Keeling Shaw spark Calgary in 19 14 CFL win over Lions
Calgary Stampeders toppled the British Columbia Lions 19 14 as Jerry Keeling threw two first half TD passes to Gerry Shaw including a 70 yard strike. Larry Robinson added a 17 yard and a 16 yard field goal plus a conversion while Jim Evenson caught the Lions lone TD from Don Bunce in the final period. Ted Gerela contributed a conversion and two field goals for BC.
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Cement Lions Club soft ball tournament opens eight teams
The Cement Lions Club fast-pitch softball tournament starts Sunday with eight team openings. Four clubs have entered including Don Martin Chevrolet of Chickasha Cyril Merchants Robertson Truck Co of Cement and Moore. Entry fee is 25 dollars. Send to Wagner Hardware or call 489 3224 between 8 am and 6 pm. Games at Cement High School baseball field through Aug 26.
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Texas Oklahoma slow-pitch softball tourney field set
Officials seek entries for the first Texas Oklahoma men’s slow-pitch tournament at Kiwanis Park Wichita Falls. A 20 team field will compete Aug 23 to 27 with a noon Aug 21 entry deadline. Entry fee is 40 dollars. Contacts Jimmy Tolleson and Robert Bayliff.
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Kiwanis Park
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Track and Field sets world two mile record in road race
The event clocked 8 minutes 14.0 seconds for the two mile, shaving 3.8 seconds from Emile Putte’s mark. In St Louis Barbara White Boddie led after round one of the U S Women’s Amateur Tourney with a 75, one stroke ahead of Nancy Smith. In Indianapolis Hewitt and Frew Macfarlion won the men’s doubles at the U S Open City Courts, beating Jaime Fillo and Patricio Cornejo 62 63.
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Edeen
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Jaime Fillo
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Offensive Line Worries Houston Oilers Boss in 1972
Houston Oilers head coach Bill Peterson faces a fragile offensive line after trades and injuries decimate the unit. With Dan Pastorini and Lynn Dickey vying for the quarterback job, the defense led by Ken Houston and Zeke Moore remains strong, while the rushing attack struggled last season. New faces include Greg Sampson, Walter Highsmith, Calvin Hunt, Guy Murdock, and Willie Rodgers.
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Gene Ferguson
Sam Walton
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Tom Regner
Michigan State
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Charlie Joiner
Dan Pastorini
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Charley Johnson
Ed Hughes
Woody Campbell
Robert Holmes
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Houston
Pat Holmes
Elvin Bethea
Greg Sampson
Stanford
Mike Tilleman
Ron Billingsley
Kenny Houston
Zeke Moore
Calvin Hunt
Guy Murdock
Willie Rodgers
Staubach injury sparks wife’s hopeful view after collision
Marianne Staubach spoke of Roger Staubach’s shoulder injury after a collision with Ram reserve lineman Mar lin McKeever. She said the arm injury could end his career, but he remains a relentless competitor and plans to return in about eight to 12 weeks, aiming for the Washington game.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update NY, KC, Oakland Lead
Baseball standings show New York and Oakland atop divisions with Baltimore and Kansas City close behind. Monday results include Oakland 5 Baltimore 3 and Kansas City 3 New York. Tuesday night games list multiple AL and NL matchups across cities with several postponed or rain-delayed notes.
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Line scores from major league games across divisions
New York and Kansas City split as Kline loses in a rare 3 run defeat. Oakland beats Baltimore 9 to 2 with Epstein and Rudi homering for the Orioles counters. Cincinnati dominates Atlanta 12 to 2 as Bench hits a homer. San Francisco loses to Houston 7 to 5 in a late rally.
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Young energetic staff leads Sooner gridders
Oklahoma's coaching staff stays largely intact with a youthful, diverse corps led by Chuck Fairbanks. Key moves include the departures of Bobby Warmack and addition of Wendell Mosely, while Barry Switzer and Larry Lacewell emerge as top assistants shaping the Wishbone offense and strong defense.
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Fairbanks
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Texas
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Larry Lacewell
Bill Michael
Jim Johnson
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Alabama
Paul Bryant
Gus Johnson Seeks Social Work Return To Akron
Akron native Gus Johnson, sidelined by injuries, says he would take a $100,000 pay cut to work with inner city youth after his NBA career. The 6'6" forward with 17.4 points and 12.7 rebounds per game hopes to return to Akron and start social work once he retires, despite current Suns plans and a $120,000 salary.
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