Winner Delighted By Redskin Win
Washington AP Charley Winner the Redskins defensive backfield coach received one of three game balls for contributing to the 20-13 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. He praised team progress while stressing the need to continue improving. Jimmie Jones and Richie Pettibone also earned game balls for key defensive plays that helped hold the Cardinals’ offense. The defense, last year’s league bottom unit, limited the Cardinals to seven rushing yards and shut them out for 64 minutes, with Jones pressuring Pete Beathard and Pettibone intercepting a pass set up a Curt Knight field goal. The Redskins built a 20-0 lead before the Cardinals finally scored.
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Hardin Junior High Football Practice Set
All boys must have a physical exam and parental consent before trying out for the Hardin Junior High football program. Eighth graders receive equipment at 3 p.m. Thursday and seventh graders Friday at the Hardin gym. Practice starts Monday, August 30 at Hardin.
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Brock Steals Two as Cardinals End Skid in Atlanta
St Louis star Lou Brock swiped two bases in a 13-4 win over Atlanta, raising his season total to 42 to lead the NL. Joe Torre hit a two run homer and a two run double as the Cardinals halted a five game slide and trimmed their deficit to 5 2 games behind Pittsburgh in the NL East race.
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NBA Owners to Meet Secretly Tomorrow
Omaha World Herald reports NBA presidents to attend a secret 7:30 p.m. meeting in New York to discuss a possible merger with the American Basketball Association aided by anti trust exemption legislation in Congress. Merger could trigger major realignments and possibly relocate a team to Omaha.
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Washington Reverses Field Back to NFL
Vic Washington, a 5-11 190 pound back from Plainfield New Jersey and a Wyoming alumnus, returns to the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers after three CFL seasons. He scored on 13 and 10 yard runs in a 28 17 exhibition win over the Chargers as part of a weekend slate including Detroit over Baltimore 23 20 and Jets over Giants 27 14. Washington plays multiple roles including wide receiver defensive back and returner.
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Early Big Eight football drills show mixed results
In Lawrence Jayhawks coach Don Fambrough praised JC transfer Eddie Sheats and Gary Palmer as defensive leaders in a one hour scrimmage while running backs Jerome Nelloms Steve Conley and Delvin Williams shined on offense. Missouri and Kansas also held full pads with Wing-T concepts confusing both sides as rookies Mike Farmer and John Venturi shared QB duties for Missouri and Aloysious Ntuk Greg Hill and Jack Basble competed for kicking duties at Kansas State.
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Weiskopf Captures Philadelphia Golf Classic Title
Tom Weiskopf won the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley CC with a 274, one stroke ahead of Dave Hill and two ahead of Jack Nicklaus. Weiskopf praised determination and recalled near quitting after a bad finish at Sutton, Massachusetts, a week earlier.
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Rulings stun Cal UCLA threaten Rose Bowl eligibility
NCAA sanctions bar Cal from post season for three years while Isaac Curtis and five UCLA athletes face penalties after violations of the 1.6 rule. Cal's Curtis junior and senior years affected, and UCLA backfield prospect James McAlister ruled ineligible for the coming year.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League and American League divisions show standings with teams such as Pittsburgh Chicago St Louis New York Montreal Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles Atlanta San Diego Cincinnati and San Francisco. Weekend results include Houston 3 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 3 Los Angeles 0 with Sunday scores Philadelphia 3 Los Angeles 2 New York 4 San Diego 2. American League action lists Baltimore Detroit Boston Cleveland Chicago Oakland Kansas City Washington California New York Minnesota Milwaukee and Detroit with results and Monday games noted.
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Cuba Defeats U S to Win Volleyball Tourney
Cuba defeated the United States 3-1 to win the North Central American and Caribbean volleyball tournament championship in Havana and earn a berth to the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. The U S led 1-0 after a 15-4 first set in front of about 20 000 spectators at the Sports Coliseum.
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Patek steals show as KC beats Washington 4-1 in AL action
Freddie Patek stole two bases to extend his league lead to 43 and scored in the first inning as Kansas City beat Washington 4-1. Patek later doubled and scored again, aiding a Royals rally. Paul Splittorff earned the win, while Milwaukee topped Detroit 2-1 after a tense play at the plate involving Dick McAuliffe.
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Women’s softball tournament results at Laddonia
In the first round Bonnie and Clyde’s beat Palmyra 4 to 2. In the second round MFA Inc defeated Smiley’s 19 to 7. Quarterfinals saw Bevier 7 over Laddonia State Bank 2 and Bonnie and Clyde’s 1 over MFA Inc 0. Semifinal Laddonia State Bank 10 defeated Bonnie and Clyde’s 3. Championship Review 7 over Bonnie and Clyde’s.
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Oilers reshuffle aims to boost rough 1971 season
Houston Oilers overhaul under new head coach Ed Hughes features a trades push to improve defense and pass protection. Key moves include shipping Jerry Levins to San Diego for tackles Ron Billingsley and Gene Ferguson, plus adding Bob Young Jerry Sturm Sam Walton and Walt Suggs to bolster the line. Pastorini and Dickey compete for QB duties as the club seeks a brighter outcome after a 3 10 1 finish.
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