Ed ONeil Leads Penn State as Senior Linebacker Hope
Ed O'Neil, 6 3, 230 pounds, is Penn State's senior linebacker and co captain on defense, named preseason All American and slated to lead a unit with high expectations after last season's 126 tackles in 11 games. He vows to boost intensity as captain, praising team goals and leadership ahead of the opener at Stanford on Sept 15 televised by ABC.
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Charlie Zapice
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Randy Crowder
Lion
Warren High School
Chargers Eye Division Title With Unitas Era Return
San Diego seeks a quick return to form after a 4-9-1 season. John Unitas, 40, arrives from Baltimore for 150000 and a two year deal over 200000, replacing Hadl. Svare stresses veteran lines, Garrett and Edwards at RB, and a strong receiving corps led by Garrison and Norman while defense adds Coy Bacon and Ron Smith as the attack plans to topple Oakland, Kansas City, and Denver.
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Chargers
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Cid Edwards
Oakland
Kansas City
Denver
Svare
Hadl
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Johnny A
San Diego
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Baltimore
Wayne Clark
Garrett
Edwards
Bob Thomas
NFL
Walt Sweeney
Terry Owens
Gary Garrison
Pettis Norman
Jerry LeVias
Chuck Dicus
Dave Williams
Bob Howard
Chris Pletcher
Ron Smith
Deacon Jones
Cape Costa
Ron East
Lionel Aldridge
Coy Bacon
Los Angeles
Hadi
Tim Rossovich
Bob Babich
Pete Lazetich
Baseball misplay shadows Angels comeback at Anaheim
In the Angels' 5-0 loss to the Yankees at Anaheim Stadium Thurman Munson lofted a fly ball misplayed by Sandy Alomar and Rudy Meoli for a hit ruled by the official scorer. Meoli lamented nearly catching it as Nolan Ryan earned his 5-0 win.
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Dave May
Bob Coluccio
Jim Colborn
Red Sox
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Oakland
Tigers
Aurelio Rodriguez
Minnesota
Phil Roof
Trainer Yank Durham Dies At 52 In Philadelphia
Philadelphia AP manager of Joe Frazier Bob Foster and Willie Monroe died after a stroke at Temple University Hospital. He had been in a coma since Tuesday and was described as a gifted promoter who brought Frazier to heavyweight fame and the 1964 Olympic gold. Muhammad Ali offered condolences noting Durham’s strategic promotion skill.
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Muhammad Ali
Joe
Bailey’s Homer Lifts Expos as Dodgers, Cards, Pirates Lose
Manager Gene Mauch argues Bob Bailey can slug when given hittable pitches. Bailey delivered five RBIs with a double and a homer to spark a midweek Expos comeback win over the Dodgers, as Astros beat the Cardinals 3 to 2 on Jimmy Stewart’s pinch single.
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Mauch
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Jimmy Stewart
Milt Kingsley Tops First Bowling Action
Milt Kingsley led the opening fall bowling action topping the senior citizens group with a 205 single. The event featured top scores from Dan Troyer 199 189 and others as a lively start to the season.
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Oldsters
Dan Troyer
Jobn Kornikash
Fran Dorrance
Avene Kingsley
Durham boxing figure dies after illness in New Jersey
Durham longtime boxing trainer and former fighter connected with Joe Frazier and George Foreman died after a period of illness. He coached Foster this year and led a war on sickle cell anemia after his son’s illness. He is survived by his wife Jane and four children.
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Durham
Monroe
Carlos Monzon
Jane
Ann Fuller Captures Day in Corry Ladies CCC Golf
Ann Fuller led 1B-hole action with low gross and putts and won game of the day at Corry Country Club Ladies Day. In Flight B Kim Hanna claimed low net while Ann Chillock topped Flight A for low gross and putts in 11-hole action. Pat Rozelle led nine-hole play with game of the day and headed Flight B as Jeannie Morgan led Flight A. Louise Rickers won low net and fewest putts in Flight C while Irene Zalzneck had low gross. In Flight D Pat Miller posted low gross, Marge Amy the tow net and Mame Smith the fewest putts.
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Janice Buell
Charlotte Steves
Fran McLaughlin
Harriett Mollt
Lucille Church
Shirley Bretter
Millie Orn
Bonnie Peebles
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Corry Country Club
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Kim Hanna
Ann Chillock
Char Pfinsgraff
Pat Rozelle
Jeannie Morgan
Louise Rickers
Irene Zalzneck
Pat Miller
Marge Amy
Mame Smith
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