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U S challenger Bobby Fischer closed in on the world title after the 18th game against Boris Spassky was drawn in Reykjavik. The 30 minute resumed play produced a half point draw, leaving Fischer with 10.5 points to Spassky's 7.5 with 12 total points in the match. Spassky faced a four point deficit to retain the title.
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Boris Spassky
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Spassky
Cowboys Face Season With Or Without Staubach
Dallas stars the Cowboys eye a third straight Super Bowl as Coach Tom Landry reshapes the team after Roger Staubach's shoulder injury. Craig Morton steps in while Staubach aims to return by late November, leaving questions about Duane Thomas's status and the club's depth.
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Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Landry
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Cowboys
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Duane
Staubach
Los Angeles
Craig Morton
Club
Morton
Jack Concannon
Chicago
Pat Toomay
George Andrie
Andrie
Toomay
Thomas
San Diego
Walt Garrison
Miami
Robert Newhouse
Claxton Welch
Calvin Hill
Mike Montgomery
White House snub left Owens dismayed in 1936
In Munich AP report Jesse Owens recalls a Cold War era snub by the White House after Berlin where President Roosevelt did not invite him home. He laments the lack of presidential invitation and notes athletes now receive far more royal treatment as he visits Germany as a special guest of the city.
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Hitler
Jesse Owens
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Owens
Olympic Village
Germany
Chicago
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Ariz
IOC
Knute Rockne
Tech coaches adopt wait and see approach in camp
Arkansas Tech's staff, more reserved than last fall, adopts a wait and see stance on the Wonder Boys football camp. Don Dempsey notes a strong tailback group led by Shepherd Rice and Breedlove, while defense keys on linebackers Cozens Keller Harness and a newcomer. Two-a-day drills continue as 87 candidates report, 82 remain, with scrimmages under lights at Buerkle Field ahead of Emporia State opener.
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Arkansas Tech
Don Dempsey
Tech
Dempsey
Buerkle Field
Don Sevier
John Montgomery
Ron Toothaker
Wonder Boys
Benny Shepherd
Doug Rice
Bill Breedlove
Rick Hampton
Helena
Larry Cozens
Paul Keller
Harrison
Craig Harness
Perry Goodell
Randy Bittle
Albert ‘‘Fats
Dickerson
Montgomery
Bruce Duderstadt
Kent Bartlett
Mark Wilkerson
AIC
Emporia State
Emporia
Taiwan set for Little League final clash in Williamsport
Taiwan’s Little League World Series team advanced to Saturday’s final by routing Pearl City Hawaii 9-1, riding Lin Hur’s pitching gem and key hits as Hammond Ind. earned its spot with a 10-7 win over San Juan Puerto Rico. The final rekindles a 1971 rematch vibe, contrasting Taiwan’s precise game plan with Hammond’s power surge.
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Lin Hsin-chang
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Chicago
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Tables
The schedule lists Solunar periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport opportunities.
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Richard Alden Knight
Broyles Sees Flat Arkansas Pad Practice
Arkansas Razorbacks coach Frank Broyles criticizes the first padded workout as lacking fire and effort. He notes the defense stood around, the B team won most battles, and several players are injured while Jim Benton tested at end. The team opens season September 9 versus Southern California.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Jim Benton
Danny Rhodes
John Moseley
Tom Reed
Razorbacks
Southern
California
Reds blank Expos as Torre shifts to third base
In Cincinnati, Joe Torre moved from catcher to third, homering for his 29th of the year in a 6-0 Reds win over Montreal. Jack Billingham threw a six-hitter for the shutout, while the Expos misplayed three errors. Texas and Milwaukee split a doubleheader with varied outcomes in the AL.
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Torre
Johnny Bench
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Reds
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Milwaukee
Bill Plummer
Sparky Anderson
Expos
Jack Billingham
Redskins face quarterback dilemma under George Allen
Washington coach George Allen weighs Billy Kilmer against Sonny Jurgensen as starter for the Redskins in a preseason tied to strong wins. Kilmer and Jurgensen post big numbers in three exhibition victories, signaling a tough decision as NFL teams watch.
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Washington Redskins
George Allen
National Football League
Allen
Billy Kilmer
Sonny Jurgensen
Jurgensen
Kilmer
Redskins
Washington
Baltimore
Denver
Philadelphia
Detroit Lions
Giants Look For Turnaround In West After Mixed 1971 Finish
National League West preview notes the 1971 Giants under Willie Mays and sustaining stars like McCovey and Kingman face pitching questions. Marichal remains the ace but Achilles include McDowell and rotation depth. bullpen led by Jerry Johnson. Offense features McCovey and Mays backed by Fuentes Kingman and Bonds, with Dietz Dietz and Gibson handling catching. Predicted finish: fifth in the West.
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Dodgers
Gaylord “Orry
Sam McDowell
Marichal
McDowell
Cleveland
John Cumberland
Ron Bryant
Don Carruthers
Jim Willoughby
Phoenix
Jerry Johnson
Bobby Bonds
Mays
Ken Henderson
Kingman
Dick Dietz
Russ Gibson
Fran Healy
Major League Baseball Roundup and Leaders
National and American league standings, with Texas and Milwaukee results. Thursday results include Texas 4 3 over Milwaukee 1 4. Upcoming schedule lists games across both leagues with key pitchers and batters named. American leaders include Rudi and D All en in runs batted in, and Nolan, Carlton among top pitchers and hitters.
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Colbert
Three player chess board patent by Rochester student
Rochester NY. University of Rochester sophomore Robert Zubrin, 19, of Great Neck Long Island, has received a patent for a three player chess board setup. The invention aims to make the game harder by allowing two weaker players to ally against a superior player and seek a balance among three sides.
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N.Y
UPI
University of Rochester
Robert Zubrin
Great Neck
Long Island
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