Shrine grid showdown set for Memorial Stadium
The North-South Shrine football classic kicks off at 2 pm Saturday in Lincoln Nebraska with North led by Ed Burns and South powered by Real Slovall Jack Belly Dale Zabraicki and more. About 20 000 expected as Shrine units parade downtown before kickoff and proceeds go to Shrine Hospitals for Crippled Children.
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Dolphins Bears set for weekend showdown at Orange Bowl
Miami seeks to extend its 2 game NFL win streak as Bob Griese aims for efficiency while Gary Kaff leads the Bears with 107 yards and three TDs in a pre season game. Several other exhibition matches flow across the schedule including Steelers Eagles and Bills Redskins clashes.
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Rich Reese Returns to Twins After Detroit Release
The Minnesota Twins announced they have signed Rich Reese, a longtime club member, after he was outrighted by the Detroit Tigers. Reese, with the club from 1962 to last winter, will back up first base and serve as a pinch hitter. Tunny Weston was sent to Tacoma to clear room for Reese.
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Browns Build For 1973 Season With Scrappy Returners
Reporter Murray Olderman outlines the Browns prospect for 1973, highlighting Mike Phipps as a competent passer, a strengthened receiving corps with Steve Holden and Frank Pals, a renewed running game led by Leroy Kelly and Bo Scott, and an aging but solid line anchored by Gene Hickerson. The defense plans to improve with younger backs and better secondary coverage while addressing kick and special teams duties as the team recovers from injuries and reshapes for the coming year.
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Royals swap pitching staff add Ragiano in bid to bolster bullpen
Kansas City Royals place righty Ken Wright on the disabled list with right elbow tendonitis as they purchase reliever Barry Ragiano from the Cimhama farm club in the American Association. Ragiano, 26, will join the club in Boston for Saturday’s afternoon game after a 3 2 record in the minor leagues and a 4 66 ERA.
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Donkeyball Game Planned at Lindsay Field
Lindsay Community Club schedules a Donkeyball game at Lindsay field Monday at 8 p m to raise funds for local activities. Players and volunteers will organize the event to support community projects and programs.
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United States Struggles as Soviet Union Dominates World Games
At Lonth Stadium the Soviet Union swept five more golds in track and field and fencing, while the United States managed only a bronze in pole vault where Terry Porter finished third. U S women and men basketball teams advanced, with the Americans unfurling hopes in swimming and diving next.
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Mitchell and Stull lead in USI Golf Classic second round
Mitchell and Stull posted five under par to surge toward the lead as Lee Trevin climbed with a hole-in-one and a 67, tying for the second round score at 130. Massengale and Wie trailed by one stroke with 138, as Shaw matched the day’s best with 67 and Joty fell back.
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Donkeyball Event Set in Columbus Sunday
Donkey softball fun returns to Columbus as Jaycees sponsor a Sunday game at 2 a.m. at the Armory diamond. Local Big Raider Fury fundraiser teams up with Jaycees and Wie local organizations for proceeds aiding a major cause.
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Blalock leads in Ladies Open at Keller Golf Course
Jane Blalock shot four under par to lead the PA Minn Ladies Open at Keller Golf Course. The 21 year old from New Hampshire topped a field of 57 among 47 golfers after 18 holes. The event offers a $4,500 prize with six players tied at 70 and a large group within stroke of par.
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Aaron Sacks 703rd Montreals Rally Beats Braves in NL
Aaron sacks 703rd Montreal rally caps three run ninth inning to edge Atlanta 7 , 87. Henry Aaron near Babe Ruth record with 714th homer and 177th extra base hit as Montreal overhauls a six-run Braves lead. Davies Johnson and Tepediaa contribute for Montreal with late hits.
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Pro golfer Jim King disqualified and suspended
Sutton Massachusetts AP reports pro golfer Jim King was dis qualified and suspended after allegedly grabbing a tour official by the throat during the second round of the USI Golf Classic. King, 37, denied the contact and said he would seek legal recourse. A television commentator described King’s conduct as he missed a green and reacted violently, throwing a rake and bending a putter before walking away.
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Dean Wilson Leads After Second Round At KMTV Tourney
Former four time champion Dean Wilson shot 74 at Applewood and posted 134 total to lead the KMTV Mort's Amateur Golf Tournament second round in Omaha. Forrest Kaper and Ronnie Gasse trailed by one stroke with others like Steve Graves and Tom Slekman among leading contenders as field narrows to 250 for final rounds.
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Romanian tour excites Columbus High wrestler Mike Rice
Columbus High junior Mike Rice returned from a 24 day wrestling tour in Romania and joined the National meet in St. Paul Minnesota. He qualified third at the state AAU meet in Lincoln and posted a 24 record abroad. He earned sixth in Greco Roman and sixth in freestyle at the national meet, praising year round competition and cultural exchanges with Romanian peers.
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Huskers Not Bothered by Sweltering Heat During Practice
Nebraska Cornhuskers completed two more practice sessions in the heat of Lincoln. Coach Tom Osborne said the team seems unfazed by the heat, with players bouncing back after hot workouts. Wingback Bret Bahe reportedly shed 72 pounds, paddless practices continue under NCAA rules as double sessions start Sunday.
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