Having Fun at Expense of Dodgers
San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 as manager Preston Gomez said the team needed laughs at the Dodgers’ expense. Gomez noted the Padres, last in the NL West, halted L A’s surge while the Dodgers fell further from a division tie.
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Ken Rappoport
Preston Gomez
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
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San Francisco
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Gomez
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Walt Alston
Dodger
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St. Louis
Pirates
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Alston
Fred Norman
San Diego
Norman
Nate Colbert
Larry Stahl
John Jeter
Cincinnati
Ross Grimsley
Reds
George Foster
Luke Walker
Ramon Hernandez
Cardinal
Jerry Reuss
Hernandez
Walker
State Can't Live on Past Performance
Arkansas State University coach Bill Davidson says the Indians must start anew as they open the season against Wichita State following a 100 win season and last year’s national title. Davidson notes complacency risks despite strong player belief and recalls last year’s shock 53 14 win at Wichita. He cites Texas A M game film as a lesson and discusses replacing the kicking specialist Bobby Gentry and stabilizing quarterback James Hamilton, a three year winner.
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Harry King
Associated Press
Jonesboro, Ark
Arkansas State University
Bill Davidson
Davidson
Wichita
ASU
Wichita State
Indians
Bennie Ellender
Tulane
Texas A&m
Wheatshockers
A&m
Bobby Gentry
James Hamilton
Hamilton
Weekend Pro Games open with two possible shocks
The 1971 NFL season starts Sunday with potential upsets of champions Baltimore and San Francisco. Pro picks forecast Jets over Colts and Falcons over 49ers, plus previews of 13 games as heavy emphasis shifts to new coaches rookies and quarterback questions.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Baltimore Colts
San Francisco 49Ers
Colts
New York Jets
49Ers
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Minnesota Vikings
Detroit Lions
Baltimore
Jets
Earl Morrall
Johnny Unitas
Joe Namath
al Woodall
John Riggins
Atlanta
San Francisco
Falcons
Norm van Brocklin
Claude Humphrey
John Brodie
Minnesota
Detroit
Vikings
Norm Snead
Lions
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Bills
Dennis Shaw
O.J. Simpson
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Kansas City
San Diego
Len Dawson
Chiefs
Elmo Wright
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Philadelphia
Eagles
Bengals
Paul Brown
Oakland
New England
Raiders
Warren Wells
Patriots
Jim Plunkett
Miami
Denver
Dolphins
British in Lead for Ryder Cup
Britain forged a 3-1 edge in Thursday foursomes at Old Warson as Tony Jacklin led the way with sharp play. Jacklin and teammates bucked the Americans who trailed 4-3 after Nicklaus paired with Snead. Rainy cool weather favored Britain as singles loomed, with Trevino and Rudolph set to open best ball.
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Paul Lebar
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Great Britain
Warson Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Britain
Tony Jacklin
Harry Bannerman
Bernard Gallacher
Arnold Palmer
Gardner Dickinson
J.C. Snead
America
Jacklin
Brian Huggett
Gingery Lee Trevino
Mason Rudolph
Trevino
Rudolph
Eric Brown
U.S
Jay Hebert
Gallacher
Bannerman
Billy Casper
Miller Barber
Television Guide and News Roundup Highlights
A crowded slate includes sports and cinema notes from AP reports. Billy Haughton undergoes kidney stone surgery in Syosset while Super Wave eyes a fourth Roosevelt Raceway win. Ken Buchanan returns to Edinburgh to a huge homecoming after defending his world lightweight title. Baseball, golf, and bowling items plus TV listings and CBS news wrap the page.
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Associated Press
Syosset
N.Y
Billy Haughton
Syosset Hospital
Chaughton
Westbury
Super Wave
Roosevelt Raceway
Edinburgh
Scotland
Ken Buchanan
New York
Buchanan
Panama
Ismael Laguna
Television Schedule Fragments Across Morning to Night
A dense OCR of a Sunday TV guide lists shows and times across the day, including gospel programs, cartoons, westerns, dramas, sports, and news. Notable items include This Is The Life, Uncle broadcasts, football games with Oilers and Browns, movies like Mr. Smith Goes To Washington, Touch Of Evil, and Stars in My Crown, and children's blocks featuring Captain Kangaroo Sesame Street and Bozo.
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Oilers
Browns
Cowboys
Bills
Mr. Smith
Washington
Redskins
Cardinals
Evil
Jets
Colts
Arkansas
Wild Kingdom
FBI
Jimmy Stewart
Cade’s County
CBS News
Merv Griffin
Carrie
Dick Cavett
ABC News
Little Rock Today
Lucille Rivers
General Hospital
Mike Douglas
Somerset Gomer Pyle
Green Acres
NBC News
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Calvin Harrell
Johnny Carr
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Archie Manning
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Terry Bradshaw
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Houston
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Ed Hughes
Nick Skurich
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Dan Devine
Hope
Ark
Eae
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Henderson
Mississippi
Tana A
Little Rock Catholic
Little Rock Central
Nanny Adam
Neek
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Ana O'Hara
U.S. Treasur
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F Troop
Johnny Ca
Harper’ Marcin
Gog
U.S.A
Jet
Jerry Lewis
Dr. Dolittle
Bugs Bunny
Woody Woodpecker
Deputy Dawg
Harlem Globetrotters
Tokyo
Japan
Japan Amateur Golf Association
Morris, Minn
Pizza Place Packers
Morris
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Lidsville
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Porter Wagoner
Dr. Renault
Jeannie
Dick van Dyke
Mary Tyler Moore
Stratton
Medha
Glenn Miller
Assembly of God
Jules Herald of Truth
Christopher Closeup
James Robison
Oral Roberts
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First Methodist Chu
Mr. Toad
Rex Humbard
Church of Christ
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Ballelujah
Bullwinkle
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Lee
Herald of Truth
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Grambling
Ark-La-Tex
Colorful World Today
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Lucille Ball
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Buck Owens
Rowan and Martin
Nanny
Lucy
Doris Day
Annie
Johnny Carson
LSU
Nnim
Hope Federal