Kinard Out Vaught Back In at Ole Miss
University of Mississippi fires Billy Kinard and recalls John Vaught to be head coach and athletic director. Vaught returns after a heart condition, with Frank M. Kinard reassigned. changes take immediate effect per Chancellor Fortune. Vaught has 185 victories in 24 years, six SEC titles, and a national crown.
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Reds clinch NL West as bats back Perez Kosco in 2-1 win
Cincinnati tops San Diego 2-1 to clinch a third NL West title in four seasons. Dick Baney earned the clincher with two homers supporting by Perez and Kosco. Pirates split with Montreal as Stargell homered twice in a 5-4/3-0 twin bill. Mets remain alive with six games left.
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Landry Reaches 100 Wins In Cowboys 40 3 Win
Dallas coach Tom Landry celebrated his 100th NFL victory as the Cowboys mauled New Orleans 40 3 Monday night. Bob Lilly and Lee Roy Jordan presented him a cake and game ball, while Saints coach John North faced his first NFL winless night. Newhouse scored twice, Staubach connected on a score, and Hill added a rushing TD as Dallas moved to 13th season under Landry.
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Alabama Slips To 5th Auburn Moves Up Notch
The AP college football poll shows Southern California remains No. 1 with a 2-0 start after a 23-6 win over Georgia Tech. Nebraska, Ohio State, Michigan and Alabama hover high as LSU and Penn State move into the Top Ten. Danny Kimble of Florence State earns Gulf South Conference Offensive Player of the Week after two TD receptions in a 21-18 win over Delta State.
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Namath Not Discouraged Amid Injury With Jets
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath, hindered by a shoulder separation in the win at Baltimore, says he will not be discouraged and aims to heal without surgery. Backup Al Woodall will start, as Namath faces a likely extended absence through the 1973 season.
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Expos appoint Fanning and Renaud as vice-presidents
Montreal Expos president John McHale announces Jim Fanning as general manager and Harry Renaud as treasurer named as vice-presidents. In Indianapolis, Billyeitu kovich wins last week's Michigan 250 after a three member appeals board at USAC reverses a penalty.
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Tree wins Raise A Native Purse at Belmont in photo finish
In New York Belmont Park Top The Tree edged Champagne Charlie by a head to win the Raise A Native Purse worth 20000 dollars as Best Jim edged Clowning Around by a neck to win the Drexelbrook Purse at Atlantic City.
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Durr Upsets Casals For First Women’s Tour Win
Francois Durr of France defeats Rosemary Casals 6-4 1-6 6-4 to win the Women’s Professional Tennis Tournament in Houston. In Illinois, Tenny Svensson, son of Sweden, beats Andy Pattison 7-6 4-6 6-3 in first round Tam International singles. In Alamo, Arthur Ashe, seeded second, beats John Lloyd 6-3 6-3 in a $50,000 event.
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