Cuero Refugio Shootout Set To Thrill In 72 Clash
Refugio visits Cuero for a high profile Friday football clash as both teams bring seasoned lineups. Bobcat coach James Knox predicts strength with 20 seniors and several all district standouts. Cuero counters with a potent offense led by Alois Blackwell and Arthur Whittington and a sturdy defense.
Fuqua Chosen to Return Steelers Punts
Pittsburgh selects John Fuqua to handle punt returns for the season opener against Oakland after waiving Staggers and Edwards. In Philadelphia, the 76ers cut three training camp players to trim the roster to 19 as veteran Bob Rule and Freddie Boyd remain holdouts.
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Super Mex Aims for Edge in St Louis Golf Classic
Larry Ziegler, known as Super Mex, contends he has a major edge at the $150,000 St Louis golf classic, playing the Norwood Hills course where he once served as assistant pro. He beat Lee Trevino in a practice round, while Bob Goalby ace d the 17th hole in the pro am contest. The 72 hole event features Miller Barber J C Snead Dean Beman Orville Moody Frank Beard Dan Sikes and others to support St Louis Children’s Hospital.
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High School Football Shifts Into High Gear
San Antonio Lee hosts No 6 Reagan in a feature AAAA clash as Lee seeks defense against Reagan's strong units. The top teams across AAAA and AAA face road tests with Permian, Westchester, Silsbee, Brenham, and others set for district openers and key nonleague matchups.
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Newcomers Bolstering Pennant Contenders
Veale pitched 2 3 innings of perfect relief to earn Boston a 7 2 win over the Yankees securing first in the AL East. Howard drove in four as Detroit rallied to beat Baltimore 6 5 and seize second place. Oakland routed Minnesota 8 0, KC edged Chicago 6 4, Milwaukee beat Cleveland 3 1, and California defeated Texas 6 5 as the pennant race tightens.
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Mackey Placed On Waivers By Colts
John Mackey, once a top NFL tight end, was placed on waivers by the Baltimore Colts amid a retirement dispute. If unclaimed, he becomes a free agent Friday at 4 pm EDT. The move stems from his request to be waived or traded and the ongoing contention over his role.
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Aaron Hits 669th In Losing Effort At Braves Night
Hank Aaron homered twice to reach 669 for his career and 30th of the season as Cincinnati lost to Atlanta 6-5 in 10 innings. Johnny Bench hit a 10th inning 33rd homer for the Reds. Other NL and AL results included Pittsburgh, New York, St Louis, Houston, San Francisco, Boston, Milwaukee, Oakland, Detroit, California. Cleon Jones and Ken Boswell drove in four each in New York's win. Roberto Clemente drove in three as Pittsburgh extended its NL East lead. Chicago traded for Huarte Spilas Kosins while waivers were requested on Kent Nix.
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