Defense Will Be Key To New Orleans 1970 Success
The Saints, strong on offense in 1969, must bolster their defense to contend in 1970. Coach Tom Fears expects a better secondary led by new and returning players, with rookies challenging safety spots and a youthful, competitive defensive line. Quarte rb Kilmer remains a seasoned play caller as Abramowicz and Burrough join the receiving corps. Running game could improve if Livingston returns to form post knee surgery.
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New Orleans
Saints
Tom Fears
Gene Howard
Elijah Nevett
Joe Scarpati
Philadelphia
Doug Wyatt
Hugo Hollas
Dickie Lyons
Steve Preece
Delles Howell
Grambling
Lke
Howell
Larry Estes
Clovis Swinney
Doug Sutherland
Mike Tilleman
Dave Rowe
TiNeman
Dave Long
Richard Neal
Jake Kupp
del Williams
Don Talbert
Erroll Linden
Jerry Sturm
Billy Kilmer
NFL
Kilmer
Danny Abramowicz
al Dodd
Ken Burrough
Andy Livingston
Blue Devil Kicking Will Be Improved
Duke faces stronger kicking with five punters and two kickers in contention. Wes Chesson led 1969 punting with 67 boots for 2405 yards and 37.6 average, while Steve Jones eyes the number one job after spring standout play. Pugh and Wright compete for place and soccer style kicking, with Wright showing 36 to 43 yard accuracy potential.
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Wes Chesson
Duke
Blue Devil
Battling Chesson
Steve Jones
Jones
David Pugh
Lynchburg
David Wright
Pugh
North Carolina
Wright
St. Louis
Bosox Top Tigers 4-2 To Give Culp 14th Win
Boston earns a 4-2 win over Detroit as Ray Culp drives in the tie-breaking run with a sixth inning single and improves to 14-12. He outduels Micki Lolich despite a rough start, while the crowd of 22,389 faced a phony bomb threat at Fenway Park with no incident.
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Culp
Boston
Ray Culp
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Mickley Lolich
Baseball Tonight Schedule and Matchups Roundup
National games list with teams including Baltimore New York Washington Cleveland Boston Detroit and others. Pitchers and records shown for several matchups such as Umage at Oak land Murphy at California Perry at Milwaukee Hand at Washington Hardin at New York Cain at Boston Veale at Montreal Bunning at Chicago McAndrew at St Louis Moeller at Atlanta Perry at Cincinnati and Dobson at Houston.
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Cleveland
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Umage
John
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Dobson
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Bunker
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Murphy
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Kaat
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Downing
Hand
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Hardin
Peterson
Cain
Sichert
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Veale
Montreal
Stoneman
Philadelphia
Bunning
Chicago
Holtzman
McAndrew
St. Louis
Gibson
N . Los Angeles
Moeller
Osteen
Atlanta
Reed
Niekro
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Cincinnati
McGlothlin
Y Chicago
le Boston
Phila
Phia
West West
Minnesota Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Iba
San Fran
Kansas City Il
Houston
Chicago San Diego
Shenandoah Downs Race Card Summary for Val’s King Event
Race results show Val’s King winning with 00-3.20-2.80, followed by Rodneys Roman in second and Extinct Blood in third. Other top finishes include Nina Fresca, Worcester’s Boy, Sweet Thang, Babe Beattie, Bunny’s Rascal, and Bright Waters with various Exacta and Big Exacta payoffs noted. Multiple jockeys and horses from Louviere, Kratz, Lewis, Cannon, Monge, and others listed with payouts up to $6,953.80 across several double and exacta wagers.
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Horn
J Lemoyne
Monge
Lewis
Sweet Thang
Roberts
Witmer
Johnston
Exacta
Barks Roman
Jon Uu
Banker's Wing
Keith's Colee
Paula Smith
Karin
Beau Moon
Hasty Jim
Roman Sugar
Heron
Kopy
Lucky Co
Mercer Air
MN Matterman
My Dough
Lee
Grattan Gal
White Spring
Dollar Moore
Tee Gee H. Shi Yung
Duke Blitz
Belleland
Tanton Backs Denny McLain for Dousing Writers
Baltimore AP report notes Bill Tanton sports editor of the Baltimore Evening Sun backs pitcher Denny McLain for dousing two Detroit sports writers with ice water. Tanton cites McLain’s “zany behavior” and recalls Jim Hawkins, formerly of the Evening Sun, as part of his reasoning.
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Baltimore
Bill Tanton
Baltimore Evening Sun
Denny McLain
Detroit
Tanton
McLain
Jim Hawkins
Evening Sun
Victory By Ashe Gives America Davis Cup Sweep
Arthur Ashe Jr. overcame a heel injury to beat Christian Kuhnke 6-8 10-12 9-7 13-11 6-4 in Cleveland to seal an American Davis Cup sweep over West Germany in the 1970 Challenge Round. Cliff Richey won earlier, boosting US dominance as the doubles pair Smith and Lutz clinched the Cup.
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Cleveland
Arthur Ashe Jr
Christian Kuhnke
West Germany
Ashe
Clark Stadium
Manuel Santana
Spain
U S Cagers Win Second Straight in World Games
United States defeats Brazil 85 75 in Turin to firm hold on gold medal chances at the World University Games final round. Jim MacDaniels from Western Kentucky tops scoring with 23 points as U S leads 26 16 at ten minutes and 42 28 at halftime.
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Italy
United States
Brazil
U.S
Jim MacDaniels
Western Kentucky
Soviet Union
Gossett To Help Attack 49ers For Title Run
San Francisco 49ers will rely on Bruce Gossett to improve kicking and score production after a 4-8-2 season. The team added Gossett from the Rams, drafted Cedrick Hardman, and faces a tough Western Division with Rams Falcons Saints. Spurrier Isenbarger and Kilgore compete for roles as rookies push for starting jobs. Orlando Pena, a Cuban pitcher, joined Pirates and played for Omaha last season.
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Atlanta Falcons
New Orleans Saints
49Ers
Orlando Pena
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City
Omaha
Hialeah
Fla
Budweiser Faces Urbana In Frederick County Slowpitch Playoffs
Budweiser beer meets Urbana Radio and TV in a best two out of three series for the Frederick County Slowpitch title. Budweiser advanced by beating Gold Dust Inn while Urbana defeated National Beer in the semifinals.
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Budweiser
Urbana Radio
T.V
Frederick County
Gold Dust Inn
Urbana
National Beer
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