Limited Duty Slated for A Manning in Saints Debut
The Associated Press reports Archie Manning, the Saints No 1 draft pick from Mississippi, will have limited duty behind Idd Harvett in New Orleans vs Buffalo Hills tonight. Dennis Shaw will lead the Bills, with O J Simpson in the run game.
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Rematch likely as Pass Catcher meets Jim French at Monmouth
The Belmont Stakes contenders Pass Catcher and Jim French renew rivalry in the Monmouth Handicap, a 1 1/8 mile race for 3-year-olds with Pass Catcher carrying 124 pounds and Jim French 126 as anticipation builds for a possible upset. Other notable races include the Whitney at Saratoga and the Signature at Liberty Bell, with Classic contenders like Shuvee and Never Bow in the mix.
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Springdale Man Shoots One Over Par in Akron Round
R H Sikes of Springdale Arkansas posted a one over par 71 in the opening round of the $150,000 American Golf Classic in Akron Ohio. Richard Crawford of Little Rock Arkansas and Miller Barber of Texarkana shot 72 and 73 respectively. Mike Hill and Jerry Heard led early at Philadelphia Oakland. Other cities Denver St Louis Atlanta and Pittsburgh were not scheduled.
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Solunar Tables and hunting advice from Knight
Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES urges planning days around prime fishing and hunting windows. The note suggests choosing days with dead territory fishing or good cover to maximize sport opportunities.
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United States wins 20 track golds at Pan Am Games
USA track stars swept 20 of 24 men’s track golds as Cuba and Jamaica battled for medals amid crowd unrest. Frank Shorter won the marathon and 10,000 meters. Sherry Calvert and Roberta Brown led American women in field events. Susie Atwood and Frank Heckle set multiple targets for swimming medals as the Western Hemisphere Olympics stretch run begins.
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Royals Otis Powers Royals Rally To Beat Twins 7 4
Kansas City Royals center fielder Amos Otis drove in three with a decisive three run double in a seventh inning rally lifting Kansas City to a 7 4 victory over Minnesota. Bob Lemon praised Otis after the game noting his strong defense and hitting as the Royals climbed in the AL standings.
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Gunter and Durr Reach VirginIa Slims Quarterfinals
In Houston, third seed Francoise Durr of France and fourth seed Nancy Richey Gunter of San Angelo, Texas advanced to the quarterfinals of the $40,000 Virginia Slims International tennis tournament. Gunter defeated Valerie Ziegenfuss of San Diego 6-1 6-4, breaking Ziegenfuss’s serve.
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Marichal Loses As Cardinals Edge Giants 3-2
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal remained winless since June 23, charged with a 3-2 defeat as St. Louis pounded his lead and moved a game closer in the NL standings. Reggie Cleveland earned the win for the Cardinals while Alou drove in the final run on a sacrifice fly. Jose Cruz hit his fourth homer for the Giants in a tight night of baseball.
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Hill and Heard Lead American Golf Classic After First Round
Mike Hill and Jerry Heard shot three under par 67s on Firestone South, each needing 31 putts to grab a one stroke lead over Gay Brewer and Fred Marti. Brewer aided Hill with a putting tip that cut Hill's long yearlong issue, while Heard kept bogey free with three birdies.
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