Mad Bomber strikes again at Cowboys training camp
The Dallas Cowboys report Clint Longley hit team captain Roger Staubach, causing a facial gash and suspension without pay. Staubach criticized Longley as premeditated, while coach Landry said Danny White would start the second half as Longley seeks a possible trade before the home opener with Denver.
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Roger Staubach
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Dallas
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Drew Pearson
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Danny White
White
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Tom Landry
Qarterback
Landry
Weiskopf in Charge at 58th PGA Championship Lead
Tom Weiskopf, after vowing to curb temper and backhanded putts, entered round two with a one stroke lead at Congressional Country Club. He carded a five under par 65 while Tom Kite and Gil Morgan trailed at 66.
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President Ford
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State tourney blues hit city teams in slow pitch
In Holcomb Complex action the Douglas County Wildcats fell 4 to 3 in 10 innings to Tefft coached by Frank Workman while Topeka Judy's Dairy Queen defeated Fieldmice 15 to 4 in five innings. Wildcats coach Dave Bennett rued poor hitting and Fieldmice coach Dick Stanwix vowed a comeback despite the loss.
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Donaldson Construction
Douglas County Wildcats
Tefft
Frank Workman
Wildcats
Holcom Complex
Dave Bennett
Lawrence
Fieldmice
Topeka Judy
Dairy Queen
Dick Stanwix
Bennett
Tefft rallies to edge Wildcats in tight opener
In a 3-2 top of the fourth win for Tefft, the Wildcats tied in the fourth on Wanda Bowers homer and a single by Bowers in the second. Ten innings saw Tefft push across the decisive run amid two Wildcat threats as Bowers and Dunn produced key hits. Fieldmice surge then sparkled in another game as Judy's DQ trounced Fieldmice 15-4.
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Wanda Bowers
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Bowers
Connie Elston
Robin Dunn
Matuszak faces marijuana charge tied to July crash
Tampa police file possession of four grams marijuana charges against Kansas City Chiefs defensive end John Matuszak for a July 3 traffic accident. He previously faced careless driving, released without bond, with no warrant issued yet. Chiefs visit Tampa October 31 to face the expansion Buccaneers. A separate item notes June Raines named head baseball coach at University of South Carolina, succeeding Bobby Richardson who resigns to run for Congress.
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Bo” ‘Hagan
Raines
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankees
South Carolina
Jays Named as Toronto AL Franchise Blue Jays
Toronto officials announced the new American League franchise will be the Toronto Blue Jays. R Howard Webster, chairman of the club, confirmed the nickname for the team to begin play next season.
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Tiger-Cats claim Orange from Argonauts
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats claimed running back Doyle Orange from the Toronto Argonauts. Orange rushed for 1,005 yards with Toronto last season before being dropped to clear roster space for Anthony Davis.
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats
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Toronto Argonauts
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Orange
Argos
Anthony Davis
Jayhawks begin KU football pre season drills with conditioning focus
Kansas coach Bud Moore voiced disappointment with players fitness after the first day of practice. One player was overweight while injuries were minor and freshmen Kirby Criswell and Dave Danshill were absent. The team works three daily sessions from 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. ahead of pads and scrimmage.
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Dave Danshill
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Criswell
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Danshill
Burlington
SIU hires Novotny as assistant athletic director
SIU athletic chief Gale Sayers hires John Novotny as assistant athletic director to join Carbondale program. Novotny, 38, comes from Kansas where he rose from academic counselor to executive director of the Williams Fund. He plans to focus on operations and fundraising at SIU while Sayers oversees major duties.
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Gale
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Clyde Walker
Fambrough
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Simons
St. Louis
Cardinals
Sports on TV Saturday and Friday games listed
Listings provide a mix of events across sports including baseball New York vs Minnesota boxing Foreman LeDoux golf PGA championship auto racing Trenton 2005 pro football Kansas City at San Francisco and multiple Friday Saturday Sunday fixtures across the NFL and other sports with teams such as New Orleans New York Jets Atlanta Tampa Bay Philadelphia Miami Detroit Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Denver Dallas New York Giants Houston Los Angeles Seattle Green Bay New England.
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LaCorte Wins First Major League Game With Braves
Frank LaCorte earned his first big league victory by limiting the Philadelphia Phillies to four hits and two runs over 5 2 3 innings as Atlanta spoiled Jim Lonborg’s start 4-3. Cito Gaston doubled in a run, Willie Montanez hit a two run homer, and relievers kept the lead as LaCorte celebrated in the clubhouse. Reds beat Cubs 8-3 behind George Foster’s pair of homers and 102 RBIs, Padres top Mets 3-0 with rookie Rick Sawyer 3-0, Seaver allows three runs in the second inning.
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Foster
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Tom Seaver
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