Moscow Bias Blunts World University Games Coverage
The Soviet press whitewashes incidents at the World University Games while piling praise on Moscow’s facilities and readiness to host the Olympics. Critics cite visa denials, harassment of Jews, and harsh security, plus a Cuban basketball altercation and misattributed quotes stirring media concerns.
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Anderson Leads Bengals in Preseason Showdown With Lions
Quarterback Ken Anderson returns from a leg injury to try to fix Cincinnati Bengals offensive issues. He delivered an 11-for-12, 240-yard first half in a previous 45–21 win over Philadelphia, as Cincinnati seeks to rebound after a 24–6 loss to Cleveland. Detroit is 2-1 in preseason. Cincinnati 1-2.
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Purple Gang resumes search for quarterback in Berkeley
The Minnesota Vikings will seek a starting quarterback Saturday at Berkeley against the Oakland Raiders with Francis Tarkenton and Bob Berry competing. Tarkenton led a 13 10 win over Kansas City and Berry has shown solid if uneven passing in early games. The Raiders featuring Daryle Lamonica and Ken Stabler split duties in a 16 3 victory as George Blanda still boots field goals aged 45.
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Hayes hails college game in fiery Ohio State talk
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes praised college football as the most intricate game and defended its play across the nation. He cited Southern Cal and Michigan as examples of teams that excel, noting past Rose Bowl loss to USC and longtime rivalry with Michigan without naming them directly.
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Duffy's resurgence fuels Indians in late season push
Cleveland shortstop Frank Duffy has rebuilt his form with a .312 since a shaky stretch, lifting the Indians from a 28-53 slump. He credits a steadier role after returning from the disabled list and a more consistent lineup with Leo Cardenas. Timmerman posts for Cleveland against Sonny Siebert in a four game set with Texas.
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Baseball standings report from Major League games
Texas Siebert faces Cleveland Timmerman while Detroit Lolich meets Chicago Wood. Milwaukee Bell plays Minnesota Goltz. New York Medich opposes Oakland Hunter. Boston Lee vs California Lange.
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Reds fall to Cubs 3-2 in Chicago setback colors home stand
Cincinnati trails Los Angeles by three games after a 3 2 loss to Chicago in Chicago. Paul Popovich sparked a 10th inning rally with a key hit as Randy Hundley, Darrel Chaney and Pete Rose produced late scoring. Bonham allowed four Cubs hits before Locker relieved and sealed the tie.
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Cleveland Indians add Erie dentist Dr Robert Shupala as investor
Dr Robert Shupala an Erie orthodontist becomes a Cleveland Indians investor in a Thursday announcement. Officials withheld investment amount and stock percentage and noted Shupala resigned from the Pittsburgh Pirates organization where he served as bullpen coach and scout. Shupala, 40, is a Pittsburgh native and former University of Pittsburgh football guard.
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Pinard Rolls First ABC Sanctioned League Game
Waterbury Connecticut bowler Bob Pinard debuted in an ABC sanctioned league on December 13 1961 and set a record with a 234 in his first game.
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Relaxed Robinson finds hitting formula with two homers
Phillies slugger Bill Robinson, once a bust at the plate, relaxed at the dish and hit two homers driving in three in a 6 3 NL win over the Padres. He says focus on relaxing and making contact changed his approach after earlier slumps.
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