IMCA Sprint Car Entries Set for State Fair Race Weekend
Two father and son teams enter the IMCA sprint car event at the Missouri State Fair with Hank Smith and son Andy racing a Chevy powered sprinter. Ralph Parkinson Sr and Junior Parkinson also compete in two strong sprinters while new stock car races under IMCA sanction are scheduled across Aug 21 to Aug 29 with early models on Aug 27 and modifieds on Aug 21.
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Missouri State Fair
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Redbirds Rally On Walks In Busch Stadium Victory
St Louis hitters drew nine walks against San Diego pitchers, six on the Cards side and two for the Padres, in a 4-1 win. Denny stranded nine runners over six innings as Brent Strom struggled, while Lou Brock stole three bases and Hector Cruz drove in four. The victory, backed by Adrian Devine, followed a Padres error that helped set up a two-run third.
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John McNamara
San Diego
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Brent Strom
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Jerry Mumphrey
Hector Cruz
Randy Jones
Pete Falcone
Trade Threat Becomes Reality For Sensibaugh Of Big Red
Sensibaugh, a five year NFL veteran, was traded from the Kansas City Chiefs to the St. Louis Cardinals on April 13, 1976, as part of a three-player deal. The Cincinnati native started at free safety in preseason and impressed with two interceptions, joining six defensive acquisitions that offseason to bolster a rebuilt Cardinal defense.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Ohio State
Cardinals
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Don
Don Coryell
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Tye
Banks
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Mike Dawson
Mike
Matuszak Out Of Action For A Few Days
Kansas City Chiefs defensive end John Matuszak was released from the hospital after a bout of hypoglycemia and will be sidelined for several days. Chiefs coach Paul Wiggin said tests were negative and Matuszak would rest as doctors monitor his recovery after dizziness and fainting spells.
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John Matuszak
Kansas City Chiefs
Matuszak
Bob Sprenger
Chiefs
San Francisco
Paul Wiggin
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