Kiick Griese help Dolphins top Lions 28 24 at home
Miami Dolphins edge Detroit Lions 28 to 24 with Griese and Kiick as key play makers. Griese connected on multiple passes including a late drive while Petrella intercepted Munson to set up the winning sequence.
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Griese
Dolphin
Lions
MIAMI
UPI
Jim Kilex
Wns
Warfield
Miami Dolphins
Bob Petrella
Bill Munson
Jim Man
Ich
Ottinh Theatsey
Mike Lice
Miami Syun
Bouggess Dash Sparks Eagles Preseason Win in New Jersey
Bouggess scored on a one yard run and a 42 yard sprint for a second TD as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the New York Giants 27 14 in a preseason game at Princeton Falmer Stadium New Jersey. Quarterback Tarkenton and the Giants struggled until late in the game. Feller booted a 37 yard field goal for Philadelphia and Masuley added a late score.
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Princeton
UPI
Mappy Feller
Eagles
Mark Masuley
Bouggess
Giants
Gougpess
New
Slurn
Ardy
York Giants
Phil—Bouppess
Feller
Phil—Bouagess
Tardentor
Sogplake
Moneley
Bears Edge Browns In Notre Dame Stadium Exhibition
The Chicago Bears held off a late Cleveland rally to win 21 12 in the first pro football game at Notre Dame Stadium. Jim Grabowski and Don Shy scored for Chicago while Bill Nelson led Cleveland with a late TD pass to Fair Hooker before Doug Butler sealed the win with an interception.
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Notre Dame
Jin
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns
Evel
Bears
Packer Castor
Jim Grabowski
Don Shy
Cleveland
Bill Nelson
Nelsen
Fair
Ite
Browns
Chicago
Doug & Butlone
Bo Scottitt
Mike Phipps
Dave Wooed
Cleve Fane
He Bear
Don Corkcraft
Bear Tenter
Bob Hyland
X Grabowski
Green Bay
Bobby Douglas Tool
Jack Cancannon
Jerry Moore
Nelson
Shy
Vikings Top Steelers 26 21 in Preseason Thriller
Norm Snead directed the Vikings to a 26 21 win over the Steelers as Fred Cox kicked four field goals and Joe Brumfield returned a kickoff 95 yards. Pittsburgh led 14 10 at halftime before Snead connected for two touchdowns and Gene Washington added a late score.
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A Bitesburgh
Norm Snead Theow
A. Toucth
Fred Cox
Minnesota Vikings
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cox
Snead Gol
Gary Cuayzo
Buck White
Pittsburgh
Hye
Ieggard
Vikings
Jy Trent Philadelph
Denson
Gene Washington
Goa
Dave Osbarn
Viking
Joe Brumfield
Pitsburgh
Phange
Preston Pearson
Terry Bradshaw
Ron Shanklin
Partee Leads Chargers to Exhibition Win Over Saints
Dennis Partee kicked field goals and totaled 290 yards to lift the San Diego Chargers to a 28-7 victory over the New Orleans Saints in a Saturday night NFL exhibition. The win gave the Chargers a 2-2 preseason record while the Saints dropped to 0-4.
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SAN Diego
UPI
Dennis Partee
Bengals edge Cardinals 22 21 in preseason clash
Cincinnati quarterback Virgil Carter threw a 28 yard touchdown to Eric Crabtree with 1:48 left as the Bengals beat the St Louis Cardinals 22 to 21. Cards returner Norm Thompson had a 78 yard punt return for a lead before fumbling a punt.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Virgil Carter
Eric Crabtree
Cincinnnati Bengals
St Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Norm ‘Shorpson
Bengals
Unsuc
Mohrmann
Hye
Matte Morrall pace Caltrriumph in upset win
Mattepan scored a one touchdown and Earl Morrall connected on a 3‑play scoring strike to Tom Mitchell as the Baltimore Colts defeated the Washington Redskins 20 13. The Caltriumph defense limited the Redskins until late in the final period when two fumbles led to Washington touchdowns on passes to Dana Kopay and others.
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Washington
UPI
Rom Mattepan
Earl Morrall
Tom ‘Mitchell
Baltimore Colg
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Dana Kopay
Calhoun Leads New World Swim Mark In Houston
Cathy Calhoun, an eighth grader from Al Yambra, set a world record in the women s 1300 meter freestyle with 17 19 240 time at the AAU meet in Houston. Deb Meyers finished second with 17 52 6 as Carl Thomas of UCLA placed third in the men s 200 meter medley final. Tim McKee and Mark Spitz led other event showings as Yoshimi Nishigawa won the women s 200 meter individual medley.
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Houston
Cathy Calhelo
Ucla
Gary Hallin
Hall
Tim McKee
Mark Spitz
Sacramento
Frank ‘Heeks Finis
Jerry Heldenreich
Dallas
Linda Johnson
Lakewood
Calif
Lorimler
Mike Burton
Avda Hills Club
Joh Kinsella
McDonald's Swim Club
Fine ‘Ished
Miss Calhoun
Los Angeles Times
Calhoun
Yoshimi Nishigawa
Medley
Osaka
Japan
Jenny Bartz
Santa Clara
Leslie Duff
Gal
Lakewood Aquatic Club
Phillips
Santa Ana
St. Thomas
Santa’ Clara
Jey
Heidenreich
de Dallas
Inethe
Edge Spitz
Spitz
Heck
Southern California
Jon de Barlz
Lynn Vidall
Sana Clara
Frome
Roberta Watt
Dinner
Cindy’ Schilling
San Fernando
Mary Hall
Thom Mckee
Pat O'Connor
An ‘eCloskey
Mark Chatfield
Yoshimi Nishipava
Jenny Batts
Ushe Glilt
Mary Moontanmerys
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Palsled
Susie Afwoat
Eunnlty Stewartj
Sarah Wyite
Mater Necatyle
Rabaria Walt
Ann. Simmons
Sonmta Adair
Cincinnati
Hepti Marlin
Philtign
Sanity
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Lalit
Dean S Sala Hare
Nelson
A' Jaar
Tenis Ditkineteh Wreestyte Retey
Los
Loanetee Ibletle Clus
Frank Jeck
Steve ‘Tyrrel Ky
Wotan
Faveus
Pepper
Clara Femrina Aten
Phillips Oh A
Santa Tina Galonate Swim Club
Muzio Upset Sparks NorPac Tournament Action
Maela Bakery of Sacramento defeated defending NorPac champions 2-0 in a standout pitching performance by Gary Earnest. Morty Costa and Bob Klagge drove in runs as Muzio and LaBlanc vie for the national title, with St. Market, Jim Paige’s Chev ron, and Salazar of Fresno winning in other games.
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Hayward
LaBlanc Engineering
Maela Bakery
Sacramento
Beldhd
Gary Earnest
Earnest
Shakil
Morty Costa
Bob Klagge
Springfield
St. Market
Fresno
Brad LaVerne
Jim Paige
Chevron
Stockton
Riley Sweeney
Chico
Salazar
Chackburgers-Castro
Dipi Paige
Gary Manton
Gene Haley
Joser
LaBlanc
P.J
Salazar Lakes
Patrick Goam
Patrick-Gemer Field
Wilson Russell Ford
AG. Spanos
Muzin
Mr. Jazz Wins California Pace at Ray Mesons Track
Mr. Jazz rallied in the final strides to edge Battling Beau by a head in the 96.0 California Pace at Ray Mesons. Diamond King finished third with Franklin Jewel fourth as the field of six high class harness horses completed the race in 2:04 36. Odds on Mr. Jazz paid 10.20 to 1. Roy Means led the program with other races listed, including Indy’s Missile and NAS LEXRAM in the mixed card.
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San Mateo
Mr. Jazz
Central California
Ray Mesons
Kevin Tisher
Tanz
Battling Beau
Beau
Mr. Dace
Diamond King
Franklin Jewel
Jazz
Thoroughbred Racecard Summary From South Reach Meet
The card lists multiple races with horses such as Angy a Mbale Glu Angy a Mbale and Devious One in the early heats. Purse figures include 2000, 1100, 1400, and 4000 with listed times and fractional results. Scratched horses include Andys Nick, Clever Ohln, Sait Fury, Maw Crow, and Rilly teleheard. The fields run one mile or a pace race with horses like Emma Joy and Diamond Bill among the entries.
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Dewios
Newport
Elvins
Vine
Stele Clever
Sait Fury
Crow Sang
Red Suin
Andys
Nick
Architectural burden shadows Munich Olympic build
With one year left to the 1972 Munich Games the focus shifts from athletic prowess to the vast unfinished venues. Officials warn the tent roof and stadium complex may overshadow performances as costs soar past 358 million dollars while tickets and logistics strain organizers.
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Munich
West Germany
UPD
Sport Tuustrierie
Olympic Construction Company
Soofstone
Oberwiesenfeld
Europe
Carl Merla
Namath to Join Jets in Kansas City for Preseason Game
Jets quarterback Joe Namath returns from knee surgery to attend training camp at Al Hosta University and will accompany New York to Kansas City for Monday night preseason action. He had stitches removed and a cast on his left knee, with a full camp return planned as training continues.
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Hempstead
N.Y
UPI
Jos Hamath
New York
al Hosta University
Kansas City
Namath
Regal Case wins Del Mar Derby in turf upset
Regal Case, guided by Jorkey Howard Grant, overtook Great Career by a head in the 1 1/8 mile Del Mar Derby on turf. The gelding, consigned from Flag’s Up Marais, paid $81.40 across the board while Great Career paid $4.80 and $1.80 for place and show.
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del Mar
Calif
Howard Grant
Regal Case
Regal
Gist
Flag
Marais
Bill Shoemaker
Niagara
Chis Kara
Bobud
Jockay
Jerry Palomino
Varush Cyclist Wins Amateur Sprint at Walid Championship
Varous Morelon of Varoe defeats Russia's Sengoi Kralaiy in straight sets to win the amateur sprint title at the Walid Cycling Championships held in Italy.
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Varush
Italy
Ahalal Morelon
Varoe
Russia
Sengoi Kralaiy
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