Shaw Rookie Gets 100000 In Second Round Draft Pick
The era of expanding bonuses to rookies brings Dennis Shaw a 100000 first such deal for a second round pick. He competes with Dan Darragh Virgil Carter Tom Sherman and Hartis for Buffalo roster spots as Roger Staubach eyes the Dallas job and others seek chances in upcoming games. NFL notes cover Bengals quarterback Dave Lewis aiming to start, Walt Sweeney’s Chargers return, Namath’s Jets decision, Wes Grant winning Giants left end job, and Falcons waiving two rookie defensive backs Roy Robinson and Jim Hatcher.
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Tom Sherman
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Wes Grant
UCLA
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Jerry Shay
Fred Dryer
Atlanta Falcons
Roy Robinson
University of Montana
Jim Hatcher
Kansas
Bouton to pitch for amateur team in Bridgeton tourney
BRIDGETON, N J Jim Bouton retired American League pitcher is set to pitch Friday night for the amateur Trenton club in the Bridgeton Invitation tournament. Erale Mubscher business manager says Bouton will not be paid and will have travel expenses reimbursed by tourney director Ben Lynch.
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Harrelson aims for NL error-free shortstop record
New York Mets shortstop Bod Harrelson can break the National League mark for consecutive errorless games in a season on Friday night. He tied the record after Mets fell 3-4 to Boston on Wednesday. Dan Kessinger of the Chicago Cubs held the previous year’s standard.
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New junior college conference debated in Nebraska
Ton Henderson reports confusion over a proposed junior college athletic conference to replace the NJCC in 1971-72. Platte College officials say the group exists though largely paper until a September gathering, with football barred and recruiting limited to Nebraska high school grads and nearby states.
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New Leaf Wins Pucker Up Handicap At Arlington
An 80-1 longshot, New Leaf, upset the field of 17 fillies to win the $20 000 added Pucker Up Handicap at Arlington in 1:31 5. Princess Royeratt and Predictable followed in second and third. Exe cutiveer led at Saratoga in the $25 000 Sanfard Stakes, clocking 1:08 2-5 for six furlongs. Proudest Roman was disqualified from third to last. Folle Rousse extended her winning streak to three in the King Neptune Handicap at Atlantic City, 5 ½ furlongs in 1:04. Beja and Thoroly Biuz split the Del Mar Oaks divisions. Rough Mood won the American Beauty feature.
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Knicks Bullets Preseason Games Switch Venues
The New York Knicks and Baltimore Bullets will switch sites for their pre season games. They will play in Baltimore on September 26 and in Memphis on September 29. The originally planned Louisville and Baltimore venues were changed.
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Mustangs Aim to Raise Season Ticket Sales
Omaha Mustangs seek to push advance sales from last year 30 000 to an additional 10 000 over the next 10 days Mustang President Bill Monahan said The club a member of the Continental Football League has sold 40 000 so far.
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Legion baseball final set in Ralston tonight
Olmala Jenzens meets Papillion Will in the Nebraska Class A American Legion junior title game at 8 p.m. Papillion earned the final by defeating Ralston Tuesday after a coin toss gave them the bye. Amsens beat Ralston 3-2 Wednesday to reach tonight’s final.
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Patriots rebuild under coach Rush amid player shifts
Amherst based report outlines Boston Patriots 1970 outlook with Clive Rush rebuilding effort after a 1969 late win streak. Key issues include ground game with Jim Nance unsigned, Mike Taliaferro at quarterback, and a reshaped defense featuring Dennis Wirgatsky, Ballou and Olsen loss, while rookies and veterans compete for end, tackle, and linebacker roles.
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Ron Kulk
John Cagle
Ed Toner
Cuellar nets 18th win as Orioles top Brewers 3-2
Mike Cuellar pitched eight innings to earn his 18th victory as the Baltimore Orioles defeated Milwaukee 3-2. Merv Rettenmund drove in a run with a eighth inning single while Cuellar allowed six hits. The win moved Baltimore within one game of the Yankees in the AL pennant race.
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Clay loses bout with court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals refused to hear Cassius Clay's appeal of his five year sentence and $100 fine for draft evasion in Houston. Clay was convicted in 1967 on a 167 indictment for refusing induction, later stripped of his heavyweight title, and appealed after wiretap evidence was challenged. The high court had earlier sent the case back to Houston for review.
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Platte College Prospects Shine in All Star Clash
Two Platte College hoop hopefuls join the North team for the North-South All-Star game in Lincoln. Dave Kincaid of Columbus High and Brad McArdle, a 6-3 former Elkhorn standout, are set for pre season action under coach Gene Kruger in the Nort aggregation.
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Baseball Standings and Leaders from Major and National Leagues
The league leaders include players like Carty, Pilgrim, and Perez with high batting and on base marks. Pitching leaders feature Merritt, Seaver, and Jenkins, while power hitters include Bench, Aaron, and Killebrew. A closing note mentions walter jet operatures and walleye feeding timelines post-hatch.
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Tight race for jockey honors at Columbus Hayes
The Columbus Hayes riding standings show Jerry Barnes leading Wayne Anderson by one point, 68 to 67, with Fred Beaffey close behind at two. All three have eight winners this season. Standings list Bates, Anderson, Beaffey, Stallings, Mundort, King among others with varying points and placements.
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Turner and Stallings ride two winners at Agricultural Pack
Larry Turner rode Spanish Key to a 1:06.35 win in race seven, a track record near miss. Turner also won on Shakedown in the eighth. William Stallings claimed victories on Marble Stream and Raven's Nova, with Gilbert and Norman trading Raven's Nova for 2500. Daily double dipped to 21.50, mutuel handle 149,104, crowd 3,231. fastest price 19.40 on Butter Burger in sixth.
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Steelers Colts swap receivers in conference trade
Pittsburgh trades star Roy Jefferson to Baltimore for Indianapolis top wideout Willie Richardson and a thigh pick in the 1971 draft. Both teams play in the American Conference of the NFL. No reason given for the deal by Pittsburgh.
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Warriors Knicks to play in St Louis arena game
The NBA schedules a Dec 13 regular season game between the New York Knicks and the San Francisco Warriors at the St. Louis Arena. Proceeds benefit Herbert Hoover Boys Club and the 100 needy at Christmas. Ben Kerner organized the event, citing St Louis as a future NBA market.
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Cremins Traded From Condors To Ute Caroling Cougars
Guard Baby Cremins has been traded by the Pittsburgh Condors to the Ute Caroling Cougars for a future draft choice. Cremins was drafted by the Condors from South Carolina University in the ABA.
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Avco Classic Opens With Top Field At Pleasant Valley
In Sutton Massachusetts the Avco Classic begins with 136 professionals at Pleasant Valley Country Club for a four day 72 hole event worth 320 in prize money. Defending stars Nicklaus Palmer and Beard are absent while Gary Player leads after a one under par 71 in the pro am noting a restored putting form.
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