Alouettes Ready for Long Road as Dalton Shapes Training
Montreal coach Orris Kay Dalton stages crash training at the Autostade to counter a last-place finish. The Alouettes open preseason July 8 vs Winnipeg after a summer of rookies, veterans, and new sauna facilities, emphasizing a stronger defense and potential offensive shifts.
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Dalton Sees Deep Montreal Alouettes Offensive Depth
Alouettes coach Dalton lists a stocked array of offensive backs ends and receivers including Fairholm Murphy Davis Grimes Gibbons Della Riva McKillop and rookies in a plan that also features five preseason games to test the squad before the July 31 CFL opener against Edmonton.
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Trevino tops Open in record shattering triumph at Oak Hill
Lee Trevino captured the Open with a record 275 total tying the lowest Open score and posted four under par rounds 69 68 69 69 at Oak Hill. He led from behind Bert Yancey then outpaced Jack Nicklaus who finished second.
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Gurney Wins Mosport Indy Type Race in Canada
Californian Dan Gurney led a 200 mile Mosport race to win $12,000, finishing 85 seconds ahead of Mario Andretti. The Eagle Ford car averaged 107 mph, with Andretti pushing speeds to 180 on the back straight. Ronny Bucknum placed third as Unser family crashes marred the event before 25,328 spectators.
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Knudson Seeks Canadian Open Glory At Home Course
George Knudson of Toronto eyes a landmark win in the Canadian Open to keep the title in Canada. He says pressure increases playing in front of local fans, as the 150-man field vies for $25 000 at St George's Golf Club with Sam Snead and stars like Palmer and Nicklaus in the mix.
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True Duane Wins Summer Classic in Canada at Blue Bonnets
True Duane wins the $50,000 Summer Classic at Blue Bonnets Raceway in 1 58 flat the second fastest mile in Canada. Owner Richard Oldfield trainer Chris Boring driver pace Nardin's Byrd three quarters of a length behind with Song Cycle third. Attendance 20 626 handle 1 000 807 with Romulus Hanover scratched before the race.
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Willie Davis Wins NFL White Award At Awards Night
Davis, a Green Bay Packers defensive end, won the NFL Justice Byron White Award for contributions to his team and community. Finalists included Frank Clarke, Bobby Mitchell, Mike Pyle, and John Unitas.
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Monarchs Fall to Calgary In Exhibition Soccer Match
In Calgary on Saturday the Calgary North West Blizzards beat the Moose Monarchs 3-2. Jim Pasquali scored twice in the first half to put Calgary ahead, Randy Johnson tied it with two goals for the Monarchs, and Frank Hawkins scored the late winner.
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