Pro Football Scores and Highlights Across The League
AP reported varied NFL results from multiple games. Notable performances include Phipps and Brown for Cleveland, Griese for Miami, and Brodie and Spurrier for San Francisco with mixed passing and receiving tallies. Key rushers such as Landry Detroit and Pearson Pittsburgh posted solid numbers, while defenses forced some field goals and late scores.
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Killick
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Brodie
Spurrier
Griese
Baseball Standings and Schedule Across Leagues
The standings show Baltimore leading in the American League with New York and Oakland also in the mix. Texas, Chicago, Kansas City and California trail. the National League features Pittsburgh St Louis New York Philadelphia and Los Angeles near the top. Today’s games list New York versus Baltimore at 7:30 p.m. and Chicago against Texas at 8:30 p.m. with other matches across the schedule including Oakland at California and Minnesota at Kansas City.
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Baseball results and line scores from multiple games
Baseball line scores show Cleveland beating Boston 5 4 with Perry the winner and Moret the loser. Minnesota edged Chicago 4 1, Goltz the winner and Forster the loser. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 5 4 as Tomlin earned the win and Cheedie took the loss. Los Angeles beat Houston 7 2 behind Osteen, while San Francisco and San Diego combined for a 3 3 split scoreline.
Belmont stakes star sets 1 56 world record in 1 1 16 miles
Secretaries wins at Belmont by 32 lengths over Rive Ridge finishing in a world record 1:56 for 1 1/16 miles. First prize 250000. Desert Vixen romps by 8 lengths in Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park earning 107600.
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New York
Doncaster
England
Pelied
Britain
Buoy
Heritage Golf Tourney Results
Hale Irwin led the Heritage golf tournament with 272 and a $30 000 prize. Grier Jones and Jerry Heard tied for second at 277 earning $13 875 each, followed by Jim Wiechers and Gary Ployer at 280 and 231 respectively. Numerous players and prize amounts are listed for final standings and scores.
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Grier Jones
Jerry Heard
Jim Wiechers
Gary Ployer
Andy North
Jerry McGee
Dave Eichelberger
Ben Crenshaw
Forrest Ferler
Arnolld Palmer
Bert Greene
Jim Jamieson
Don Bies
Bert Yancey
Larry Ziegier
Don Iverson
Meson Rudolph
Fred Martl
Bob Goalby
Julius Boros
Dewitt Weaver
John Schroeder
Hubert Green
Jim Ferrier
George Knudson
Johnny Miller
Bob K. Smith
Rod Curl
J.C. Sneed
Rik Massengale
Lebron Harris
Charles Coody
Leonard Thompson
Kerry Hinson
Bob Wynn
Chuck Courtney
Art Woll
Gardner Dickinson
Allen Miller
Odell Massey
Sam Adams
Homero Biances
Tennis and auto racing results from across the country
Jeff Austin won the U S Hardcourt Tennis championship among men defeating Onny Peorun 74 64 in Aptos California Rosemary Casals beat Karen Krontrache 64 74 60 to win the St Louis Women’s national Professional Tennis Tournament Tom Okker claimed the Seattle International Tennis Tournament top prize by beating John Alexander 75 64 Evonne Goolagong defeated Yevgeniya Biryukova 62 60 in Charlotte Roger McCluskey clinched the national driving championship with a third place at Cambridge Junctions Delaware 500 Grand National Stock Car Race David Pearson won the Delaware 500 by 1.8 seconds over Bobby Allison in Dover Delaware.
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John Alexander
Seattle
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N.C
Evonne Goolcgong
Australia
Yevgeniyya Biryyukova
Russia
Cambridge Junctions
Mich
Gery Bettenhausen
Johnny Rutherford
Roger McCluskey
Dover
Del
David Pearson
Bobby Allison
Openers showcase Big Eight teams and NC State challenge
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne predicts a tougher test from North Carolina State than UCLA as the 2-0 Wolfpack visit Lincoln. The Big Eight opens with several 1st-week winners including Oklahoma State at Arkansas and Kansas at Florida State. Colorado and Kansas State seek improved showings after losses.
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Tom Osborne
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Osborne
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TV lifting drains NFL attendance as no shows spike
NFL openers sold out 72 hours in advance drew massive no shows as fans stayed home to watch on TV after Congress ended local blackouts. Kansas City led with 16 031 empty seats from 78 346 tickets sold, while Green Bay at Milwaukee drew a large national telecast audience.
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Thorpe Home Historic Site Dedicated in Yale Oklahoma
The grey wooden frame Thorpe Home in Yale Oklahoma was dedicated as a historic site on Sunday with about 150 attendees. Charlotte Thorpe and her siblings spoke, State Rep. Lou Allard urged reclaiming Sweden’s medals, and Jim Lookabaugh honored Thorpe’s All-American years 1911 1912 and Hall of Fame status.
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Sweden
Oklahoma A&m
Jim Lookabaugh
National Football Hall of Fame
Lookabaugh
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