Northeast football team to stay in Louisiana this season
The Northeast Louisiana University football schedule keeps all games at home with three road trips slated to McNeese in Lake Charles Northwestern in Shreveport and Louisiana Tech in Ruston. The Louisiana Sports Writers Association selects all state teams through chapter meetings with voting by charter representatives and coaches choose girls basketball track and baseball classifications. Admission to Shreveport Captains games is general 1.94 with seats at 1.75 and box seats at 2.
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Baltimore Balks At Sale To Veeck
Baltimore Orioles end sale negotiations with Bill Veeck for the American League bid after board chair Jerold Hoffberger cited internal tax issues. Veeck and partners including Hank Greenberg and Paul Richards expressed surprise and frustration, while Orioles discuss Memorial Stadium lease terms with the city for 1971.
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Rod Carew Named American League Player Of The Week
Rod Carew of the Minnesota Twins earned AL Player of the Week honors after a 11-for-17 stretch for a .647 average, including three home runs and seven RBIs. He raised his season mark to .418 with a five-game 9-for-10 surge against the New York Yankees.
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Mixed Up Twins and Rangers Win On Off Night
The Minnesota Twins outhit the Indians 11-10 after batting order mix ups with Danny Thompson and Dan Ford. The Texas Rangers pounded the Red Sox 124 in a game played like batting practice. Oakland beat Baltimore in 15 innings, Kansas City defeated Detroit, Milwaukee edged Chicago, and California beat New York.
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Rangers Rally In Ninth After Marathon Texas Bats Rally
In Boston, the Rangers outslugged the Red Sox 9 6 in a marathon doubleheader. Jim Stadhere delivered a grand slam in the second inning, Jeff Burroughs homered twice, with Toby Warrah and Jim Spencer adding late two run shots to seal the win.
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Bugner Slams Ali Defense as Russian Tank Tactic
In Kuala Lumpur Joe Bugner dismisses Muhammad Ali's Russian Tank guard as risky. Bugner criticizes the stance while training for the world title. Ali and entourage arrive in Kuala Lumpur after a Tokyo layover.
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El Paso Diablos Edge Midland in 14-Inning Marathon
El Paso outlasted Midland 4-3 in 14 innings as Sam Ashford drove in the winning run in the 14th after a rain delay stretched the game. Machemer stole second and scored after a third inning infield out. A strong wind kept many hits to pop flies as El Paso closed within three percentage points of the Cubs in the West Division.
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Parker Returns to Cincinnati with Pirates Big Rally
Dave Parker homered to cap a five run first inning as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Cincinnati Reds 9 to 2 at Riverfront Stadium. Parker said beating his hometown team felt special while recalling childhood idols and past ties to Cincinnati.
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Shanklin Seeks Meet of Champions After Upset High Jump Win
Northeast Louisiana University star Warren Shanklin, NCAA high jump champion in Provo Utah, heads to Berkeley California for the Meet of Champions. He cleared 7-1 amid rain and wind, narrowly topping Rory Kotinek of UCLA and others, earning travel paid and potential AAU participation in Eugene Oregon. Shanklin’s victory adds to a career with 10 of 18 outdoor wins and a Louisiana state record of 7-14.
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Pele Signs Three Year Cosmos Contract In New York
Brazilian star Pele arrives in New York to sign a seven million dollar three year deal with the New York Cosmos ending his retirement. He will debut Sunday against the Dallas Tornado on national TV with CBS coverage and global broadcasts planned.
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Belmont Park Posts Edge in Bid for Triple Crown Colts
Belmont Park and Hollywood Park bid to race Avatar Foolish Pleasure and Master Derby in a special 1 1 2 mile New York event with a purse potentially surpassing 390000. NYRA confirms invitations and possible TV coverage while Ruffian eyes the Travers at Saratoga.
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Air Force Opens 1975 Season in Little Rock
The Air Force Falcons travel to Little Rock to face Arkansas on September 13 as the 1975 football campaign begins.
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