Aaron belts two homers as Braves beat Cardinals 8 5
Hank Aaron hit two home runs and drove in six as the Atlanta Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 8 5. Aaron connected off Steve Carlton for a two run shot in the third and a three run blast in the seventh to lift his season total to 35 and career RBI to 1 935, moving past Ty Cobb for fourth on the all time list.
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Jose Cruz
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Ty Cobb
Cowboys Lose Alworth To Rib Injuries In Narrow Win
Lance Alworth fractures three ribs and will miss three to six weeks after the Dallas Cowboys 16-15 victory over Cleveland. Cornerback Marck Washington sprained his right knee and is out three to four weeks. Two veterans also suffered injuries that could affect the Thursday game at Houston.
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Florida land and homesite offered near Panama City
A Florida real estate ad promotes Sunny Hills by Mackle builders for vacations or retirement. It markets land and a combined home and homesite at 14 600, FHA financing available, located 30 miles north of Panama City on highway 77 with fishing golf and hunting nearby. Contact Martin & Spearman Florida Properties in Huntsville Alabama for details.
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Kinard, Rebs Get Serious at Ole Miss Preseason Camp
University of Mississippi opens fall drills under new head coach Billy Kinard with about 100 candidates in two a day sessions. Kinard replaces John Vaught and reviews position changes while eyeing a Sept. 11 opener with California State at Long Beach in Jackson.
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Stan Moley
Larry Northam
Samford Bulldogs Begin 1971 Preseason Drills
Samford University starts its 66th football season with about 70 prospective players reporting for pre season drills. Coach Wayne Grubb aims to improve on the 5-5 record from last year as 34 of 41 lettermen return and leaders like Mike Cobb Waylon Trammell and Larry Cox help form the offense with key defensive standouts named.
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Gardner Jett Leads Auburn Kick Scoring Second in Nation
Auburn place kicking specialist Gardner Jett finished second in the nation in kick scoring in 1970 with 7.1 points per game. He earned a spot on the Associated Press All SEC team as a non scholarship player.
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Jacksonville State Stack Deck for 1971 Football Season
Jacksonville State, led by coach Charley Pell, brings 74 players to fall drills with 37 lettermen including 18 starters. The Gamecocks return a solid defense and eight of 11 offensive regulars as they prepare to throw more passes this season. They open Sept. 11 at Anniston versus Livingston.
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California Placed On Probation By NCAA
The NCAA placed the University of California on probation for post season competition for at least one year and rejected UCLA’s appeal of James McAlister’s ineligibility. Cal was censured for admitting Isaac Curtis under the 1.6 rule due to a clerical error. McAlister will be ineligible next school year. UCLA faces no penalty.
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Reds lament Granger as Mets nip them in extra innings
Cincinnati, the defending NL champion, saw relief pitcher Wayne Granger suffer three losses in his first three innings of work. The Mets won 4-3 in 11 innings on a passed ball turned wild pitch, then 1-0 in 11 innings behind Jerry Grote's homer.
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