Dorsett Hobbled by Knee In Cowboys Exhibition Win
Dallas coach Tom Landry faces a knee injury concern for No. 1 draft pick Dorsett after a twisted knee in the 14 6 Dallas victory over San Diego. Dorsett will miss scrimmage until knee is 100 percent as the Cowboys eye a stronger line and continued testing.
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Carlton Seizes Home Dominance in 3-1 Phillies Win
Steve Carlton improved to 16-? with his 13th straight home win as the Phillies beat the Dodgers 3-1 at Veterans Stadium. He struck out eight, walked one, and contributed a run-scoring sacrifice fly, while Tim McCarver praised his unpredictable, era-defining style on a mound he says suits him. Other NL results included Padres over Cubs 8-6 and Reds 5-2 over Astros in day’s action.
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Baseball highlights from a day of league action
Kingman clashed with Kelleher in a second inning brawl after a double play attempt. Reds broke a scoreless tie with a two run error and five unearned runs in the seventh, Soto notches first MLB shutout. Reitz, Ruthven, Urrea, and Alexander produce key moments as Cardinals, Braves, Giants win with strong performances.
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Harrison Captures Wichita Golf Honors
Ted Harrison won the 1977 Wichita Mountains Golf Tournament at Lawton Public Golf Course by one stroke over Billy Huff with a final 54 holes of 214. Albert Johnson Jr. finished third at 217, while Mark Watson and Jim Shaw II and III followed closely. Flight winners received Ben Hogan Apex irons. Consolation flight prizes included gift certificates.
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Pittsburgh Rookie Randy Frisch Killed in Car Crash
Pittsburgh Steelers rookie Randy Frisch, 23, died after a three vehicle collision near North Huntingdon Township on the night after a preseason win. Teammate David Grinaker, 22, was injured but stable, and the crash occurred as rookies returned to training camp.
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Patriots Rookie Clayborn Returns 86 Yard Touchdown
New England Patriots rookie Raymond Clayborn electrified a 86 yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the second half of a 19 3 pre season win over the New York Giants. Clayborn, Texas product and Patriots first round pick, noted he must wait his turn in the crowded defensive backfield while showcasing his return skills.
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