Muskies Open Drill For Season With 42 On Roster
Coach Gay Astleford leads the Muskies into double daily practices as 20 lettermen return from last season's squad. Key players include eight offensive starters and seven defensive starters, with plans for platoon football and focused linemen quickness improvements. First home game is Sept. 15 against Iowa City West, while Iowa baseball tours Yucatan Sept. 15-17 for exhibition games.
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Baseball scores and schedule from Saturday games
National League East results include Boston 4 Texas 0 and Baltimore 3 Oakland 2. Cleveland beat California 1 in 1 inning. Chicago at Milwaukee postponed by rain. Saturday’s games list Texas at Boston, Kansas City at New York, Detroit at Minnesota, Chicago at Milwaukee, Baltimore at Oakland, Cleveland at California, plus multiple NL contests in San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Montreal, Houston, St. Louis. Multiple doubleheaders and rescheduled tilts noted.
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Dolphins returner Charley Leigh 52-yard punt return reversed
Charley Leigh of the Miami Dolphins ran back a punt 52 yards for an apparent touchdown against the Atlanta Falcons in Friday night action. The play was nullified on a ruling, leaving Leigh frustrated as he muttered to himself.
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Sophomore O'Donnell Leads UNI First Scrimmage
Cedar Falls Iowa AP Coach Stan Sheriff assigns sophomore Jim O'Donnell to run the top unit as UNI holds its first controlled scrimmage of the season. Junior Ron Schooley sidelined with a headache. Al Wichtendahl moved to wide receiver after last year’s quarterback role guiding the Panthers to second in the North Central Conference.
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McGee leads as match play event opens at Pinehurst
Golf star Jerry McGee holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Liggett & Myers Owen at the Country Club of North Carolina. Deane Beman and Jack Nicklaus headline the opening round pairings as the U S Professional Match Play Championship begins amid a crowded field and several players earn spots in the 16 man bracket.
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Olympia Opens With Athletes in Spotlight at Munich
The 1972 Munich Games opened with athletes from 123 nations parading in team uniforms as Rhodesia was excluded amid IOC politics. Avery Brundage concluded his 20-year presidency amid defeat, while the opening ceremony featured alpine horn signals, a cannon salute substitute, and West German President Heinemann welcoming 80,000 spectators.
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Taiwan and Indiana Vie In Little League Final Rematch
Hammond Indiana faces Taiwan in the Little League Championship in Williamsport Pennsylvania a rematch echoing the 1971 final. Taiwan opened with a 90 shutout of New City New York then a 91 semifinal win while Indiana edged Venina Virginia 2-1 and then led San Juan Puerto Rico 10-2 before a late surge.
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