Two Heisman Winners Attend College Football Hall of Fame Groundbreaking
Clint Frank and Dick Kazmaier, Heisman winners from Yale and Princeton, attend the College Football Hall of Fame groundbreaking at Kings Island. They recall era differences, noting modest early professional pay and limited single wing use, and contrast with later offers and careers.
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Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Highlights
National League East standings show Atlanta leading with a 47 56 record and New York at 63 61. American League lists New York and Baltimore atop the table with scattered results and a slate of Tuesday games across both leagues.
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Celtics unveil Yugoslav star at Marshfield camp
Drazen Dalipagic, a 6 foot 6 inch Yugoslav forward and Olympic star, was unveiled at the Celtics Marshfield tryout camp. Celtics coach Tom Heinsohn noted the challenge of adjusting to NBA play, while a team spokesman praised his rebounding and shooting. Dalipagic seeks a Cape Cod training camp invitation as the Celtics begin pre-season workouts.
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Rookie Temptations Lift Cardinals Over Reds 9-5
Garry Templeton, a 20-year-old rookie, sparks the St. Louis lineup with four runs as the Cardinals rout the Cincinnati Reds 9-5. Ted Simmons and Keith Hernandez collect three hits apiece while Red Schoendienst confirms a youth-forward plan for the club.
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Cauthen Reaches 100 Wins In Summer Meet At River Downs
Apprentice jockey Steve Cauthen boosted his summer total to 100 victories after winning aboard Perintown in the sixth race at River Downs. He finished second aboard Red Pipe in the $4,200 eighth race as Tommy Meyers edged Red Pipe by a nose aboard Winged Brook in 1 43 for the mile and 70 yards, as Cauthen nears track record pace set by Carlos Marquez in 1958.
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Phils Clinch Near NL East Title With 4-2 Win
Philadelphia manager Danny Ozark plays down a magic number, but a 4-2 victory over Atlanta extends the Phillies’ lead to 14 games with an 81-41 record. They need 26 wins or Pirates losses to clinch as St Louis, Dodgers, and Padres Also won in NL action.
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Anderson wins second consecutive High Powered Rifle Championship
CAMP PERRY Ohio Gary Anderson Olympic gold medalist and Nebraska state senator captured his second straight National High Powered Rifle Championship with a 1190 11X score. He also won the President's Match the Army Cup and the Scott Trophy in 1976. Jamie Trombley of Fulton New York became the first woman to win the Marine Cup Trophy with a perfect 300 and nine bullseyes in the 30 shot 300 yard rapid fire course.
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Dolphins Waive Mercury Morris Amid Roster Shakeup
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula waived running back Mercury Morris in a week of roster moves. Morris, a 1 000-yard back in 1972 and top rusher last season with 875 yards, noted his career and possible new teams as Shula pivots to younger backs Benny Malone Don Testerman Clayton Heath and explores trades Scott Buoniconti and his status remain unsettled as talks of Buoniconti's return surface and safety Jake Scott comes off suspension.
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