Tarkenton and Giants Near Reunion Amid Contract Dispute
Fran Tarkenton expected to rejoin the New York Giants within a week or two after talks with Wellington Mara. The quarrel centers on a loan demand of about 200000 while Tarkenton insists he will play only under a signed contract, not retirement.
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Major league standings and schedule update
National and American leagues show standings with teams Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Washington Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Chicago California Minnesota Milwaukee. Tuesday results include Oakland defeats Boston twice and Kansas City sweeping Washington twice with Minnesota and Cleveland winning once each. Thursday games set Baltimore Minnesota Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland Chicago and Oakland Boston matchups then.
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Patriots lineman Jim Hunt retires from football
Amherst Mass veteran offensive lineman Jim Hunt announced his retirement from professional football. The Patriots confirmed the decision on Tuesday.
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Recreation softball action highlights wins and standings
Kittens edged Beatties Pintos 14 13 with Teresa Winsbury driving in the winning run. Beatties Burrell hit two homers for Beatties Pintos. First Southern Baptist beat Calvary Baptist 7 3 in extras as Rick Thompson delivered the go ahead run. Mission Hills Baptist topped Four Square 8 4 with Vilratis 3 for 5 and Scroggins 3 4. Open Mens Slow Pitch saw Beejays win 4 3 over Irvings in extra innings as Hendon 2 4 led Beejays. Village Associates beat Airwaves 4 2 with Mc Bland 2 3 and homer. Lions Inn crushed Super Stars 18 1 as Garbe struck out ten. Lions Inn, Pizza Palace and Cable TV sit tied for first. Friday’s game determines spot for Sunday title bout versus Lions Inn. Top teams Picos U Save Phillips 66 McDonalds Irvings Pizza Palace Roaches Boozers Dial Social Jaycees Beejays. Boston notes Cal Koonce released. Moret recalled from Louisville.
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Heckl Aims For Sixth Pan Am Gold In Final Days
Frank Heckl seeks two more golds in the Pan American Games to set a record with six golds and one silver, challenging Mark Spitz's 1967 Pan Am mark. The U S leads with 96 golds and about 202 total medals as Cuba pushes tough in several sports. swimming dominates.
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Get Chips Rolling In Short Game Advice
Frank Beard advises choosing the right chip shot, rolling the ball onto the green early rather than lofting and stopping it near the pin. He argues rolling minimizes bad bounces and wind effects, claiming over a thousand chips start favorable rounds.
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Lompoc Youth Show and Gymkhana Winners at La Salle Canyon
Lompoc Valley Riders hosted an All Youth Show and Gymkhana near town with 255 contestants in two age groups. Ties awarded for high point honors in both divisions. winners included Marie Griffin and Susan Griffin, and Teresa Pico with Debbie O'Tero. Gymkhana top honors went to Martin Beaton and Susan Wilke. Next two day show set for Sept 11–12 at La Salle Canyon. First-place results span events from Bareback to Speed Barrels with multiple local riders highlighted.
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