Expos Sweep Reds to Grab Early NL East Lead
Montreal Expos surprise by sweeping a doubleheader from the defending NL champion Cincinnati Reds 3-2 and 5-3 to move into first place in the NL East for the first time in club history. Rusty Staub and Bobby Wine led the charge with nine hits combined while Staub drove in three in game two.
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Cowboys Schedule Reveals 1971 Preview in Dallas
The Dallas Cowboys announce their 1971 schedule with preseason games in Los Angeles, New Orleans, Houston, and Baltimore and a regular season slate featuring matchups against Washington, New York Giants, New England, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and the Jets. They open the season at Buffalo and host Washington on October 3 in Texas Stadium. The Bills and Patriots are noted as first-time opponents for Dallas.
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Cuero Gun Club Practice Draws Crowds for Spring Shoot
Alfonso Gonzales notes a good turnout Sunday with about 75 people from Victoria Goliad Charco Yorktown Cuero at a Cuero Gun Club practice. The annual Spring Shoot is set for Sunday April 25 with Tim Kirkland as chairman. R D Kizer's group won the Jackpot tourney in Gonzales on Sunday after a sudden death playoff.
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Cuero Toms Fall 3 1 to Luling Panthers at Cuero Park
Cuero Toms coached by Tom Banda lost 3-1 to the Luling Panthers at Cuero Park Stadium. Pitcher Cheve Orosco took the loss with 10 strikeouts. R. L. Spears led Luling with 13 strikeouts and 2 hits while allowing only one Cuero hit. The Cuero bullpen used 15 players in a tough start to the season.
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Foster resigns Rutgers coach post for Utah job
Bill Foster, Rutgers University head basketball coach for eight years, resigned Sunday to take a similar post at Utah University. He succeeds Jack Gardner who left after the 1970-71 season.
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Spurs Rally Past Missions in Dixie Association Action
Steve Green and Petie Watts delivered two sun singles as the Dallas Fort Worth Spurs scored six runs in the eighth to beat the San Antonio Missions 8-5. Amarillo Albuquerque rain postponement. Spurs move into a second place tie with the Dodgers, one game behind Amarillo. Missions sit last. In Central Division Shreveport led Little Rock 5-0 while Birmingham topped Memphis 9-6. In the East Montgomery seized first with a 4-3 win over Charlotte as Savannah shut out Columbus. Asheville beat Jacksonville 12-8.
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Cuero Gobblers Readied For Home Tilt Against Samuel Clemens
Cuero Gobblers under Coach Larry Duncan prepare for a 7:30 p.m. game at Cuero Park Stadium versus Samuel Clemens Buffaloes. Cuero has a 1-1 district mark in 14-AAA and a 7-11 season record, with top hitters Kasper Hall Cusack Henry Salcher and pitchers Salcher Kasper Meitzen Egg Taylor.
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Major League Standings and Sunday's Results Brief
Major League standings summarize Sundays results with Montreal beating Cincinnati 3 2 and tying 3 3, New York defeating Pittsburgh 5 2, Pittsburgh 2 New York 1, Atlanta 5 Philadelphia 4, St Louis 4 San Diego 2, San Francisco 5 Chicago 1 and 8 1, Houston 8 Los Angeles 6. Tuesday schedules include Philadelphia at Montreal, Atlanta at Pittsburgh night, Houston at Chicago, New York at Cincinnati night, Los Angeles at San Diego night, St Louis at San Francisco night.
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