Reds Edge Whites 7-0 as Bulldogs debut Wishbone offense
The Mexico Bulldogs introduced the Wishbone with a Soap Scrimmage showing mixed results. Red team edged White 7-0 on Tim Hotop's 40-yard pass to Joe Long, while both squads struggled to sustain the new formation and relied mainly on a single running play.
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Art Seala
Bulldogs
Tim Hotep
Joe Long
Texas
Steve Worster
Oklahoma
Greg Pruitt
Wishbone Debut Shines In Bulldog Scrimmage
In Fulton, the Bulldogs showcased the Wishbone offense with promise despite only seven points scored. Coach remarks praised the defense and the quarterbacks Long and Buckner, while Mexico’s defense and game plan drew attention. Sophomores edged freshmen 7-0 on a Gary McFarland quarterback sneak, as teams work through reads and keys in the new formation.
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Varsity
Bucky Green
Seals
Fulton
Sears
Hornets
Bob Fisher
John Buckner
Fisher
Mexico
Sophs
Gary McFarland
White Flash Borzov Wins 100 Meters at Munich Olympics
Valery Borzov known as the White Flash leads Russia to gold in the 100 meter dash with a 10.14 second finish. Robert Taylor of Houston takes silver as Americans fail to medal in the event and Robinson and Hart miss their heats. DeMont wins Olympic record in the 1500 or 400 meter freestyle relay portion, while other events see Japan, East Germany, and Australia earning medals across swimming and track.
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Associated Press
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Valery Borzog
Rey “Robinson
Eddie Hart
U.S
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Borzov
Robert Taylor
Houston
United States
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Brad Cooper
Australia
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Long Beach
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Fountain Valley
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Santa Clara
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Mayumi Aoki
Roswitha Beier
East Germany
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Ellie Daniel
Elkins Park
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James Busceme
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Thailand
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James Ferguson
Peter Teicher
Milena Ichkova
U.S. Air Force
Micki King
Shota Chochosvili
Bidwill Offers to Sell Cardinals Stakes to Brother
Charles Bidwill president of the St. Louis Cardinals proposes selling his 50 percent stake to his younger brother Bill Bidwill who already owns the other half. Reports cite an unconfirmed $6,000,000 price. Both owners were en route to Green Bay for the Packers game and declined comment.
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Packers
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Sportsman’s Park
Lions Defeat Colts 24-17 In Exhibition Showdown
Detroit converts three Colts turnovers into 24-17 victory in Tampa. Greg Landry threw TD passes to Charlie Sanders and Al Barnes as Lions capitalized on interceptions by Dick LeBeau Lem Barney. Mann added a field goal and Munson scored. Sanders left with a shoulder separation but expects to play soon.
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Colts
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Lem Barmeu
Johnny Unitas
John Mackey
Mike Lucci
Marty Domres
Unitas
Greg Landry
Charlie Sanders
al Barnes
Errol Mann
Lions
Bill Munson
Norm Bulaich
Domres
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Speyrer
Sanders
Landry
Ed Mooney
Sports on the Air schedule notes multiple live events
A dense listing outlines live television and radio sports across several disciplines. Olympic programming spans two hour blocks at 12:30, 4, and 7 p.m., with Channel 10 joining at 7:30. Baseball features the Game of the Week at 1:15 p.m. on May 8 10 5, and hockey covers a Canada versus Russia series with multiple nightly slots. Football covers St Louis Cardinals versus Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys versus Chiefs matches, plus a Sunday replay. Horse racing highlights All-America Futurity at 6:30 p.m. on June 6. Baseball Monday specials and additional Olympic airings extend the week.
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Fireen Bay Packers
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Chiefs
Kansas
All- America Futurity
National League and American League Baseball Standings and Schedule
Baseball standings for the National and American leagues with team records and games behind. Today's and Sunday’s games listed, featuring matchups like San Diego at Kansas City and New York at Milwaukee, plus notes on individual pitchers and standings.
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Chicago Cry
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Neibauer
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McQueen
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Lolich
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Wilson
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Roherg
McDowell
Briles
Montreal Ferraz
Tinnati
Nolan
NC - Kansas City
Chicaga
Ballymore
Fischer revels in title as he eyes more rivals
World chess champion Bob Fischer, after defeating Boris Spassky in seven weeks and 21 games, says he will seek more Russian challengers if money is right. He hints at United States team play vs. Russians at Skopje and predicts a long reign, with praise from grandmasters about his future dominance.
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Associated Press
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Spassky
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Sude
U. S
Skopje
Yugoslavia
Schmid
Hans Bohn
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Netherlands
International Chess Oderation
Euwe
Anatole Karvoy
Chemist Wins Rebel Invitational Bass Tournament Title
Brandon Mississippi AP A 28 year old Arkadelphia Ark chemist won the Rebel Invitational Bass Tournament at Ross Barnett Reservoir with a three day catch of 44 pounds three ounces Ricky Greene edged Jackson weatherman Bob Ponds by one ounce to claim 3000 dollars in the 15000 event A total of 170 contestants from states participated Roland Martin defending champion and second round leader was third Tulsa Oklahoma angler ranked No 2 in the nation finished with 39 pounds seven ounces.
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Ross Barnett
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Red Sox beat Royals 1 0 as Yastrzemski hits winner
Boston Tops Kansas City 1-0 after Yastrzemski line drive injured Dick Drago. The win tightens the American League East race with Baltimore two games ahead after the Orioles beat California. Yankees and Tigers also lose, keeping the margin tight in standings.
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Associated Press
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Drago
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
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Drago
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Chicago
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