Collins Captures State Title In Fast Pitch Soccer?
Collins Radio's softball team, in just its second year, upset Des Moines Bombers 1 at Birdland Park to win the state fast pitch championship. Manager Dave Krabling praised team unity and clutch pitching led by Jack Larson and Denny Linderbaum, who both won MVP honors in the tournament.
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Dave Krabling
Collins Radio
Collins
Welty Way
Des Moines Bombers
Birdland Park
D.M
Krabling
Tve
Jack Larson
Denny Linderbaum
Nice Guys Who Gnished First Softball Title
Collins wins state title as Denny Linderbaum and Jack Larson star. Welty Way’s Al Rausch excels on mound. Denny Ferch injures knee but expected back for regionals in Topeka. John Muench and Steve Calvert boost offense and defense as Collins extends title run.
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Dick Larson
Jack
Denny
Krahting
Linderbaum
Weity Way
Collins
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Jack Larson
Denny Linderbaum
John Muench
Welty Way
Steve Calvert
Diamond Mil's
Steve
Krahling
John
Muench
Cal Ernst
Denny Ferch
Sioux City
Sooland Sports
Sooland
Ferch
D.am
LaSalle Lancers Face Thin Depth In 1976 Football Campaign
LaSalle High School football expects a lean roster with only two players per position and heavy reliance on juniors to bolster the squad. Senior quarterback Mark Kramer is sidelined by mononucleosis, moving Dave Barta to No. 1, as returning lettermen like Mark Maloney and Kevin Garin aim for key roles. The Lancers open September 10 at Decorah with Decorah and Independence early games before a stretch of league foes.
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LaSalle High School
Jon Meskimen
Jon
Larry Anderson
Soph
Jim Busta
Doug Wessling
Benton Community
Sophs
LaSalle
Mark Kramer
Kramer
Dave Barta
Decorah
Lancers
Mark Maloney
Kevin Garin
John Gearhart
John
Matt Khuber
Joe Jones
Terry McGurk
Sean Hennessy
Tom Kenney
Mark Streit
Meskimen
The
Independence
Camanche
Regis
Backfield Vets Surround Lasalle Quarterback Kramer
Backfield veterans Mark Kramer sits among returners at Lasalle with Mark Maloney John Geathatt and Matt Kluber in the frame.
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Mark Kramer
Lasalle
Mark Maloney
John Geathatt
Matt Kluber
Dolphins Waive Mercury Morris Amid Roster Shuffle
Miami released Mercury Morris as Don Shula reshapes the backfield amid talks to bring back Nick Buoniconti and after Jake Scott returned from suspension. Morris notes his career with 3,877 rushing yards includes a 1,000-yard season in 1972 before Shula’s new backs are favored. Backup Benny Malone and rookies Don Testerman and Clayton Heath are cited as potential replacements.
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MIAMI
Mercury Morris
Miami Dolphins
Morris
Manning
Larry Csonka
Dolphins
Don Shula
Shula
Jake Scott
Nick Buoniconti
West Texas State
Benny Malone
Arizona State
Don Testerman
Clemson
Clayton Heath
Wake Forest
Mercury
Steve Owens
Oklahoma
Sooners
Philadelphia
Mack Herron
NFL
George Blanda
Vince Ferragamo
Cletus Pillum
Nebraska
Muncie Fined for Late Arrival at Saints Camp
NFL reports on Chuck Muncie paying fines for repeated late arrivals to New Orleans Saints camp with a $2,500 penalty after another tardy. Coach Hank Stram cites missed meals and meetings as causes, noting a prior $1,600 fine for a Chicago-to-camp delay.
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Chuck Muncie
Muncie
New Orleans Saints
California
Hank Stram
Chicago
Stram
Sipe Drives Browns to 21-17 Win Over Eagles
Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe directed three touchdown drives in a 21-17 NFL exhibition win against Philadelphia. He completed 12 of 16 passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns but remains the Browns' backup as coach Forrest Gregg notes the risk of playing two quarterbacks.
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Philadelphia
Brian Sipe
Cleveland Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
San Diego State
Cleveland
Forrest
Sipe
Brian
Gregg
Long Named to Coe Grid Staff in Part-Time Role
Dave Long, former St Louis Cardinals and New Orleans Saints end, joins Coe College as a part-time defensive line assistant after playing at Iowa. Chris Patton to coach Coe soccer, succeeding Ray Scuffham who resigned for health reasons. Denny Redel to coach receivers, with Wayne Phillips directing offensive backs. remaining staff unchanged.
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Dave Long
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
St Louis Cardinals
New Orleans Saints
Coe
Barron Bremner
Long
Iowa
Bremner
Chris Patton
Colorado College
Ray Scuffham
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New Jersey
John Whitlinger
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Curtis Lanes
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Ferrari Racing Factory
1St Avenue Discount
Browns
Dave Smith
Ellis
Davenue
Ellis Park
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John Jacobs
Sam Rossey
Glen Dartow
NEW York
Eddie Firmani
Tampa Bay Rowdies
Firmani
Coe Grid
Denny Redel
Redel
Wayne Philips
Roger Schlegel
Tom Bachhuber
Center For
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Julen
First Avenue
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