Gordon Might Bring Moon Glow to Saints Football
Former astronaut Dick Gordon, now vice president of the New Orleans Saints, discusses his role as an executive and his moon voyage fame. He notes the job is a straightforward business with limited coaching involvement while detailing league paperwork and his family's anticipation of pro football access.
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Jerry Estill
Hattiesburg
Miss
Dick Gordon
New Orleans Saints
Gordon
Saint
John Mecom Jr
Seattle
Wash
Mecom
Roy
Moon
National Football League
New York
League
Joe Federspiel
Kentucky
Art Green
Albany State
Margene Adkins
Jim Dunca
Saints
Dallas
Baltimore
Archie Manning
J.D. Roberts
Tony Linhart
Linhart
Europe
The
Bob Kap
Kap
Roberts
Pirates Light Up Braves In Late Inning Thriller
The Pittsburch Pirates win 6 to 5 over the Atlanta Braves as late inning hits turn the game. Manager PENMirdor comments on the unexpected rally and the vital role of key players.
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Pittsburgil
Pittsburch Pirates
Atlanta Braves
Wee
Penmirdor
Omys
Braves
Macarlas
Willie
Gibson Sees No Reasons To Be Loser
Astros ace Gibson holds off critics with another win as Pittsburgh Pirates rally behind Cesar Cedeva and a late homer by Cesar Cedeno. Star players Brock, Clines, and Clemente feature in a tense National League East chase with injuries and lineup shuffles shading the game.
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Gibson
Pirates
Pittsburch
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Manny Sanguillen
Richie Zisk
Zisk
Dave Creh_ hegan
Braves
Cene Clines
Ab Olsen
Starwell
Joe Toerner
Goves Amen
Hoverner
Starceth
Dofens
Gene Alley
Chinesa
Oscar Brown
Virdon
Setavas
Tin
Vic Davalillo
Dusty Baker
Orst
Henry
Earl Williams
Clines
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Cincinnati
Jtisl
Richie Helmer
Bill Maveroski
Joh Robertson
Keven Stargell
Houston
Star
Chargers Parks Skips Training For Acupuncture
Billy Parks remains at the Chargers training camp but seeks acupuncture for a hamstring. Coach Harland Svare imposes a 150 per day fine on Parks and two other players for missing practice. Parks plans to continue acupuncture sessions and hopes the treatment will help him return.
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Parks
Walt Sweenes
Pete Barnes
San Diego Union
Beverly
Svare
Billy
England
Hodge and Sweetan spotlighted in elimination for Funk title shot
World junior heavyweight champ Danny Hodge faces Bob Sweetan in an elimination bout at the Civic Center Arena for a shot at Dory Funk's world heavyweight title on July 25. Grizzley Smith acts as special referee. Vic Nichols meets Blonde Don Duffy, with Chuck Conley sidelined by injury. George Strickland battles Leo Sue opening at 8 15. The Mongol faces Nick Rockwinkle and Si lento Rodriguez meets Alex Perez. Tickets at Civic Center Office 322 8619.
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Grizzley Smith
Mammoth
Danny Hodge
Brass Knicks
Bob Sweetan
Dory Funk
Civic Center Arena
Hodge
Sweetan
Smith
National Wrestling Alliance
Funk
Vic Nichols
The
Wrestling Hillbillies
Don Duffy
Vic
Chuck Conley
Duffy
George Strickland
Leo Sue
the Mongol
Nick Rockwinkle
Silento Rodriguez
Alex Perez
Civic Center
Southside Little League Recap Shows Tight Wins and No-Hitter
Higginbotham and Simmons sparked Faulk-Collier past Pacemaker City 5-2 as Street and Magee contributed for the losers. Horton rallied to beat The Palace 12-8 with Anthony two hits and Gates homer. Merriman Advertising used three Haneline errors to win 4-2 behind Jordan and Hays. R A Jewelers edged Gay's 4-2 as Bodan pitched a no hitter for the winners.
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Faulk - Colier
City
Higginbotham
Simmons
Magee
Street
Faulk - Collier
Pacemaker City
Narby
Southside
Horton
The
Palace
Anthony
Gates
Carliste
the Palace
Stone
Smith
Brown
Northside
Merriman Advertising
Haneline
Jordan
Mike Hays
Shemwell and
Reeves
Hays
Olvey
North Side
James Bodan
Pace
R & A Jewelers
Gay
Roy Thompson
Olx
Bodan
Dixon
Ellis and
Williams
Falcons cut eight players as camp trims continue
Atlanta Falcons released eight players led by sixth round pick Fred Riley of Idaho in Greenville. The cuts leave 85 players in training camp as coach Norm Van Brocklin described Monday's practice as good during the first combined session of rookies and veterans.
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Greenville
S.C
Fred Riley
Idaho
Atlanta Falcons
National Football League
John Dow
Jim Montgomery
Tom Gaughan
Mike Lambros
Rogert Jaeger
Daryle Cherry
Ken Weingert
Falcons
Norm van Brocklin
Gault Considers Future With Browns After Cab Squad Stint
Gault, a 26 year old Hofstra product and longtime Browns backup quarterback, weighs leaving the cab squad for a regular roster spot. He cites desire to play and stability for his wife Mary Lou and 19 month old Kimberly as key factors in his decision during Browns training camp at Hiram College.
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Ane Vos Oyuau
Pau Buen
Siberia
Gault
Cleveland
Municipal
Bill Nelsen
Browns
Mike Phipps
Nelsen
Phipps
Brian Sipe
San Diego State
Hiram College
Long Island
Mary Lou Gault
Kimberly
Hofstra
Nick Skorich
Pittsburgh
Texas Wind Means Little to Dobson as He Wins
Pat Dobson dominated the Texas Rangers 3-1 in Arlington, improving to 11-8. He noted wind from right field altered pitches and caused his four walks, while Baltimore’s relief corps, led by Rorie Harrison, closed the game after Don Mincher opened the eighth.
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Arlington, Tex
Pat Dobson
Texas
Baltimore
Dobson
Rorie Harrison
Don Mincher
Mincher
Buford
Panther
Rich Billings
Fudickar Leads Greenwood Golf Meet 1-2-3 Finish
Fudickar set a Greenwood 54-hole record with 70 69 64 to finish first at 203 two under par. Farr and Shelton placed second and third as Northeast teammates dominated the three top spots at Greenwood Country Club.
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Northeast Louisiana University
Greenwood
Miss
Riley Fudickar
St. Fredericks High
Monroe
Northeast
Fudickar
Greenwood Country Club
Doug Farr
Robert Shelton
Farr
Shelton
Mik Taylor
Jackson
Jim Williams
Gaylord Burrows
Stewart Causey
Burrows
Eastern Illinois
Williams
Shreveport
Cape Coral
Fla
NLU
Eddie Lyons
Columbus
Paul Farr
Neville
Warble
Tex
Bobby Wine Joins Phillies Coaching Staff
Veteran shortstop Bobby Wine, released by the Montreal Expos after 11 major league seasons, is added to the Philadelphia Phillies coaching staff as an infield instructor. He will join after the All-Star break. Wine previously played for Philadelphia from 1962 to 1968 before moving to Montreal in 1969.
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Philadelpiia
Bobby Wine
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia
Phillies
Wine
Phils
Montreal
Mann Wins Linville Medal in Ladies Invitational
Mrs John L Mann of Sarasota Florida shot 76 to lead the Linville Ladies Invitational qualifying medal at Linville Calf Club links. Margout Hannon Tryon NC and Nancy Holmes Nashville Tenn traded 80s as contenders for match play while Holmes and Prevatte Hazelwood NC tied for second with 80s.
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Linville
Nco
John L. Mann
Sarasota
Fla
Margout Hannon
Tryon
N.C
Recreation Softball: Morgan Lindsey pace wins and many three-hit games
In the Industrial A league Morgan and Lindsey led a 12-8 victory over Monroe Police as Williams Fletcher and Mansur each had two hits. In B league Americas Bank won 12-9 over Optimist Club with Pinton Taylor and Duncan leading the hits. Ouachita Bank beat Monrse Jaycers 10-9 aided by three-hit games from Jeff Murphy Pat Murphy and Ted Gilley. In C league Jim Whites three hits powered CBers to a 12-2 win over Monroe News-Star.
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Industrial
Morgan
Lindsey
Monroe Police
Wiliams
Fletcher
Mansur
Doyle Pinton
Allen Taylor
Neal Duncan
Pace Americas Bank
Gary Strawhn
Jim Pace
Ouachita Bank
Monrse Jaycers
Jeff
Pat Murphy
Ouachita
Ted Gilley
Jim Whites
Cbers
Trieman
Monroe News- Star
George Portman
Charles Masala
Sam Mondello
Don Balsamo
PMC
Utilities Commission
M. Sellers
Lola Wheeler
J. C. Smith
Totos
Brenda Brooks
Alice Hance
Betsy Kimball
L. Bennett
Tickell
Reliable Finance
Bill Allen Dodge
Rugg
Monroe Brick
Quachita National Bank
Nies
Davenport
First Fidelity Mortgage Company
Central Bank
Church
Gary Girod
Donnie McEnery
Victory
Southside Methodist
Ray Bennett
Atstack
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Everia
Astros
Pyorenyy
Harry Walker
Jon Brock
Brock
Hook
Chargers
Hiram, Ohio
Don Gault
Cleveland Brown
Richie Scheinblum
Kansas City Royals
Washington
Royals
Scheinblum
Marl
Baltimeore
Marl Weaver
Fay Canbye
von Per Fase
Warrison
Worle Alexander
Annines
Ted Williarms
Orioles
Tevsas
Jim Panther
Don Buford
Johnny Oates
Sinle
Brooks Obkinson
Oles
Rangers
Ted Kubiak
Larry Buttner
Dave McNally
Rich Hand
Expos
Mise Holmes
William Prevost
Hazelwood
Joe C. Byars
Tampa
S. L. Clines
Greensboro
Richmond Gray
Richmond
Miss Homes
Patsy Johnson
Spartanburg
Leicester Warren
Grahahm
Brat
Eugene F. Love
Newport News
Donald O Brien
Jean Frans
Vickery
Vars
Elsie Shaw
New Mena Beach
W W Forest
Joseph Crowder
Columbia
Bruiser
Danny
Bob Sweetan Hodge
Grizzly Smith
Nick Bockwinkle
Mr. Beef
Oro
Kuppenheimer
Dacron & Cotton
Dacron & Wool
Rockingham
Palm Beach
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