Chiefs overwhelm Stars in 24 3 post
Kansas City Chiefs, led by 36 yard TD pass from Len Dawson and a 43 yard field goal by Jan Stenerud, beat the All-Star team 24 3 at Soldier Field. Unheralded Mike Delaney of American International booted a late 29 yard field goal for the Stars.
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Chicago
Collegians
Kansas City Chiefs
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Dennis Shaw
San Diego State
Husky Mike Delaney
American International
Springfield
Mass
Soldier Field
Chiefs
Len Dawson
Frank Pitts
Jan Stenerud
Willie Lanier
Shaw
Warren McVea
Jim Kearney
Phipps
Cleveland Browns
Shaw Buffalo Bills
Dawson
Mike Livingston
Delaney
Randy Montgomery
Weber State
Denver Broncos
Stars
Kansas City
Montgomery
Bruce Taylor
Boston U
San Francisco 49Ers
Willie Mitchell
Ted Kay
Texas
Oakland Raiders
John Isenbarger
Indiana
49Ers
Ken Burroughs
Texas Southern
New Orleans Saints
Pittsburgh
Pitts
Stenerud
McVea
Kearney
Dispute Over NFL Lockout Shows Hints of Settlement
The NFL owner players dispute persisted with a possible settlement in sight as teams debated returning to camps and exhibition games. Chiefs crushed the College All-Stars 24 3 Friday night while several teams faced cash penalties and stalled camps amid the strike.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago
NFL Players Association
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami Dolphins
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles Times
Stormy Bidwell
St. Louis Cardinals
Bidwell
Cardinals
Baltimore Colt
Mike Curtis
Little League Champs Southern Oil Win City Title
Southern Oil captured the High Point Little League baseball championship and will represent the city in district playoffs in Thomasville on August 10. The team includes players Greg White, Danny Ashe, Rick Hazelton bat boy, Charles Ashe, Keith Hazelton, Ricky Lowe, Marty McMahon, Hal West, Mike Staton, Keith Johnson, Kelvin Moore, with coach Dink Brown and assistant coach Gerald Stephens. Sponsor Woody Brinson and Tab Wood are listed.
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Southern Oil
Thomasville
Greg White
Danny Ashe
Rick Hazelton
Charles Ashe
Keith Hazelton
Ricky Lowe
Marty McMahon
Hal West
Mike Staton
Keith Johnson
Kelvin Moore
Dink Brown
Lyn Hazelton
Randy Phillips
Woody Brinson
Tab Wood
Gerald Stephens
JMY Swimming Team Dominates Region III North Carolina Meet
JMY leads Region III and state competition as Rob Dickson and Bruce Dickson set meet records and national qualifying times. Mary Montgomery and Kathy Manger post top strokes while JMU rivals struggle to keep pace at High Point City Lake Pool with 22 teams contesting three days of events.
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High Point
City Lake
Charlotte
Johnston Memorial Ymca
JMU
Robbie Dickson
North Carolina
JMY
Birmingham Swim League
Atlanta Swim Assn
Chapel Hill
Greensboro Swim Assn
Dickson
Los Angeles
Bruce Dickson
Alan Whitaker
Bruce
Kathy Manger
Memphis
Tenn
Mary Montgomery
Asheville
Mary
Molly Millis
Missy Billings
Cricket Robbins
SNS
Lea Kendrick
Jill Bolt
USA
Rob Dickson
Jim Schliestert
Tim Tucker
BHSL
Jim Schuestett
MAC
Janet Buchanan
Karen Shields
FST
Susanna Spencer
CCY
Martha Na
Georgia
Chris Mapes
Tom Berry
GSA
Ernie Dehne
Mike Eddy
ASA
Ser Meee Tao
Thtaes Ee H
Slyngs
Carol Doty
Margaret Shine
ODY
Sue Berkeley
Lewis Alien
John Bosbyshell
John Dewey
Wilson Myers
ASH
Linda Blanck
SNL
Cindy Miller
Gerry Chapman
Johnston Memorial
Greenville
S.C
Decatur Dynamos
Gayle Beitel
Lee Kendrick
Greensboro
Atlanta
Birmingham
Lorenzen Wins Pole in Dixie 500 Qualifying
Freddie Lorenzen takes the pole for the Dixie 500 at Atlanta International Raceway with a 157.624 mph lap in a new Dodge. Buddy Baker joins on the front row in a 1970 Dodge with 157.611 mph as track temps soar to 128 134 degrees. Bobby Allison battles engine trouble and Donnie Lorenzen eyes a historic sweep if he wins, aiming to join David Pearson in the triple crown year.
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Atlanta
Freddie Lorenzen
Atlanta International Raceway
Racquel Welch
Lorenzen
Dodge
Ray Fox
Ray
Buddy Baker
Baker
Bobby Allison
Allison
Marvin Panch
Bobby
Donnie
David Pearson
David
Bobby Isaac
Cale Yarborough
Mercury
Track Boycott Looms At Talladega Says Veteran Driver
Atlanta report says veteran David Pearson asked car owner John Holman to withdraw from the Talladega 500 on August 23 after a test crash. Pearson escaped injury and others warn tires may fail at the 200 mph speeds, reviving talk of another walkout at NASCAR owned Talladega.
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Atlanta
Talladega
David Pearson
John Holman
Pearson
Charlie Glotzbach
Nascar
Bill France
Goodyear Tire Co
Glotzbach
Car crashes into stands at Spencer Speedway killing four
A stock car traveling over 100 mph roared over a restraining wall and into the grandstands at Spencer Speedway in Williamson New York. Four spectators were killed and 20 to 40 injured as witnesses described the vehicle colliding with the car ahead and vaulting the barrier into the crowd.
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Williamson
N.Y
Spencer Speedway
Wayne County
Deadline Nears For Enterprise Classic Play
Tournament director Walter Poff urges all golfers to sign up at Blair Park by 5 p.m. next Wednesday for the 72 hole Enterprise Classic. The event runs August 7 8 and 15 16 with seniors and juniors in separate 36 hole plays and four person groups with strict start times. More than 200 golfers have already registered.
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Walter Poff
Blair Park
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Ben Thomas
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Decatur DeKalb Ymca
DDY
DeKalb Dynamos
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Forest Park
Georgia Cddaeves
Greenville Ymca
Erway GY
HPSC
High Point Swim Club
JST
Jesup
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Greensboro Swim
Memphis Athletic Club
DeKalbamos
D.C
Columbia Ub
Western Carolina Swim
Winston-Salem
Sun
High Point Swim
North Ae
Standingston Memorial Ymca
Chapel Minen Wl
Western Carolina Swim Assn
Winston-La Club
Raleigh
Jston Memorial Ymca
Winston-Salem Swim Club
Charlotte Centrat Ymca
High Point Enterprise
Benny Phillips
Deadline Nears
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