Nebraska Flavor On All Star Team
Joe Mooshil notes Nebraska’s strong showing as three Huskers Tagge Brownson and Sullivan enter the College All Star camp and prepare to meet the Dallas Cowboys at Soldier Field July 28. Devaney assists and shapes the offense while Pat Sullivan works to adapt to the system amid competition for QB roles from Tagge and Brownson.
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Astronaut Gordon joins Saints as executive amid camp drills
Dick Gordon former astronaut and New Orleans Saints executive observed drills as the team continued off season work. Gordon, hired by Saints owner John Mecom Jr., spoke with players about being an astronaut and shared his command presence. He noted the similarities and differences between pro football and space missions while overseeing administrative tasks and draft-related duties.
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Jones Qualifying For Boys Junior Golf Set
Qualifying rounds for the metro junior golf tournament at Jones Park are scheduled for July 2. The open division for ages 11 to 17 begins at 8 30 a m and plays 18 holes while the novice division for ages 12 to 14 starts at 9 39 a m for nine holes. Participants must sign up at the pro shop by July 25.
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Buckeye Open Tops Seeded Doubles Field In Columbus
Defending champions Jim Osborne and Jim McManus head the doubles seeds at the Buckeye Open Tennis Championship near Columbus. Singles action began Monday with top seed Jim Connors advancing to the second round by defeating Vijay Amritraj 7 5 6 0.
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Browns backup Gault seeks regular spot over taxi squad
Cleveland quarterback Gary Gault complains about serving on the taxi squad behind Bill Nelsen and Mike Phipps. He competes with Nelsen, Phipps, and rookie Brian Sipe for the Browns’ lead quarterback job while detailing his goal to prove himself in preseason and win a starting role. Gault cites arm strength and game sense, and discusses his family stability as he weighs his commitment.
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YMCA 3-on-3 Basketball Seeks Players at Central Branch
The Central branch YMCA invites junior high, senior high and college students to join a summer 3-on-3 basketball league. Games run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm. Report in person on either day, and nonmembers may enroll with a summer membership priced at 12 dollars, versus 20 dollars annually.
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Suns Surge Past Bullets with Tibbs Scoring 98 Points
Tibbs dominates with 98 points and Serbousek adds 27 as the Suns defeat the Bullets 111 to 87 in Janes Boyd college league. Stevens miscues for the losers while Ullrich posts 30 for the Lakers in a 12269 win over the Trailblazers.
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Cubs Williams Player of the Week Named
SAN FRANCISCO AP Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs was named National League Player of the Week for the period ending July 16. Williams hit safely 17 times in 2 at bats for an average of .386, blasted four home runs and drove in 10 runs in seven games.
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Laver Draws Seedless Storm in Washington Opener
In Washington the frustrated Laver, outraged at being left out of the top 12 seeds, won in straight sets over amateur Steve Krolevitz 6 4 6 2. Top seed John Newcombe, also advancing, beat F D Robbins 6 1 7 6. Fifth seed Tom Okker defeated William Lloyd 6 4 6 2, Marty Riessen beat Steve Turner 6 1 6 4, and Mark Cox defeated Larry Turville 6 4 2.
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