Coaching Unrest Stirs Pro Football and Big Eight
Hank Stram and Tom Landry, long-time NFL coaches since 1960, face ongoing pressure from owners Hunt and Murchison as Super Bowl enthusiasm fuels churn. Oklahoma’s Chuck Fairbanks and ISU’s John Majors also loom under scrutiny amid recent coaching changes and expectations in 1971.
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Hank Stram
Kansas City
Tom Landry
Hank
Tom
Dallas
Cowboys
NFL
Dallas Texans
AFL
Lamar Hunt
Chiefs
Clint Murchison
Hunt
Murchison
Stram
Landry
Baltimore Colts
Otis Taylor
Taylor
Otis
Mike Garrett
Bobby Holmes
Hunt and
Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Sooners
Standings and schedule notes from early season AP East division
AP standings show Chicago 5-9 Washington 0-5 Oakland 1-? Cleveland 1 Baltimore ? Kansas City 0 Detroit 8 California New York 3 Milwaukee 0 Minnesota 7 Boston New York Peterson 2 at Milwaukee Patdin 3-8 Oakland Hunter 2 at Kansas City Bunker 2-2 night games listed. Baltimore at Boston Detroit at Washington Cleveland at New York Oakland at Kansas City Chicago at Minnesota Milwaukee at California. Wednesday results Chicago 9 Philadelphia Houston 4 New York 4 San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 2 San Diego 2 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 4 Atlanta 0 St Louis at Montreal rain Thursday no games Friday San Diego at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Atlanta Montreal at Cincinnati St Louis at Houston Los Angeles at San Francisco
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Washington
Oakland
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
California
New York
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Boston
Peterson
Patdin
Hunter
Kanesaa City
Bunker
Petroit
Okdand
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Houston
San Trancisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Atlanta
St. Louis
Montreal
San Francisco
W. L. Pet
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York
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Oelz Hat
Wansas City
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Phillies
Tom Gorman
Jim Hickman
New York Mets
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Reichardt stars as White Sox win two over Washington
Rick Reichardt of the White Sox homered four times in ten at bats with a double and five singles driving in four runs as Chicago swept Washington 5-0 and 9-5. Mike Cuellar of the Orioles pitched a one hitter with Jerry May’s third inning single preventing a no hit bid in Kansas City 6-4.
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Rick Reichardt
White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Mike Cuellar
Orioles
Jerry May
Kansas City
Phillies Lose On Three Pitches Or One Nemesis
In Philadelphia the Cubs defeat the Phillies 9-4 as Santo Callison and Williams homer twice each. Umpire Gorman ruled Hickman fouled, sparking a heated protest after a ball four call. Houston beat the Mets 5-4 behind Rader’s three run homer and Seaver’s exit in the sixth.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Cubs
Ron Santo
Johnny Callison
Billy Williams
Williams
Hickman
Joe Pepitone
Phils
Santo
Callison
Gorman
Mike Ryan
Jim Bunning
Frank Lucchesi
Ump
Houston
Mets
Tom Seaver
Astros
Roger Metzger
Joe Morgan
Denis Menke
Seaver
Don Wilson
Rader
Brion Jones
Morgan
Ed Kranepool
Ken Boswell
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Don Fambrough
al Onofrio
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Floyd Gass
Vince Gibson
K-State
Fairbanks
Hallmark
Hammerschmidt Specialties
2Nd North
Lawrence
International Rotary
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Associated Press
Glenn Beckett
Tony Taylor
Joe Lis
Ryan
Fred Gladding
Pirates
Dave Roberts
Ollie Brown
Jim Pilch
Ridge Ct
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Fan Bieri
Ti Hardware Stores
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Malott
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Dale Willey
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