Cowboys Favored In All-Star Game At Soldier Field
The Dallas Cowboys, NFL champions, sit as almost a three-touchdown favorite to beat Nebraskas Bob Devaneys All-Star squad in the 39th All-Star Football Game at Soldier Field televised by ABC at 9 p.m. ET. Devaney relies on his Cornhusker staff and stars led by quarterback Jerry Tagge for a tough challenge. Landry notes two Nebraska quarterbacks may run the I formation, a potential edge for the opponent. The NFL preseason opens with Kansas City at Cleveland and Hall of Fame inductions set for Canton. Philadelphia claims Doug Woodlief off waivers as Houston repositions players. Jim Marshall reports no setback after ankle surgery.
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Hall of Fame Game Preview in Canton
Hank Stram to start most Chiefs veterans against the Giants in the Hall of Fame Game while Alex Webster hopes for a Giants comeback. Four immortals join the Hall including Lamar Hunt Gino Marchetti Ollie Matson and Clarence Ace Parker as the ceremony grows to 74 inductees. Stram tweaks lineup due to injuries Bell and Brown out with strep throat and pulled thigh. Stein and Young to start in those spots.
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Carnations win post season Garden League meet title
The Carnations defeated the Orchids 32 45 to win the annual post season girls tee ball tournament at the reservoir finishing unbeaten. Darlene Wallace coaches the champions who earlier placed 11 3 in regular season. Orchids coached by Pat Avila were league winners at 12 2. Daisies third Roses fourth.
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Dighton Charmane Smith to two national events
Dighton's Charmane Smith, 15, earns trips to two national meets after strong showings at Poplar Bluff. She wins the 100 and 220 at the Region 8 AAU Junior Olympics trials earning gold medals, and qualifies for the Spokane AAU Junior Olympics. She also earns a trip to Bowling Green for the National Jaycees Meet after state success.
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Four Still in District Four Slow-Pitch Tourney
Scott City Vickers remains top seed after a 7-2 win over BMW Agri-Fram Center in the winners bracket. Newsom IGA Store of Dighton eliminated Healy Co-op 12-11, while Ness City Hembree beat Scott City Marcy. Tonight two losers-bracket games trim field to two for Saturday finals.
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Nebraska Predicted To Repeat As Big Eight Champion
In Kansas City AP poll results, Nebraska received 40 first place votes and 644 points to lead Colorado 610 and Oklahoma 582. Iowa State 397, Kansas State 363, Oklahoma State 192, Kansas 191, Missouri 186. The Cornhuskers went 12-0 last season and have won or shared seven of nine league titles.
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District Slow Pitch Here Three of Five Easy Victories
Three of the five opening round games of the annual district men's slow pitch softball tournament here Thursday.
Nicklaus Hopeful to Defend PGA Title in Birmingham
Jack Nicklaus, recovering from an infected finger and scheduled for release from University Hospital, hopes to defend his PGA national championship in Birmingham, Michigan next week after choosing surgery. He withdrew from the $200,000 PGA Team Championship in Ligoner, Pennsylvania, with Arnold Palmer replacing him. Palmer selected Jack Lewis to partner in the event.
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Standings and Results From National and American Leagues
The standings show Pittsburgh leading the National League with 56 wins and 34 losses, followed by New York and St. Louis. In the American League, Detroit leads with 53 wins and 37 losses, with Baltimore and Boston close behind. Thursday results include Cincinnati over San Diego and St. Louis over Montreal in NL play, and New York beating Boston in the AL.
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Veterans Aaron and Coody lead PGA National Team Championship
In Ligonier Pennsylvania Tommy Aaron and Charles Coody opened with a 62 to lead the 72 hole event at Laurel Valley. Arnold Palmer and Jack Lewis shot 66 to sit among the contenders while Nicklaus withdrew after finger surgery.
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Immortality Pursuit Unfolds In Doubleheader Night
Nolan Ryan and Stan Bahnsen each flirted with no hitters but exited with mixed results as the Angels beat the Rangers 5-0 and the Royals defeated the White Sox 3-0 in game two. Pirates, Mets and several AL teams also won or split, while Bench led the majors with 24th homers tying for the lead.
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