Eagles and Cowboys Shine In Exhibition Wins
Eagles beat Bills with continued page coverage as four-quarter goals and Staubach three touchdown passes highlight Philadelphia. Cowboys defeat Saints 36-21 with Ditka wrist fracture and Jordan knee injury, while Staubach returns strong signaling a potential starter role. Trades for Saints add Cunningham and Williams. Bills pick up unspecified players.
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Cage leagues move toward merger as anti trust suits drop
In San Francisco, three ABA teams and nearly all NBA clubs dropped antitrust suits and counterclaims in a step toward merging the rival leagues. ABA clubs Kentucky, Chicago, and Dallas ended their litigation. Golden State, Atlanta, and Philadelphia stayed out. Attorney Frederick Furth said most ABA teams would soon follow, aiding a merger plan requiring Congressional antitrust exemption before full integration. The report also lists national league batting highlights and notable player tallies for context.
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Conigliaro Walk-Off Homer Seals Red Sox Win
Billy Conigliaro hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Boston Red Sox 6-5 over the California Angels at Fenway Park. Brother Tony watched from the stands as Boston snapped a seven game skid. The homer was Conigliaro's ninth of the season.
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Local track winners shine at NorCal All-Comes Meet
San Mateo County athletes Ligoni and Schneider topped events at the NorCal Track Association meet held Saturday at College of San Mateo. Ligoni won the 120 yard high hurdles in 15.4 seconds, while Schneider cleared 4 feet in the high jump.
Former Oaks proxy dies at 69 in Carmel
Clarence L. Laws known as Brick Laws, former president of the Oakland Oaks, who helped elevate Casey Stengel to prominence with the New York Yankees, died last week in Monterey after a long illness and was interred in Pacific Grove after private services. A separate Philadelphia brief notes John E. Kimble’s Indian cigar winning the feature at Liberty Hell race track.
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Stargell and Ferguson spark Pirates in 4th straight win
Stargell, league home run leader with 41, and Ferguson fueled a 4 18 victory over the Astros as Pittsburgh tied the game with a first inning tally and later pulled away. Jenkins earned his 21st win with a two hitter and the Cubs blanked Atlanta. Other NL results had Cincinnati topping St Louis and New York beating Los Angeles.
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Pan Am star Marilyn King eyes Munich after Cali Games
Miss King, Fremont pentathlon entrant, finished fourth in the women's pentathlon at the Pan American Games in Cali, Colombia. She expressed concern over media bias and politics but remained optimistic about future international competition and Munich 1972.
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Pirates Rally With Four-Run Fifth Inwin For Dock Ellis Victory
The Pirates pulled away with a four run fifth inning highlighted by Cash walking Davalillo triple Star doubled in two runs and Hob Robertson sacrifice fly. They added two more in the seventh on doubles by Davalillo and Robertson. Dock Ellis left after seven with a sore elbow but Pittsburgh prevailed over six Dodgers.
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