Color Bulldogs Hold Off Defense With Wait-and-See Plan
Mexico Bulldog football fans glimpse 1972 season through a coloring-book preview. Coach Art Seals, the offensive line, ends Joe Long and Mike Young, and a host of backups are outlined as the Bulldogs prepare for the upcoming opening Friday night scrimmage in Fulton. The piece highlights Seals’ cautious approach amid questions on tackles Roger Fisher Ben Given and the young guard corps, emphasizing depth and potential from a small, talented unit.
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Ross Mechlin
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Robbie Hodges
Robert Phillips
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Guy Eick
Tim Hotep
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Mexico Bulldogs aim for a strong season with Tim Hotep at QB
Coach Art Seals colors the lineup for Mexico Bulldogs with Randy Ezell at center and John Buckner at right halfback. Tim Hotep returns at quarterback with a deep, experienced defense led by Payne and Ezell. Seals cautions optimism and notes the team could go 10-0 if key players stay healthy, aiming to improve on last year’s 6-4.
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Rick Johnson
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Steve Sparks
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Reamon battles for top spot as Missouri opens season
Missouri Tigers running back Tommy Reamon seeks top role in coach Al Onofrio’s wishbone offense after transferring from Fort Scott Junior College. He denies being relegated to second string, pledging to prove himself in the September 9 debut against Oregon while adjusting to the new system and recovering from a summer appendectomy. Also: St Louis Blues trade Brian Lavender and Dave Pulkkinen to New York Islanders. Cardinals ship Dennis Higgins to San Diego Padres in separate NHL and MLB moves.
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Bobby Fischer Wins World Chess Title in Iceland
American challenger Bobby Fischer defeats Boris Spassky after Spassky resigns in game 21. Fischer, 29, from Brooklyn, becomes first American world champion, with prize money around 156000 dollars plus future royalties. Spassky, 35, from Russia, receives about 100000 as runner up. Euwe notes Spassky phoned mid match to forfeit. tensions linger after a long, contentious title bout.
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National League Scores and Tonight's Games From East to West
Baseball results list scattered scores and matchups across cities including Los Angeles Chicago Houston Philadelphia Atlanta and San Francisco with pitchers and records noted. Tonight feature San Diego at Chicago Philadelphia at Atlanta Montreal at Cincinnati San Francisco at Pittsburgh New York at Houston and other late games.
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Scoreboard update with multiple teams and players
Kansas City Otago 10 14 Boston Pattin 9 13 N Cleveland Wilcox 7 11 Minnesota Goltz 1 0 N Milwaukee Colborn 4 4 Texas Gagolewski 3 71 N Qvtrott Coleman yard Oakland Holtzman 14 11 N Baltimore McNally 12 1N California Wright 47 N
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Coleman
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Curt Knight Lifts Redskins In 27 24 Exhibition Win
Washington edge Miami 27 24 as Curt Knight nails 24 yard field goal with 36 seconds left and adds 51 yard kickoff. Charley Harraway 1 yard TD run and Sonny Jurgensen to Larry Brown 17 yard pass account for scores. Miami led with Mercury Morris 10 yard run and Yepremian field goals.
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Sonny Jurgensen
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Mercury Morris
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Charley Leigh
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Fishing Report on Page 5 Plays Stage Resumed at 3 30
Referee Schmid announced on stage where players were to resume their 21st game at 3 30 p m and noted Spassky had reached 12 50. Schmid informed the American camp but the Americans initially refused to accept the resignation as official.
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Spitz sets world record as he wins his fourth gold
Munich reports Mark Spitz blows away the clock with a 54.27 in the 100 meter butterfly for his fourth gold, then anchors the U S 800 meter relay to a fifth gold. Hart and Robinson miss heats after a scheduling foul up, while Frank Shorter sets an American record in the 10,000 meters and wrestling brings three golds for the United States.
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Madeline Manning Jackson
Dave Wattle
William Farrel
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Ben Peterson
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Bears Seek Return to Fierce Image Under Gibron
Chicago Bears new head coach Abe Gibron vows to restore the team's feared, physical style. With Jim Dooley gone and quarterback Jack Concannon traded, Chicago leans on a rebuilt defense led by Butkus and Buffone while pursuing a stronger running game behind Moore and Lawson.
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Rosa Brubacher
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Tony McGee
Joe Taylor
Charley Ford
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Ron Smith
Craig Clemons
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Bears
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Douglass
Kent Nix
Jim Fassel
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Gale Sayers
Sayers
Joe Moore
Roger Lawson
Western Michigan
Jim Harrison
Moore
Missouri
Cyril Pinder
Don Shy
Jim Grabowski
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