Dallas Cowboys Rout All Stars In 20 7 Victory
Dallas Cowboys backup quarterback Craig Morton sparked a 20 7 win over the College All Stars as Staubach and Morton connected for two touchdowns and Mike Clark opened with an 80 yard field goal. Pat Sullivan entered late for the Stars but their offense struggled until an 80 yard drive led by Sullivan’s 13 yard fourth down pass to Mike Siani. LSU’s Tommy Casanova spearheaded the All Star defense, while Bob Hayes and Ron Sellers contributed for Dallas.
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Robert Newhouse
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Villanova
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Newhouse
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Tommy
Casanova
Tom Darden
Michigan
Tom Myers
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Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
Jett Siemon
Stanford
Mike Keller
Sherman White
California
Pete Lazatich
John Mendenhall
Grambling
Larry Jacobson
Nebraska
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Yom Landry
Alstars
Slow-Pitch Is All-Scott Affair Now
In Scott City the district women slow-pitch championship features Vickers of Scott City vs BMW Agri-Farm Center at 8 p.m. with Vickers unbeaten and nine teams in the field. If needed a 9 p.m. tiebreaker follows and both finalists advance to the state tournament in Topeka August 4 5 and 6.
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Topeka
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Bold Reasoning Returns to Racing After Sinus Troubles
Sinus plagued Bold Reasoning, a big money winner, resumes racing after halting his 1971 campaign due to sinus trouble. The standout horse continues to compete as an elite entry in major races, drawing attention from owners, trainers, and racing communities.
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Bold Reasoning
All star selections named for major minor and garden leagues
Three all star rosters are announced for local youth leagues with final voting by league umpires. The list includes players from the Majors, Minors, and Garden Leagues such as Bret Brungardt Kevin Roth Johnny Rupp and Emmy Frazier among others, with omissions noted like Michelle Spires from the Coyotes.
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Michelle Spires
Coyotes
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Cheroleas
Bret Brungardt
Yanks
Kevin Roth
Ahhletics
Johnny Rupp
Athletics
Scott Pratt
Indians
James Frazier
Royals
Tim Crossland
Jets
Leonard Hernandez
Ernest Hernandez
Cowboys
Wayne Mouser
Pilots
City Rec Weight Lifting Starts Monday
City Recreation Department opens its annual weightlifting program for boys of all ages starting Monday. Sessions run daily at 7 am in the high school gymnasium with no charge. Directed by Fayne Henson and Wayne Shagaard to condition football players for the upcoming season. Routines include running, jumping rope, agility drills, and use of weight machines.
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Wayne Shagaard
Chmelka wins Gar den City women’s club championship
Marolyn Chmelka defeated Peggy Mayo in a sudden death playoff to win the Gar den City Country Club women’s championship on a scratch basis. The one day event, held Tuesday during regular ladies day, had Chmelka 82 and Mayo 82 after regulation. Raye Eisner finished third with 91.
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Garden City Country Club
GOCC
Lamoine Jones
Frances Cox
Alice Stone
Marence Namiga
Kay Wells
Blanche Salyer
Joyce Boone
Doris Sloan
Gen Stoner
FWAA Elects Officers At Chicago Meeting
St Burick of Dayton Daily News elected president of the Football Writers Association of America. Tom McEwen of Tampa and Steve Weller of Buffalo chosen first and second vice presidents. Bert McGrane re-elected secretary treasurer and Sid Hartman named press secretary.
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St Burick
Dayton, Ohio
Daily News
Football Writers Association of America
FWAA
Tom McEwen
Tampa, Fla
Trione
Steve Weller
Buffalo Evening News
Bert McGrane
Are
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Minneapolis Tribune
Shawnees win double elimination minor league championship
The Shawnees claimed the annual post season Minor League title after escaping the losers bracket. They beat the Pawnees 14-6 to force an extra game and then defeated them 12-2 at Clint Lightner Field to seal the championship. Kanzas finished third and Apaches fourth among ten teams.
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Shawnees
Kianzas
Kanaag
Giants win in Prep League as giants head to title
Prep League semifinals at the reservoir day saw the Giants beat the Vikings 20 14 to reach at least a second place finish. The Sons edged the Aggies 19 18 eliminating them from the tourney. A Spurs Vikings losers bracket clash looms at 6 p.m with a Sunday finale possible for the title depending on Giants’ outcome.
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Browns
Sumdray
Giants
Vikings
Sons
Aggies
Spurs
Spur
Skyline League Action Opens Postseason Tournament
Skyline League action starts Sunday afternoon in the annual postseason tournament here, kicking off a schedule of games that will decide league standings and potential playoff positions.
Shriners win K-18 League crown in playoff
The Shriners defeated Sublette 8 to 5 at Clint Lightner Field to clinch the 1972 I-18 League K-18 baseball title. Both teams finished regular season at 11-3 in an eight team league. Managers are Bob Jones and George Yturriago with Kenny Davis listed. The clubs advance to district playoffs against Great Plains League winners in a best two of three series beginning Tuesday night.
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Cleaver Field
Eagles
Bob Brungardt
Cames
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Shriners
Sublette
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Bob Jones
George ‘Yturriago
Kenny Davis
K-18 Assn
Great Plains League
Liberal Hutchinson Baseball Final Rescheduled
The Liberal and Hutchinson final in the Kansas Baseball tournament was postponed by rain Friday night and rescheduled to 1 p.m. today. Hutchinson had loaded bases with none out in the second inning when the downpour halted play.
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Wichita, Kan
Liberal
Hutchinson
Five District Five men's slow-pitch action underway
Twenty teams entered the four-day district tournament at Fansler Field with th e top three clubs advancing to the sub state. Friday featured a losers bracket upset Pepsi Cola over Knights of Columbus 13 to 9 and four winners bracket quarterfinals. Semifinals pitted Club 45 vs Keller Leopold and Ehresman Packing vs Kinney Glass with Sunday wrap set to start in the afternoon.
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Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Keller-Leopold
Ehresman
Ten Wrestlers Advance to Second Challenge Round
Ten wrestlers moved from the first Olympic trials challenge round in Minneapolis to face second-place finishers from Anoka. Winners advance to the Munich Olympics. the final challenge round is Tuesday. Upsets highlighted the day with Mike Young over Larry Morgan at 126.5 lb, Buck Deadrich eliminating Vincent Paolana at 220 lb, Andreg Hicks beating Jeff Callard at 163 lb, and Geoff Baum advancing by forfeit after Steve DeVries was injured.
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Anoka
United States
Mike Young
Boise
Idaho
Larry Morgan
Bakersfield
Calif
Buck Deadrich
San Leandro
Vincent Paolana
North Belmore
N.Y
Andreg Hicks
Oklahoma City
Tewth
Jeff Callard
Mid‘west City
Okla
Geoff Baum
Allentown
Steve DeVries
Rochester
Carlton Keeps Hot Streak With 4-Hit Game Over Cubs
Phillies ace Steve Carlton pitched a four-hitter in a 2-0 win over the Chicago Cubs, extending his club record winning streak to 10 games. Bill Stoneman dominated the St. Louis Cardinals in Montreal, ending Bob Gibson’s 11-game win streak. Fred Gladding hit his first home run in two years for the Astros in the Dome. Pirates edged Mets 3-1 as Stargell drove in key runs, widening the NL East lead to 64 games.
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Twins
A's
White Sox
Famed pitchers Perry and Allen pace tense baseball night
Gaylord Perry sizzled for Cleveland with a six hitter and a tie breaking bunt as the Indians beat Baltimore 4 1 in ten innings. Ike Allen belted a two run homer for Chicago to spark a 5 0 win over Kansas City while multiple AL and NL games produced tight finishes and late heroics from Reynolds Killebrew and others.
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Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Mickey Lalich
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Dick Drago
Garden City golfers compete in Kansas Youth Classic
Garden City sent four entrants Jay Benson Glen Braun Richard Schoeckly and Steve Leonard to the Kansas Insurance Youth Golf Classic in Wichita. The state event at the Wichita State University Crestview layout drew 60 youths from 20 local tournaments. Top eight earned berths to the National Tollstone Golf Classic. Scott Day of Rolling Hills won with 147 strokes, while Jack Goss was runner up at 149.
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New Crestview Country Club
Wichita
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Scott Day
Rolling Hills Country Club
Day
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Rolling Hills
Jack Goss
Pitching Leaders Highlight 1971 ERA Stars
Tom Seaver of the New York Mets posted a 1.76 ERA in 1971, the best in the National League, while Vida Blue of Oakland led the American League with a 1.82 ERA.
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New York Mets
Vida Blue
Oakland
Standings and results mix of baseball games and schedules
A dense doubleheader style summary lists Friday and Sunday's results for MLB teams Milwaukee Chicago Boston Texas New York Cleveland Baltimore and others, with standings for the National League East and West, occasional postponed games, and upcoming schedule notes. The odds against drawing a royal flush in poker are cited as 649733 to one.
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Detroit
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Thaouston
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Angeles
Houston
Caldwell
Nolen
Twineight
Wise
Hands
Blass
L. ‘Walken
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Fryman
Twinight
Reberger
Garrithers
Kelly
Neikro
Sutton
Reuss
Torrez
Gentry
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