NFL Roundup Ax Falls on Rookies and Veterans
In NFL training camps the contract standstill widens with Washington star Duane Thomas and Marv Fleming holding out while Joe Namath shows up for Jets camp. Dallas legend Bob Lilly retires, New England drafts Rod Shoate passes All-Star camp, and Giants cut 15 players. In Arkansas, four Fayetteville youths set a world doubles tennis record of 48 hours, shortest of 43 hours 51 minutes.
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Thomas
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Marv Fleming
George Allen
Redskins
Dickinson College
Carlisle
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Washington Star
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Fleming
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Joe Namath
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Bob Lilly
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Rod Shoate
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Shoate
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Gary Pettingrew
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Philadelphia
Rick Arrington
Pettingrew
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Scott Hunter
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Walters
Fayetteville, Ark
Fayetteville
Baseball Standings and Results From Weekend Schedule
Standings and results from multiple games and upcoming showings. Teams like Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Kansas City New York Minnesota Baltimore Oakland California Cleveland Boston Texas St. Louis San Diego Cincinnati Philadelphia Atlanta Montreal Houston New York St. Louis San Diego Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburgh San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee Oakland Baltimore New York Minnesota Texas Boston California Cleveland Detroit Oakland Milwaukee Chicago New York Minnesota Boston Texas Oakland Detroit Kansas City Milwaukee California Baltimore New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Cleveland Texas Oakland Detroit Kansas City Milwaukee California Baltimore New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Cleveland Texas.
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Darcy
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Schueler
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Easterly
Montreal
Warthen
Houston Forsch
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Stone
Rasmussen
Strom
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Reuschel
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Messersmith
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I Candelaria
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Barr
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Boston
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Milwaukee
Baltimore
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Cleveland
Oakland
S.francisco
Kansas City
Texas
California
Minnesota
Solunar Tables Plan Your Fishing and Hunting
The schedule of Solunar Periods taken from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES advises planning days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to maximize sport potential each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Blevins Defeats Corn Belt In Final Meet Of Year
Blevins beat Corn Belt 9 to 7 on Saturday to finish 9-6, placing second while Corn Belt owns 12-3 for first. D Myrich Morton Pickett Stone Campbell Tomlin led Blevins with 12 hits. Bishop Vickers Elledge Bryan led Corn Belt with five. Bishop hit the first Nece Ball Park homer in the first inning. the ball was awarded to him. Morton earned the win with eight strikeouts. Blevins expect seven starters back next season.
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Blevins
Corn Belt
Pictcher
Jerry Don Morton
National Bass Championship at Millwood 1975
The National Bass Fishing Championship will be conducted at Lake Millwood in southwestern Arkansas on Sunday August 3. The $4,500 event has 300 entries with a $1,500 first prize for the heaviest stringer of largemouth bass. Top names from competitive angling are expected to enter the $15 entry event.
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Millwood
Saratoga Landing
Millwood Inn
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P.O
West Fork
Boggs defends world springboard title in Cali
Phil Boggs begins defense of his world springboard diving title with Micki King on site in Cali Colombia as the United States targets a higher finish. Russian contender Kalinina dazzles with a 70 point dive and wins gold, Tatiana Volynkina takes silver, Christine Loock earns bronze.
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Phil Boggs
Micki King
United States
Boggs
Miss Kalinina
Tatiana Volynkina
Soviet Union
Christine Loock
Fort Worth
Tex
Christa Kohler
East Germany
Texarkana picks Henry Moore II for Game and Fish post
Henry Moore II, 43, of Texarkana, was appointed July 3 to a seven year term on the state Game and Fish Commission by Governor Pryor. Moore replaces Joe D. Scott, who retired June 30 after seven years. He is a Presbyterian, a bank director, chamber member, and Ducks Unlimited sponsor. Moore manages farm and timber interests in Miller and Lafayette Counties and holds business and law degrees from Vanderbilt University and the University of Virginia. He is married to Gayle Powell and has a son James.
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Henry Moore II
State Game and Fish Commission
David Pryor
Moore
Joe D. Scott
Nashville
Commission
State First National Bank of
Miller
LaFayette
Vanderbuilt University
University of Virginia
Gayle Powell
James
White Sox sweep Brewers behind Wood and Stein grand slam
Wilbur Wood pitched his third straight complete game as Chicago defeated Milwaukee 2 0 in the opener, with Bill Stein delivering a two run homer in the second game and belting a grand slam in the fourth. New York swept Minnesota as Thurman Munson and Bobby Bonds homered. Texas edged Boston then lost, Detroit beat Kansas City, Cleveland topped California, and Oakland beat Baltimore.
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Wilbur Wood
Bill Stein
Wood
Chicago White Sox
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Gorman Thomas
Stein
Pete Broberg
White Sox
Brewers
New York
Minnesota
Texas
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
California
Oakland
Baltimore
Chicago
Kingman has big day as Mets rally past Astros
Dave Kingman went three for five with two home runs and six RBIs to lift New York over Houston 10-9. Kingman also questioned a play call after his late homer. Other NL results include Phillies 11 Reds 4, Dodgers 5 Cubs 3 in 12, Braves 6 Expos 4, Giants 2 Pirates 1, Cardinals 3 Padres 1 in extra innings.
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Dave Kingman
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Mets
Houston
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Chicago
Atlanta
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Expos
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Giants
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Bob Watson
Astros
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