
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Detroit
Memphis
St. Louis
Denver
Houston
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Kansas
Steelers Rally Past Eagles 27 Point Second Half
Pittsburgh turned two botched Eagles punts into a 27 point rally to beat Philadelphia 17-3. Preston Pearson scored after a Harris run and Gerela added the extra point. Roy Gerela’s kick gave the Steelers a 7-3 lead.
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Delphia Eagles
Eagles
Tom McNeill
Tranca Harris
Preston Pearson
Roy Gerela
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