Boryla Battles For Eagle Spot
Philadelphia AP Boryla fights for a bench seat with the Eagles as they open exhibition play against Atlanta under a players strike. Gabriel is not planned to play. Kim McQuilken starts for the Falcons with Bob Lee on picket duty.
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Philadelphia
Mike Boryla
Philadelphia Eagles
Boryla
Eagles
Atlanta Falcons
NFL
Roman Gabriel
Players Association
Veterans Stadium
Hagles
Mike McCormack
Gabriel
McCormack
Atlanta
Norm van Brocklin
Kim McQuilken
Pat Sullivan
Bob Lee
McQuilken
Lehigh University
Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Cincinnati Bengals
Lauda Takes European Grand Prix Pole in Germany
Niki Lauda of Austria seized the pole for Sundays European and German Grands Prix at Nuerburgring on the Eifel track with an average speed of 121.5 mph. Emerson Fittipaldi, Clay Regazzoni, and Mike Hailwood also posted strong times as Regazzoni led the field at 121.2 mph and Fittipaldi 120.5 mph. Hailwood, returning from a Friday spin that injured his legs, will start 11th.
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Lauda
Ferrari
Clay Regazzoni
Switzerland
Regazzoni
Fittipaldi
McLaren
Mike Hailwood
England
Baker Secures Pole At Pocono In Purolator 500
Buddy Baker known as The Big Kitten captured the pole position for the Purolator 500 at Pocono Raceway with a speed of 144.122 mph. Bobby Allison earned the second front row berth at 144.106 mph, with Richard Petty and David Pearson following in the second row. The article notes the drivers’ standings, car types, and engine choices, and discusses Baker’s prior Pocono pole and career prize money while highlighting ongoing championship battles between Petty, Yarborough, and Pearson.
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Buddy Baker
Big
Bobby Allison
Reading
Mount Pocono
Ford
Jeera
Matador
Ichard Petty
Dodge
F. David Pearson
Mercury
Cale Yarborough
Chavrotet
Earl Rosa
Benny Parsons
Chavrotat
Cecil Gordon
Chevrolet
Richard Childeesy
Evert Connors Lead U S Clay Court Championship Spotlight
In Indianapolis the U S Clay Court Championships open with top stars including Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors. The event runs eight days at the Racquet Club with a $130000 purse for singles and features El Evert going for a third clay crown, facing Julie Heldman and international contenders such as Nastase Borg and Orantes. Jeanne Evert joins sister Chris for the tournament.
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Springfield
Ohio
Juan Farrow
St. Louis
Bruce Nichols
Phenix
Ariz
Farrow
Larry Gottfried
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Nichols
Billy B. Maze
Orinda
Calif
Gottfried
Jai DiLouie
Dallas
Indianapolis
Jimmy Connors
Chris Evert
U.S
Connors
Belleville, Ill
Romania
Hie Nastase
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Miss Evert
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