Missouri Tigers feel rebuild under coach Onofrio with Wishbone
Missouri football seeks a rebound season under Al Onofrio after a 1-10 record last year. Kadlec and Onofrio tout progress, depth, and a versatile offense centered on the Wishbone. Key backs include Ziegler and transfers Moss Beamon and Smith, while Reamon competes for playing time.
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Et. Scott
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Twins Stiff Arm Baltimore 7-1 in Rain Delay Collapse
Pitcher Pat Dobson faltered after a 34 minute rain delay, allowing four singles and two runs in the seventh inning as the Baltimore Orioles lost 7-1 to the Minnesota Twins. Bert Blyleven handled the late rally, finishing with a seven hitter. Detroit remained tied for first in the AL East after a 4-1 Angels win. other AL results included A's 2-0 over Indians, White Sox 4-2 over Red Sox, Yankees 3-4 over Rangers, and Royals 6-2 over Brewers. In NL action, Cubs 9- Los Angeles 8 in 11, Pirates 11- San Diego 0, and Mets 3-Philadelphia 3 among others. Detroit also announced the purchase of Frank Howard from Texas, effective Friday, delaying his eligibility for postseason play.
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Traded to Oakland Maxie Feels the Ax
Cal Maxvill is traded by the St. Louis Cardinals to the Oakland A s for infielder Joe Lindsey and a player to be named later in a second deal of the week. General Manager Bing Devine moves toward a youth movement as Dwain Anderson and Ed Crosby join the battle for shortstop and third base.
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How They Stand in National and American League
Baseball standings show National League teams led by Pittsburgh Chicago New York and St Louis with RBI totals and win percentages. American League leaders include Baltimore New York Boston Cleveland and Milwaukee with daily results and upcoming games listed in dense season recap style.
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Giants Break Gibby's Hex In St Louis Victory
The San Francisco Giants beat Bob Gibson 3-2, ending a winless stretch of ten meetings since 1968. Gibson struck out 14 and hit a homer, while Jim Willoughby earned the win for the Giants, who improved to 31-30 on the road. Bernie Carbo homered for St Louis, but Willoughby held the Cardinals to seven hits.
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San Francisco
Cardinals Recall 12 To Fill 40-Man Roster
St Louis recalls twelve minor leaguers to bolster the 40-man roster. Pitchers Jim Bibby Lance Clemons Charlie Hudson and Ed Kurpiel plus hitters Skip Jutze Ken Reitz Milt Ramirez Tommy Cruz Dan Larson Al Hrebosky Rudy Arroyo Jackie Stripling are named from Tulsa Arkansas Modesto Sarasota.
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Cardinals
Jim Bibby
Lance Clemons
Charlie Hudson
Skip Jutze
Ken Reitz
Tulsa
al Hrebosky
Rudy Arroyo
Jackie Stripling
Tommy Cruz
Milt Ramirez
Arkansas
Soap Scrimmage Set for Friday at Hawthorne Heights
Mexico Bulldogs fans get their first look at the Wishbone in an intrasquad scrimmage at 8 p.m. Friday with 7:30 player and coach introductions. Four 10 minute quarters include varsity, sophomores, and freshmen matchups. Entrance is a bar of soap.
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New Rule Improves Kicking For Pro Football
The article notes a winter rule change that moved inbound markers three feet closer to mid field, improving kickers angle though distance may be unchanged. Preseason games begin with 13 exhibitions over five days, including Miami at Washington and Baltimore vs Detroit in Tampa.
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