OJ Simpson Set for Big Night Against Colts
The Associated Press reports a night of NFL exhibitions features OJ Simpson with the Bills facing the Baltimore Colts at the Astrodome, while Houston plays Chicago and other interleague games spark a busy weekend lineup. Coaches note limited duty for several signal callers as teams seek solid late-summer form.
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Cincinnati and Atlanta Weeknight Games and Standings Update
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Atlanta at St Louis led a busy slate with Chicago and Detroit scores noted. American League East standings show Baltimore leading, Detroit and Boston chasing, while Minnesota and Oakland top the West as California and Cleveland trails. Thursday results included California beating Baltimore 2-0 and Detroit defeating Seattle 7-6. Sunday schedules feature Baltimore Oakland and Washington Kansas City matchups.
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TOMS relief shuts Raleigh Durham rally in 9th
TOMS came on in relief with two men on base in the ninth and snuffed out a Raleigh-Dur ham rally as Winston-Salem edged the Phillies 43 at Dur ham. Lynchburg routed Burling ton 11-5 at Lynchburg. Winston edged Rocky Mount 43 in the first game of a doubleheader at Rocky Mount. The home team came back to take the scheduled seven-in ning nightcap 21 in nine in nings. Kinston scored four runs in the first inning of the opening game and made it stand up. Tonight's games: Peninsula at Red Springs, Kinston at Durham, Hi-Toms at Winston- Salem, Burlington at Salem and Rocky Mount at Lynch-
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Baker Near Record as Rain Delays Talladega Run
Buddy Baker of Charlotte North Carolina came within a fraction of a second of an unofficial stock car speed record at Talladega Alabama as light rain dampened the track during Thursday’s run.
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White Sox Not Having Any Fun at a Tough Season
CHICAGO AP The Chicago White Sox endure a despairing season with poor results and dwindling crowds. Manager Don Gutteridge, 67, remains hopeful and reflects on his long career, Lopez era, and recent upheavals in the front office as the team sinks to last in the AL West and struggles with pitching failures.
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Isaac Cops 10th Race Victory at South Boston
Bobby Isaac of Catawba North Carolina won a 100 mile NASCAR Grand National race at South Boston Speedway setting a track speed record of 77 mph. It was Isaac's 10th stock car win of the season with David Pearson and Richard Petty following in second and third. James Hylton Elmo Langley and Bill Seiffert also placed high.
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Softball Tourney Opens at Harvell Park Night 1 Schedule
The High Point Invitational slow pitch tournament starts at Harvell Park with eight games tonight. At 6 on field 1 Davis Peele Dry Wall faces Heritage Furniture. 7 on field 1 Otts Tavern meets Pettys All Stars. 7 on field 2 Boys Club plays First Baptist Bombers. 8 on field 1 Otis Petty winner meets Carolina Tar Heels. 8 on field 2 Davis Peele Heritage winner against Dinette Parts. 9 on field 1 Hateras Yacht vs Pure Oil Asheboro. 9 on field 2 winner Boys Club First Baptist Bombers vs Enterprise. 10 on field 1 winner Hatteras Yacht Pure Oil plays Mullins Heating.
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Pearson and Petty Enter Myers Brothers Stock Car Race
Winston Salem AP says NASCAR Grand National leader David Pearson and runnerup Richard Petty are entered in tonight’s 62% mile Myers Brothers stock car race at Bowman Gray Stadium. Also in the 24-car field for the 250 laps is Bobby Isaac, who just claimed his 10th win of the season in a 100 mile race at Ess Boston, Virginia, and stands seventh in points.
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Browns Face QB Questions in Pro Football Preview
Cleveland awaits a solution at quarterback as Jerry Rhome Bill Nelson and Frank Ryan contend for the job amid injuries and pass-arm concerns. Leroy Kelly Leads running attack with talent around a veteran line while rookies and new backs challenge for depth.
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