Redskins Rout Broncos 41-0 in NFL Exhibition
Washington quarterbacks Kilmer Jurgensen and Wynchak combined for multiple long passes as the Redskins routed Denver 41-0. Mason and Jefferson scored in the first half, with Wynchak delivering a 52 yard TD pass. The Over The Hill Gang limited the Broncos to one yard of offense in the first quarter.
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Olympians Dress Comfortably for Munich Games
New York AP reports U S Olympic team members face style concerns beyond medals as athletes adjust uniforms for Munich 1972. Women 14 to 104 will wear red blazers white skirts navy polka dot shirts and Gucci style moccasins while men 47 and older wear white blazers red flared slacks navy shirts and tricolor ties. Officials worry skirts may be rolled or too short but must stay modest.
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Baseball Scoreboard Drift Hints at Spring Standings
National and American League standings listed with team records and games behind in midseason form. Results from Friday include Chicago 7 New York 2 and Milwaukee 4 New York 2, plus Montreal 4 Philadelphia tBaltimore 1. Upcoming games feature Seaver vs Lonberg and Jenkins vs Wood with multiple city matchups.
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Hebner's two homers pace Pirates past Cardinals in rout
With Willie Stargell out for a tooth pull Richie Hebner hit two home runs as Pittsburgh built a 10-5 win over St. Louis. The Pirates totaled 16 hits to widen their NL East lead, while Nelson Briles earned his 11th victory. St Louis drops into 1444 games back. other NL results noted.
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Reggie Cleveland
al Oliver
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Nicklaus Lurks One Stroke Off Nevil's Westchester Pace
Dwight Nevil shoots seven under par 65 to lead the Westchester Classic by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus at Westchester Country Club. Nevil, a former Dallas fireman, has 131 after 36 holes while Nicklaus sits at 132 with Devlin and Simons two behind. Palmer fails to qualify for the final two rounds as the tourney nears its weekend showdown.
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Dallas
League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE AND NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING
American League leaders feature Rudi Oak and D Allen Chi atop batting and RBIs with highs in runs and hits. Pitching stats list Decis ions for Kaat and King with era leaders, while National League notes Bonds and Stargell lead in hitting and home runs with notable stolen bases and strikeout leaders Carlton and Seaver.
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Fischer Leads as Spassky Resigns in Fifth Game
In Reykjavik, Boris Spassky trails Bobby Fischer 5 8 after Fischer won the fifth game of the 24 game match. Spassky, needing three wins to reclaim the crown, blundered on move 69 and resigned five moves later after a nine and a half hour marathon. The next encounter is set for Sunday with Fischer holding the advantage.
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It's Only Temporary It's Tigers Orioles Recapture First Place in AL East
Orioles move to first by a half game after beating Boston 2 1 as Tigers fall from top spot with a 5 1 loss to Cleveland. Steve Dunning twirled a seven hitter. Gates Brown muffed a ball leading to unearned runs in the first. Grich homered for Baltimore. Cuellar struck out 13 Boston hitters for the win.
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Sports On The Air Today and Sunday Highlights
Comprehensive lineup listing baseball games St Louis versus Pittsburgh and Milwaukee versus New York Yankees at 1 15 p m and 1 p m pregame on channels 8 and 10 Sunday schedule includes St Louis Pittsburgh doubleheader noon and 1 30 football exhibition Cardinals against Chiefs at Arrowhead on channel 4 7 p m plus Olympic trials Spassky Fischer and Westchester Classic golf and a CBS Classic tennis between Newcombe and Drysdale all across multiple channels with racing and AAU pre Olympic events in Italy and Milwaukee two hour live broadcast start at 2 30 plus various league allocations
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Mexico All-Stars Win Midget Division Tourney
Gary Biggers led the Mexico All-Stars with four runs and three hits including a double and triple as they defeated Monroe City 10-7 to capture the Midget Division title in the Northeast Missourihoury League. Pitcher Tommy Fox won all three playoff games for Mexico. The Khoury League Optimist Tournament opens tonight at the Khoury fields with 11 Midget Division teams.
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Top Seeds Eliminated at Cleveland Classic semi finals
In Cleveland the Classic advanced to the semis with no Americans in singles. Cliff Drysdale defeated Marty Riessen 6-4 6-3 eliminating the last of the event’s stars as Tony Roche withdrew earlier and Arthur Ashe fell to Riessen. Roger Taylor edged Rosewall 7-6 2-6 7-6 with a 7-1 tiebreak. Ray Raffles and Mark Cox won their singles matches, while Paskell and Froehling beat Ashe/Luts in doubles as Laver and Addison salvaged the second set to win 75 64.
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Civic Club Softball Tournament Finals and results
Friday results show Jaycee II defeating Rotary 9 to 6. Semifinal saw Jaycee II? Actually Jaycee II 9 Rotary 6. Semifinal Jaycee II 15 Jaycee I 8. Championship ended with Jaycee I 11 Jaycee 11.
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Missouri's Johndrow Ruled Scholastically Ineligible
Missouri coach Al Onofrio announced that Johndrow, the Tigers’ only veteran quarterback, will not play this fall due to scholastic ineligibility. He attempted to raise credits in summer school but did not qualify, leaving John Cherry and Tony Gillick as the signal callers when practice opens next week.
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