Bradshaw Charm Elevates Steelers First Pro Imprint
Terry Bradshaw, first overall 1970 draft pick from Shreveport, captivates Pittsburgh with poise and arm strength described as the greatest by veterans. He embraces leadership, signs an exclusive deal after a hospital visit, and fuels optimism as the Steelers upset the Vikings 20 13 in an exhibition.
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Midwest preview Hayes has the horses
Ohio State is favored to win the 1970 national title with Rex Kern at quarterback and a nine game schedule aiding the bid. Notre Dame returns 13 starters under Ara Parseghian and Michigan looms as OSU’s toughest Big Ten challenge with Purdue Minnesota and Michigan State next in line.
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Prothro Faces Rebuilding Bruins as 1970 Season Opens
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro previews a notably inexperienced 1970 Bruins squad with Dennis Dummit at QB and Dave Dalby at center providing leadership. He notes losses on offense and defense, hopes for top three in the Pac 8, but cites a rugged schedule including Tennessee and interconference games against Pittsburgh Northwestern and Texas.
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Baseball leaders and stats for American and National leagues
League Leaders list top hitters and pitchers with names teams and numbers. Includes batters Killebrew Howard Yastrzemski and Bench Perez Williams Ho Aaron McCovey Powell Oliva Oliver Harper and McNally Cuellar McDowell Perry Palmer Wright. pitching leaders Merritt Gibson Seaver Perry Jenkins and more.
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Pro Charts by Murray Olderman
A 1969 Chargers scouting page outlines roster changes and strengths across units. Passing, receiving and running backs are analyzed with expected contributors and rookies, while lines, linebacking and secondary groups show mix of veterans and newcomers shaping a Western division outlook.
Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Schedule
The list shows teams and games with probable pitchers like Koosman for the Mets at Briles for the Cardinals at 9 p.m. EDT. It notes only one game Tuesday Montreal night and multiple scheduled matchups across leagues, plus results from Sunday including Boston and Chicago scores.
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Bennett Stephenson reach 18th wins in Pacific Coast League
Dennis Bennett of Hawaii and Jerry Stephenson of Spokane both earned their 18th victories in Sunday tuneups. Bennett beat Salt Lake City 5 3 while Stephenson won 4 1 over Tacoma and sparked Spokane’s late rally.
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Americans sweep Davis Cup in straight-set victory
Blond Stan Smith and Bob Lutz teamed for a 6-3 7-5 6-4 win over Wilhelm Bungert and Cristian Kuhnke as the United States clinched the Davis Cup with a three-match sweep. Arthur Ashe and Cliff Richey each won singles to complete the historic, flawless triumph.
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