Jets Ex exhibition clash lures Namath to camp
Namath reports to Hempstead as Jets prepare for Sundays game with the Giants in New Haven. Namath has skipped two exhibitions and hints he does not want to play, while GM coach Weeb Ewbank watches for possible fines. Doctor says Namath’s knees can handle another season though a knee operation could end his career.
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Hannan Throws One-Hitter as Senators Beat Royals 7-0
Washington pitcher Jim Hannan allowed only a lone hit by Paul Schaal with a fifth inning triple as the Senators routed Kansas City 7-0. Offense came early as Frank Howard and Mike Epstein homered in the first inning, supporting Hannan’s strong performance.
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Lompoc to Host Ponytail Softball Tournament This Weekend
The Lompoc Recreation Department hosts the Channel Cities Ponytail tournament with Colts Yearlings and Seniors divisions. Teams from Ventura Simi and possibly Oxnard join Lompoc squads the Vikings Villagettes Pico's Ponies and the Pets. First games start 6 p.m. Friday at Harold Thompson and J-M parks.
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Stabler sparks Raiders past Eagles in exhibition win
In Philadelphia Ken Stabler, rookie QB fighting for the job, threw three second half touchdown passes to lead the Oakland Raiders to a 30 19 victory over the Eagles. He completed 10 of 12 for 180 yards and connected on a 49 yard TD to Raymond Chester.
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McCovey Lifts Giants Past Pirates With Two-Run Blast
Willie McCovey crushed a two-run homer in the eighth inning as the Giants defeated the Pirates 5-4, erasing a 4-3 deficit and narrowing Pittsburgh’s lead in the NL East. McCovey's shot came after a standard shift left three Pirates on the right side, and he noted shifts are annoying but effective. May added a single and Gaylord Perry earned his 17th win as San Francisco staged a late rally.
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Colts need stronger running to beat Jets in opener
The Baltimore Colts under new coach McCafferty seek a stronger rushing game and tighter defense to challenge the New York Jets in the Eastern Division. Key changes include Norman Bulaich at running back, reworked linebackers, and veteran quarterbacks John Unitas and Earl Morrall guiding an experienced receiving corps.
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Casper seeks Kaiser Open title after 1969 close call
Masters champion Billy Casper has signed to play the Kaiser International Open at Pebble Beach October 19 through 25. He was part of a four man sudden death playoff last year, with Jack Nicklaus winning over Casper, Don January and George Archer.
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Guard Walt Sweeney Retires From Chargers After Contract Stand-off
Irvine reports Walt Sweeney, an eight year veteran and frequent all league pick, announces retirement from the San Diego Chargers after failure to secure a no cut clause and friage benefits. Sweeney spoke with Sid Gillman and Charlie Waller by phone Sunday night and did not report to training camp.
Long Beach State to Open 1971 Season vs Ole Miss
Long Beach State announces its 1971 football opener against Mississippi in Jackson on September 11. The Forty Niners of the Pacific Coast Athletic Association aim to rebound after an 8-3 season, while Ole Miss, coached by John Vaught, seeks to build on last year’s Sugar Bowl success with 14 returning seniors.
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