Cuero Defeats Stroman 7–0 In Scrimmage
Mean Green machine pins a 7 to 0 scrimmage win over Stroman with Alois Blackwell over 100 rushing yards and Arthur Whittington scoring twice. Keene and Hiller split quarterback duties as Cuero opens season prep ahead of Sept. 8 opener vs Yokum.
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Landry Shines In Victory Over The Baltimore Colts
Lions quarterback Greg Landry led Detroit to a 24-17 win over the Baltimore Colts in Tampa Florida. Landry completed eight of 12 passes for 130 yards with two touchdowns while Johnny Unitas was challenged by Detroit's defense. The Lions improved to 4-1 in the exhibition season as Sanders and Mooney left with shoulder injuries. Norm Bulaich scored for Baltimore and Marty Domres added a late TD pass to Cotton Speyrer.
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Reynolds Breaks Slump With Phillies Victory Over Braves
Ken Reynolds earned his first win of the year as the Phillies routed the Braves 11-1 in the first game of a two night doubleheader. Reynolds, 0-12 entering the game, benefited from a seven run fourth inning rally and allowed seven hits. Tommy Hutton and Larry Bowa had four hits each, and Joe Lis hit a three run homer as Philadelphia built a commanding lead.
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Veterans and sports figures in major league history
Veteran Houk is noted as a NY Yankees manager and WWII Ranger who later served as player coach minor and major league manager. Don Drysdale is cited as last active Dodger who played for the team when it was the Brooklyn Dodgers and retired in 1969. Northern Dancer tops the 1971 sire list with offspring earning 1.3 million dollars. A new 18 hole course opens in Costa Smeralda designed by Robert Trent Jones. Edward Packard says swamp land can be transformed into golf courses with lakes and graded paths.
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