Landry Hopes Cowboys Won't Fold In Pennant Stretch
Landry outlines cautious approach for 1970 Cowboys amid a history of late-season collapses. He shifts Ralph Neely to guard, props Rayfield Wright to tackle, anchors Mel Renfro at free safety, adds Dave Whitsell, moves Lance Rentzel, and competes Morton versus Staubach for quarterback. The goal: improve pass defense and sustain an elite offense as Dallas aims for a fifth straight title game appearance.
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Red Is Happy Cards Have Good Bullpen
SAN DIEGO AP Red Schoendienst says NL teams need relief pitching after St Louis beat the Padres 14 9 Friday night. Chuck Taylor saved the victory for Nelson Briles 5 4 as Louis capitalized on four San Diego errors for five unearned runs. Joe Torre drove in three with his 18th homer and Lou Brock had three hits and two RBIs. Vic Davalillo’s 21st pinch hit of the year neared a major mark. Padres got two two run pinch hits from Steve Hunts and Ray Webster. Bob Gibson 17 5 faces Danny Coombs 9 9 Saturday night.
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Mizzou Opens Grid Practice Before Spring Scrimmage
Missouri football begins practice under coach Dan Devine with a focus on quarterback assignments between Chuck Roper and Mike Farraimore. Lawrence gauges team readiness as Pepper Rodgers reports on Jayhawks’ conditioning and upcoming controlled scrimmage.
Baseball leaders and Sailing America's Cup trials
National League batting leaders list with Carty and Clemente atop averages, Bonds and Williams key runs, Bench and Perez show power, with defense led by Williams and Rose at 160 hits each. In Newport, RI the America's Cup trials resume with Val and Heritage racing as Gretel II faces France in a best-of-seven series after Friday's tight action.
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Bunker Stars in Marathon Royals Win in Boston
Kansas City pitcher Wally Bunker pitched 11 innings of three hit ball in a 2–1 12 inning victory over the Red Sox despite an 0–7 record. Bob Lemon, Royals manager, smiling after extending his contract through 1971, hailed Bunker’s form and team resilience.
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Baseball scores and schedule from weekend games
Summary of multiple MLB results including San Francisco beating Chicago 5 1 and Montreal over Atlanta 6 4, plus New York tie with Cincinnati 4 9 in games listed. Saturday and Sunday schedules feature matchups among Boston Kansas City Washington Atlanta Minnesota Chicago New York Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland and others with planned times and venues.
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Buffalo Bills, Eagles Exemption Frustrates Fans
Buffalo Bills and Philadelphia Eagles played a rough preseason game 35-20 with Buffalos penalties and yardage overshadowing standout runs by Ting and Snead. O.J. Simpson scored one of Buffalo's two touchdowns as veteran signal callers and trades shaped the night amid mumps and roster shuffles.
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Golf Course Architects Struggle to Meet Demand
New York AP reports E L Packard of the American Society of Golf Course Architects says the number of courses has doubled in a decade while opportunities to play lag behind. Real estate costs and new developments curb construction, pushing toward smaller, subtler designs and longer play times.
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Coeds Enter Race For Cleaner Air
Two Indiana coeds Cheryl Williams and Lydia Summers enter the Clean Air Car Race to promote low polluting options. The 3600 mile event runs from MIT to Caltech Pasadena with 50 student teams. their Oldsmobile was prepared by BorgWarner engineers and sponsored by Benjamin Bruner. Cheryl, 20, is Evansville psychology senior captain. Lydia, 21, Purdue nursing senior.
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Hall Turns World Record Fast, 400 IM at AAU Trials
Gary Hall, 19, swam 4 31.03 in the 400-meter individual medley at the national AAU championships, slicing the world record from 4 33.90 set last year. Hall, from Garden Grove and coached by Doc Counsilman of Indiana University, led the field with opening splits of 59.74 and 1 07.71, as fans at Los Angeles Swim Stadium watched. He said his limit is known only to God, while Indiana teammate Mark Spitz led other events on Friday and Long Beach rivals Ann Simmons and Susie Atwood claimed titles in the other races.
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Cardinals Edge Toward Improvement Ahead of Bengals Clash
St Louis aims to prove coach Charley Winner correct after last week’s 26 16 defeat by Denver. Highlights included standout cornerbacks Wehrli and Farr and solid Jim Hart passing. John Gilliam led receivers with 120 yards but will sit out with a bruised shoulder. Cincinnati, led by QB Faye Lewis, seeks rebound after a 1-1 preseason start as Essex Johnson and Clem Turner take larger backfield roles.
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Orioles star McNally nets first 19-game win
Pitching by Dave McNally of the Orioles stopped California 5-0 on a six-hitter to become the majors first 19-game winner. Bill Ludakis of the Dodgers drove in two runs with a single and his 11th homer in a 2-1 win over Pittsburgh.
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Namath Set to Face Giants in Yale Bowl Showdown
New Haven AP reports Joe Namath questions whether he can play due to knee fears as the Jets and Giants prepare for the Albie Booth Memorial Game at Yale Bowl. Weeb Eendbank cautioned against relying on Namath for a win, hinting any appearance would be a bonus with 70,000 fans expected.
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