World marks and trials spark at U S Olympic meet near Lake Tahoe
Friday report from South Lake Tahoe details dramatic 200 meters times led by Carlos and Smith, Seagren's pole vault record near 17-9, and Carrigan’s rise to squad. Also notes Young, Murro earning Mexico trips and Reilly, Nightengale performances with javelin.
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Dickey, Montgomery shine in Arkansas scrimmage
Arkansas Razorbacks crushed scrimmage 57 to 3 as David Dickey scored three times and a pass for eight yards. Russell Boyd added a kickoff return for a touchdown and tailback Bruce Maxwell caught a scoring pass. Quarterbacks Cody Montgomery Norwood Eichler laid early rhythm as coach Frank Broyles praised the effort and morale.
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Tennessee and Georgia open college football season in Knoxville
Tennessee faces Georgia in Knoxville on a new all weather Tartan turf in the opening nationally televised game. Nebraska, ranked No 13, hosts Wyoming as part of a day full of SEC and regional matchups across the nation. The slate includes NC State at Wake Forest New Mexico State at Utah State Buffalo at Iowa State and Arkansas State at Western Michigan.
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Damascus Is Favorite in Detroit Mile Stakes Race
Damascus, the 1967 Horse of the Year favorite, and Edith Bancroft’s mare, are top contenders in the Michigan Mile and One-Eighth at Detroit Race Course. The field includes Hedavar as a pacemaker, trainer Frank Whiteley Jr. recalling past races, and a list of rivals such as Stanislas, Nodouble, and Politely in the $75,000 added Bel Dame Stakes context.
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Eight Pro Games On Weekend Start NFL Season
Atlanta and Minnesota open a three day debut weekend as 16 teams begin play in the 49th NFL season on Saturday. Vikings coach Bud Grant tabs Joe Kapp as starter. Miami faces Kansas City style tests and Oakland signs Daryle Lamonica to a 3 year, $200000 contract as league play unfolds.
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Raiders win title as Sunday decision looms
Sunday he guided the Raiders to a 1 record and the league title. The Denver Broncos placed their No. 1 draft choice Curley Culp and veteran defensive tackle Paul Smith on waivers. It left a total of three vacancies on the Brave Gul rent is one time Sunday to decide who to activate. 4330
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Goldstrand leads Kemper Open with first-time self made putter
Joel Goldstrand, 29, shot 67 at Pleasant Valley to take a one stroke lead over J C Goosie with Arnold Palmer close behind in the Kemper Open's second round. Palmer carded 69 as others like Bruce Crampton and Art Wall joined a large group at 70.
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