Washington Seeks NFL Break with 49ers After CFL Run
Vic Washington, former Wyoming star and CFL veteran, returned to the U.S. and impressed in the 49ers 28-17 presea son win over the Chargers. He plays running back and defensive back, with returns on punts and kickoffs, amid a weekend slate of exhibition games across the NFL.
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Barnett Wins Southgate Open In LPGA Comeback
Pam Barnett from Charlotte overcame a five shot deficit to win the Southgate Open at Kansas City, firing a four under 68 to finish six under par at 210. JoAnne Gunderson Carner struggled with putting, finishing tied for second with Jane Blalock after bogeys and a double bogey.
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Mass
Jane Blalock
Concord
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Cats Don Pads Today in Big Eight Preseason Practice
Kansas State prepares in full football gear a day after Missouri and Kansas held pads in preseason drills. In Columbia, Missouri, Al Onofrio’s Tigers have Mike Farmer and Jim Venturi at quarterback with Chuck Roper and Ed Johndrow on the second unit.
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UCLA Grid Club Loses Ace Back
The NCAA placed Cal on probation for post season competition for at least one year and rejected UCLA's appeal of the ineligibility ruling against James McAlister. McAlister will be ineligible next school year while UCLA avoids penalties.
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Weiskopf Wins Philadelphia Golf Classic by One Stroke
Tom Weiskopf shot 14 under par 274 to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic, earning $30,000 and finishing one stroke ahead of Dave Hill. Jack Nicklaus placed third, with his son briefly spotting Weiskopf before the final round. Hill tied at 13 under after an eagle on the 17th.
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League Leaders Batting And Pitching From Torn Fragments
Fragmentary league leader data shows batting marks for Minn and NY players with reads like Murcer and Buford and runs tallies for Yastrzemski style names, plus home run counts for Melton and Cash. Pitching stats list Hine and Cha hsen with win loss records and era amid scattered figures.
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Balt
Amlurcer
Batting and Pitching Summary From Odd OCR Text
The fragment lists several players with runs and doubles and notes home runs, stolen bases, and pitching figures. Named entities include players like Torre Stil a Beekert Chie Brock Stila Meigen Howust Shoek Si la Ngee Noy and teams or locations implied by the garbled line. The overall content resembles a baseball box score summary with batting and pitching data, though most specifics are unclear due to OCR issues.
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Efe Brock Stila
Meigen
Woleasis
Beth
Hooansrom
Shoek
Ngee
Noy
Tiullett
Cam
McMahon
Stair
Seaver
Feedh Pet
Knee Injury to Keep Liske Out Two Weeks
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Pete Liske will miss at least two exhibition games after injuring his right knee in a Saturday loss to the Houston Oilers. The 29 year old strained an MCL, doctors said.
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Boulder Routs Air Force All-Stars In NCB Loss
Boulder Colorado used eight singles four Air Force errors and six walks to crush the Air Force team 13 to 0 in five innings in Wichita. Dick Ruthner of Fresno State allowed two hits over five innings for the Boulder win.
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Yesterdays Stars Led By Brock And Messersmith
Leu Brock of the Cardinals reached base five times with two hits and three walks, scoring twice and driving in two runs while stealing two bases in St Louis 1 4 victory over Atlanta. Andy Messersmith of the Angels scattered six hits to shutout California as they defeated the New York Yankees.
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