Morrall Leads Colts to 14-10 Halftime Edge Over All-Stars
Earl Morrall throws two touchdown passes to Ray Perkins and Tom Matte as Baltimore builds a 14 10 halftime lead at Soldier Field. Dan Pastorini struggles for the College All-Stars with limited completions as penalties and stout defense stall the attack.
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Colts
Tom Matte
O’brien
Julius Adams
Texas Southern
Jack Youngblood
Florida
Pastorini
Youth Baseball Scores Include Tri City Victory and Decatur Setback
In a youth baseball recap, Tri City defeated Decatur 4 to 1 with J Spiceland earning the win and Filling taking the loss. B Fuqua pitched for Tri City in another game where Indians faced White Sox with no hits recorded. The night featured delays from rain and a range of player lineups including Red Burns Wood and Kimbrell. The Boys Club Junior team posted a Senators contest where Wood and Rhodes pitched.
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W. Maiphius
Indians
Burt Fuqua
Ricky Allen
Eddy Wilson
Billy Wilson
Oliver Heard
White Sox
Senators
T. Wood
F. Rhodes
Chris Red
Scott Burns
Tyler Wood
Namath Eyes Better Footwork at Jets Camp
In Hempstead New York AP reports Namath focused on improving footwork after a wrist injury kept him out last season. He connected on about 65 percent of his throws in practice despite the rainout. Also All Pro DT John Elliott signed his Jets contract Friday.
Profit Signs Falcon Contract With Falcons Top Pick
Atlanta Falcons announce No 1 draft choice Joe Profit a running back from Northeast Louisiana signed a multi year contract in the six figure range. Profit to report Saturday for training camp in Greenville South Carolina after All Star game Friday night in Chicago. Louisiana State Sen Billy Brown of Monroe represented Profit in negotiations.
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Atlanta Falcons
Joe Profit
Louisiana
Falcon
Greenville
S.C
Chicago
Billy Brown
Monroe
Profit
Falcons
Jackie Stewart Sets Hot Pace at German Grand Prix Practice
Jackie Stewart piloted his Tyrell-Ford V-8 to an average speed of 116.5 mph during Friday practice in Adenau for the 33rd German Grand Prix.
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Adenau
Germany
Scotland
Jackie Stewart
Palmer Nicklaus lead with a rain delayed nine under 62 in team golf
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot a combined nine under par 62 to lead the PGA National Team Championship at Laurel Valley. They posted a one stroke edge over Orville Moody and Bruce Crampton, with Palmer scoring an eagle at the 10th and Nicklaus contributing three birdies including late birdies on 16 and 17.
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Associated Press
Ligonier, Pa
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Jack Nicklaus
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Orville Moddy
Bruce Crampton
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Bob Goalby
Art Wall
Tom Weiskopf
Bert Yancey
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Hale Irwin
Dave Stockton
Bob Lunn
Bob Payne
Les Peterson
Lee Trevino
Howie Johnson
Laurel Valley Golf Club
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Underwood, Florence Triumph In Dixie Youth Tilt
In a district Dixie Youth game Florence beats Decatur as Berry drives in a three run homer in the fifth inning. Buss Terry gave Decatur six innings allowing five hits while fanning ten.
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Decatur
Steve Meeks
Joe Speakman
Underwood
Moore
Berry
Florence
DIXIE
Russ Lindsey
Russ Ter
Lindsey
Tronsee
Gymnastics Workshop Opens at Athens College
Athens College hosts the first area gymnastics workshop beginning Monday with guest instructor Miss Janet Clough of Nashville Tennessee. Dr Albert Long head of the physical education department and workshop director notes registration at 8 30 a m and classes start at 9 a m in the Health and Physical Education Center for a five day program.
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Athens
Athens College
Janet Clough
Nashville
Indian Hills Dogfights Set at Golf Club
A dogfight event will be held at Indian Hills Golf Club every Saturday and Sunday afternoon through summer. The entry fee is $3 with teams chosen by blind draw and merchandise prizes awarded to each team member.
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Indian Hills Golf Club
Alabama Rec and Park swim dive results 1971 finals
Alabama Recreation and Park Society state swimming and diving meet results list numerous boys and girls events across age groups. Standouts include Michael Marmann and Linda Marmann in younger events, with multiple clubs such as FST CST TAL DSA JST and Auburn Tallassee Florence and Sylacauga appearing among top finishers.
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Alabama Recreation and Park Society
Michael Marmann
DSA
DP Yee Veavitt
Jimmy Potter
FST
Linda Marmann
Peggy King
CST
Carolyn Trotter
TAL
Sherrie Woods
Kim Hunt
Susan Pierce
JST
Lee Handley
Eerip
Serv Hee
Kevin Woods
Eddy Turner
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Ricky Atkins
Martin Patterson
Brad Donnelly
Kevin Barrett
Eas
Mary Davis
Kim McFall
Judy Therion
Edie Hurt
Syl Eresa Noa
Pam Richter
DST
Mary Jane Vickers
Cecilia Hodgkins
Connie Whitman
Freddie Hewitt
Eddie Sims
Mike Hannon
Joe Wolff
Tommy Stephens
Mike Weaver
Mike Waldheim
Joe Jones
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Jim Leavitt
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Patteroe
le Ann Donilon
Debbie Hunt
Cindy Bowers
Leigh Hardwick
de Medley Alee
Suzy Tucker
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Joe Warren
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Peter Hughes
Jasper
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Lori DeDuk
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Patti Shands
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Duane Thomas Keeps Cowboys Trade Fight Live
Dallas holdout Duane Thomas said he would report to training camp but changed his mind, citing spiritual reasons. He repeated demands for a trade and accused club president Tex Schramm of pressuring him, while Schramm defended the team’s stance and focus on football.
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Perkins
National Football League
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Expos top Astros in twilight opener as Bailey drives in two
Montreal Expos beat the Houston Astros 7-4 in the first game of a twilight doubleheader. Bob Bailey and Bobby Wine each drove in two runs while Ron Hunt scored on a Fairly grounder to open the scoring.
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Montreal Expos
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Ron Fairly
Hunt
Nelson
Marcelino Lopez
Senators
Elliot Maddox
Frank Howard
Jeff Burroughs
Maddox
Dick Bosman
Howard
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Bob Heise
Bobby Mitchell
Former Auburn Star Retiring from Pro Football
Former Auburn standout Bill Cody has left the Minnesota Vikings training camp and announced his retirement after five NFL seasons. Cody, who sought a trade from the Saints last season, played for Detroit briefly before four seasons with New Orleans and now aims to pursue sales or coaching opportunities.
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Bill Cody
New Orleans ‘Saints
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