Plunkett Cut by 49ers as Nfl Roster Cuts Hit
San Francisco releases Jim Plunkett and seven others to reach a 43-man roster before the final cuts. The 49ers name Steve DeBerg as starter and announce other quarterback changes amid trades and injuries across the league.
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Elder Seals Westchester Classic Victory for Two 1979 Goals
Lee Elder won the Westchester Classic by birdying the 18th to finish 10 under par at 274. The victory pushed his 1979 winnings past $100,000 and earned a World Series of Golf berth, setting stage for Ryder Cup hopes and grand slam aims. Elder beat Mark Hayes with Hubert Green third as Nicklaus trailed. He and Rose run Lee Elder Enterprises supporting underprivileged youth with a Williamsburg event featuring Ford and Hope.
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Akron
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Slowpitch Season Standings Final Results
Final standings show Irvine as top team with 14 wins and 2 losses in the senior men's league. Henrys Stucco and Co-op also posted solid tallies while AGT Downtown and Hirsch Roofers recorded several losses. Several games were cancelled and a Zelmar forfeit gave Zelmar a win by default against AGT Maintenance.
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Downtown
le Page
Melton
Parktane Blue Jays
McNaught Mixed Triples Trophy Presented in Medicine Hat
Chris Cove Sheila Lucks and Fran Cove won the McNaught Mixed Triples trophy defeating Des O Coffey Hilda Mayer and Peter Irlam in the final. Consolation went to Jack Pennington Mary Oldham and Bernice Cook. Tuesday features Lewis versus MacDonald in Ladies and Mens Doubles.
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Chris Cove
Sheila Lucks
Fran Cove
Des O’coffey
Hilda Mayer
Peter Irlam
Jack Pennington
Mary Oldham
Bernice Cook
Lewis
MacDonald
City pool schedule adjusts hours at Hill Pool
Outdoor pools adopt a new timetable with 7 to 9 a.m. adult fitness at Hill Pool. Daily hours include 1 4 45 p.m. public 6 to 7 p.m. family 7 to 9 p.m. public 9 to 9 45 p.m. adult. After Sept 1 Hill Pool remains open while others close except YM YWCA Pool. Opening of school Sept 5 shifts hours to 7 9 a.m. adult fitness 12 to 1 p.m. adult 4 6 p.m. public 6 7 p.m. family 7 9 p.m. public 9 9 45 p.m. adult.
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Vesco Sets New Motorcycle Speed Record at Salt Flats
Don Vesco, after breaking the world land speed record for motorcycles last Friday, set another mark Monday with a two way average of 318.598 mph on a 21 foot vehicle, surpassing the 314.355 mph he achieved the previous week at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah.
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Pilling Returns as Regina Pats Coach Manager
Former Medicine Hat Blades star winger Gregg Pilling is named coach manager of the Regina Pats for the 1978-79 WCHL season. His late career includes coaching titles in three professional leagues and a recent Fort Wayne Komets pennant.
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Roanoke Rebels
NHL
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Winds halt half of Kingston Olympic Regatta racing
High winds and rain caused the abandonment of half the Canadian Olympic Regatta Kingston schedule. Winds to 25 knots capsized dozens of boats, minor damage to masts and sails reported, with racing continuing for the remaining classes and leaders including Larry Woods who topped the Laser class.
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