Don Hutson Named to All Star Team of the Decade
Associated Press reports Don Hutson and Archie Herber named to NFL's second decade team honoring the league's first half century. Hutson, a Green Bay recipient, set 1930s passing benchmarks and 488 receptions for 7,991 yards and 100 touchdowns, while Herber added 8,033 passing yards though his records are incomplete. The NFL and Simon and Schuster publish The First Fifty Years to mark the 50th anniversary with five decade teams and an all time NFL team.
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Buckets) Goldenberg
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Dutch) Clar
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Tuffy) Leemans
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No Decision Yet for Pro Cagers
The NBA and ABA faced a stalled rift as the season nears. Commissioner Walter Kennedy cited a breach of good faith after Gardner failed to notify the NBA of Cunningham’s signing with Carolina Cougars. Gardner said Cunningham will join in the 1971 72 season, while Haywood’s ABA move and other star negotiations loom.
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Solunar Tables Schedule for Prime Fishing and Hunting
The Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days around peak activity. Use these times to fish in favorable waters or hunt in productive cover, maximizing chances to enjoy the best sport each day offers.
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Bobcats Return to Practice After Two-A-Days
Star Sportswriter Ralph Bouton reports the Hope Bobcats resumed practice after two-a-day sessions. Coach Ronnie Higgins calls drills light and defensive focus dominates as players rehearse blocking and technique. About 40 players, including 16 from Yerger High consolidation, are on the squad. individual names are withheld pending the first home game September 12 versus Prescott Curley Wolves.
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Card Gridders Strongest in 4 Years
The St. Louis Cardinals plan a determined bid for the National Football League Century Division title as they field what may be their strongest team in four years. Key veterans return from military service, including quarterback Charley Johnson and linebacker Larry Stallings, while John Gilliam joins as a new receiver. The offense centers on Hart and Johnson with a solid line and improved pass defense, though quarterback decisions may hinge on preseason form.
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Reds Ride Power To Take NL West Second Place
Cincinnati nipped the Chicago Cubs 9-8 to move into second place in the NL West by percentage points, Vernon Perez homered twice, Lee Maye hit a solo shot, and Johnny Bench drove in two on a key double. Cubs rallied in the ninth but Paul Popovich’s liner was snagged by Bobby Tolan for the final out as Gary Nolan got the win.
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Dayan the top Hambletonian contender at Du Quoin
Dayan a 3 year old trotter bred from Hickory Smoke leads several favorites in the Hambletonian at Du Quoin. He has 14 starts this year with eight wins and $75,417 earned. Lindys Pride Gun Runner and The Prophet also loom as challengers in the $124,910 race.
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Pro Charts Murray Older Passes in Early Vets Test
Pro Charts Murray Older shows scarred by campaigns yet tests well in arm. Earl Marrall, 35, exceeds him. Shula keeps fingers crossed. Receivers shine with Mackey Richardson Hinton. tight ends pairing eyed for blocking. Offense hinges on knee healing Hill, Dunn pickup, fullback Cole. defense mixed, Curtis leading linebackers. Coastal prediction notes midseason doubt amid aging unit
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Montreal Fails to Draw Crowd in Pro Football Test
The Jets and Raiders clash drew sparse crowds in Montreal as Oakland beat New York 24-6 while Detroit topped Boston 22-9 in an interleague game. Namath watched from the bench after early misplays, Blanda led a late Raiders rally, and officials expect a better turnout for the September 11 Giants-Steelers date as city leaders pledge patience.
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