Pro Football Camp Diary From Cincinnati Padder
Wilmingtons Ron Carpenter recounts his first pro travel trip with the Dolphins in Miami. He details a 20 to 10 loss, the late charter flight, and a long bus ride to camp. He praises Warfield and notes Greg Cook surgery, Wyche as likely starter, and ongoing penalties. The team faces the Cardinals in St Louis next.
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Cougars trade Bill Bunting to New York Nets
Greensboro Carolina Cougars ship 6 8 forward Bill Bunting to the New York Nets for cash and a high 1971 draft pick. Bunting averaged 4.8 points and 3.0 rebounds in 57 games, while coach Bones McKinney cites limited playing time as reason for the move and Nets coach Lou Carnesecca expresses interest in his Carolina past.
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Classic Seniors Lead Narrowed in Blair Park Round
M. J. Setzer holds a four stroke edge in the Seniors division at Blair Park after a postponed round. he shot 43 37 with two birdies to lead over Roy Wade and others. Trophies await after the final round with acting pro Walter Poff handling pickups. Competing names include Wade Shook Cliff Koontz Henry Styers and R B Pegram. Tom Case Jr. won the main Classic by five over Jay Hoover.
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Russ Craver
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Bengals Lose Greg Cook Season ends for Bengals quarterback
In a blow to Cincinnati, Greg Cook suffered a season ending shoulder injury after a spring basketball mishap and underwent a two hour operation. Joe Namath cleared to join the Jets training camp after missing two exhibitions. Ken Stabler led the Raiders past the Eagles with three touchdown passes.
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West Germany Eyes Davis Cup Crown in Cleveland Challenge
West Germany, led by Christian Kuhnke and Wilhelm Bungert, seeks its first Davis Cup victory. They defeated Spain 4-1 to reach the challenge round against the United States in Cleveland, Aug 29-31, after routing Denmark, Belgium, Russia, India, and Spain en route.
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City Net Play Rolls In High Point Tennis Tournament
The High Point City Tennis Tournament resumes at Blair Parks Courts after rain delays. Bob Bodle Jr. wins men singles 6-1 6-4, Bodle Sr. tops Hartley 6-3 6-3, mixed doubles winners include Hartleys and Quick-White, with numerous results across novice women, girls 18 under, and women events shaping up as 19 categories remain.
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Bruins end working pact with Salt Lake Golden Eagles
The Boston Bruins announced they terminated their working agreement with the Salt Lake City Golden Eagles on Monday.
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Homer By Bench Leads Reds' Win
Johnny Bench fuels Cincinnati with three hits including a three run homer lifting him to 41 homers and 121 RBIs as the Reds rout the Phillies 9-3 to stay atop the NL West. Bench ties Roy Campanella for most catcher hits in a season while Merritt and Gibson notch wins for their teams.
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Kaylyn Set For Action In Tourney
Raleigh Kaylyn from High Point will meet Lenoir's Broyhill Furniture team Thursday at 5 P m in the state fast pitch softball tournament. The local team won the district tournament to earn a berth in the state double elimination playoffs. The tournament runs Thursday through Sunday.
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Jets Welcome Namath Back After Absence
Joe Namath returns to the Jets after an absence from Hofstra camp. Coach Weeb Ewbank says the team is glad to have him and notes knee issues may affect setup drills. Namath has taped knees and had personal problems discussed with Phil Iselin but no resolution announced.
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Talladega Pole Slow Says France
Atlanta AP The new rule limits the carburetor venturi plate size and Bill France predicts a Talladega 500 pole speed of 190 to 193 mph. He says the plate controls fuel flow and fewer engine failures will cut cautions, making the 500-mile race about 15 mph faster than any prior 500.
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Woodall’s Jets tenure tested as Namath saga unfolds
Jets quarterback Woodall, Duke alum, starts two exhibitions, struggles against Atlanta after strong Buffalo showing. Coach Ewbank urges pocket discipline amid protection issues. Namath’s camp return looms, possibly reshaping depth chart with Woodall staying number one only if he stays in the pocket and improves decision making.
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