Cuttown time hits NEL teams in early rosters
NFL cutdown day trims rosters nationwide with teams aiming to reach 60 players, many veterans and rookies facing tough decisions after weeks of training camp. Notable cuts include Doug Cunningham, Tim Paulus, and Dean Carlson, while ex Giants rookie Bob Hammond impresses in preseason action and moves up the depth chart. Washington and Los Angeles shed multiple players as coaches weigh crowded rosters and prospects across the league.
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Rangers, Brewers split Texas League doubleheader in tough week
In a Texas League doubleheader, San Antonio edged Midland 2-1 to grab a share of the day. Alexandria beat Lafayette as Max Olivares drove in three, while Miguel Alvarez, a 17 year old rookie, yielded six Midland hits in his first league start.
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Solunar Tables and Arkansas Travelers Highlights
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's tables guide fishing and hunting timing. The ARK Travelers end scoring drought with two runs in the second inning of the nightcap and John Young belts his 13th homer in the fifth.
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Tennis Tourney at Fair Park
The Parks and Recreation Department sponsors a tennis tournament at Fair Park from August 18 to 23. Events include singles doubles and mixed doubles with divisions by sex and age. Entry is 1 dollar for adults 50 cents for students per player per event. entries accepted at the department offices 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. For details call 777-8611.
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Dolphins face Raiders opener reshaping after Csonka exit
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula remains optimistic that the team can reach the Super Bowl despite losing Larry Csonka and three others to the World Football League. He notes a need for a new offensive identity while returning stars like Bob Griese Nat Moore and Mercury Morris. The defense also aims to rebound after last year’s point increase, with key veterans and new coordinator adjustments. The Sept. 22 opener at Oakland looms as a test of how quickly Shula’s rebuilt attack and resilient defense can gel.
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Tigers slump worsens as Reds, Dodgers sweep leagues
In a multi league roundup, Cincinnati Reds beat Chicago Cubs 9-3 behind Johnny Bench baserunning and key RBIs, while Pete Rose and Ken Griffey helped the comeback. Dodgers, Pirates, Giants, Astros and Mets also won. Tigers suffer 16th straight loss after a 7-0 output to Texas and Perry. Elsewhere, A’s top Red Sox 4-3, Orioles top Royals 4-0, Angels thump Yankees 8-1, and Twins rally past Brewers 8-7 with Soderholm and Braun homers.
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Jim Todd
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Don Baylor
Cuellar
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George Brett
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Frank Tanana
Nolan Ryan
NCAA considers TV revenue plan to cut college athletics costs
Chicago AP. NCAA officials review a proposal by Long Beach State president Dr Stephen Horn to share television riches with smaller programs. Horn cites only 10 percent of big schools profit from football and urges 50 percent of TV revenues to Division I, 25 percent to Division II and III. The council weighs 73 financial resolutions ahead of a Special Convention in Chicago.
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Michigan State
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Summary
Standings show Baltimore 4, Kansas City 0. Texas 7, Detroit 0. Minnesota 8, Milwaukee 7. California 8, New York 1. Oakland 4, Boston 3. Tuesday games list Kansas City at Baltimore and multiple matchups with pitchers and records. Wednesday games include Kansas City at Baltimore and Texas at Detroit among others.
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