Morton Leads Cowboys Past All Stars 20 7 in All Star Game
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton replaced Staubach after a first half injury and threw two TD passes guiding the Cowboys to a 20 7 victory over a defensive minded college All Stars. Pat Sullivan entered late but produced only a late Stars TD as Nebraska coach Bob Devaney questioned timing of substitutions. Morton’s first half rescue and Newhouse’s 30 yard run set up Dallas quotes as Landry praised the win while Stars defense shone with Casanova and others. John Brown led NAIA pitchers with a 0 49 ERA last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Goldberg
Associated Press
Chicago Cap
Craig Morton
Pat Sullivan
Morton
Dallas Cowboys
Collegians
Roger Staubach
Sullivan
Stars
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Jerry Tagge
Devaney
Tagge
Cowboys
Dallas
Bob Lilly
Star
Bob Hayes
Staubach
Ron Sellers
New England Patriots
Mike Clark
Soceceresiyle
Toni Fritsch
Robert Newhouse
Houston
Cowbos
Villanova
Mike Siani
Newhouse
al Stars
ISU
Tommy Casanova
Tom Darden
Michigan
Tom Myers
Syracuse
Willie Buchanan
San Diego State
Jeff Siemons
Stanford
Mike Iseler
Sherman White
California
Pete Jazetich
John Mendenhall
Grambling
Larry Jacobson
Tom Landry
John Brown
Newberry
D.C
Evert Beats Court to Tie Belle Series 1-1
Chris Evert defeated Margaret Court 6 3, 6 3 to give the United States a 1-1 split with Australia in the Bonne Belle international series. Tyrone Goolagong beat Valerie Ziegenfuss 6-4, 6-0 in the earlier match as Friday’s results set up a climactic rematch for Sunday between Evert and Goolagong. Court, 30, had taken a year off after giving birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chris Evert
Margaret Court
United States
Australia
Tyrone Goolagong
Wonder Girl
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Miss Goolagong
Rams Acquire Colts' Tackle John Williams Trade
The Baltimore Colts traded free agent guard John Williams to the Los Angeles Rams for the Rams' No 1 draft choice in 1974. Williams, a five year veteran from Minnesota, had not reported to Baltimore's training camp. The Colts will hold their first major preseason scrimmage Saturday with a 30 play full dress workout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Pia
Baltimore Colts
John Williams
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
Minnesota
Baltimore
Colts
Potter Leads In Diving Trials For Olympic Berth
Champion Cindy Potter, 21, of Dallas, heads the women's three-meter springboard trials as she tops the two other qualifiers for the U.S. Olympic diving team. Michi King and Janet Ely follow, with Ely securing the last berth over Jerrie Adair. The field includes Christine Loock, and all three springboard winners advance to potential 10-meter trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Gap
Cindy Potter
Dallas
U.S
Miss King
Mexico City
Miss Ely
Jerrie Adair
Cypress
Calif
Miss Adair
Miss Fly
Christine Loock
King Corcoran Quits CFL Club
Montreal QB candidate Jim Wing Corcoran leaves the Alouettes amid flair and a parting press conference. He cites Sonny Wade’s no cut contract and Jim Chasey as reasons while threatening to return to buy the club. His son’s eye injury and upcoming Hollywood motion picture work shape his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
CAP
Jim ‘Wing
Corcoran
Montreal Alouettes
CFL
Alouettes
Pennsylvania Firebirds
United States
Ashington
D.C
Jim
Maryland
Sonny Wade
Sam Etcheverry
Jim Chasey
Hunt Objects to Hall Induction as Chiefs Owner
Canton Ohio AP La mar Hunt contests his selection as one of four 1972 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees to be enshrined Saturday. He owns the Kansas City Chiefs and founded the AFL, while fellow honorees include Gino Marchetti Ollie Matson and Clarence Ace Parker. Inductions raise total immortals to 74 since 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ohio
Lamar Hunt
Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
Gino Marchetti
Ollie Matson
Clarence
Ace
Parker
Chiefs
New York Giants
ABC
Faucett Stadium
AFL
Tam
Marchetti
Baltimore Colts
Matson
Chicago Cardinals
Duke
NFL
Brooklyn Dodgers
Hall of Fame
Olympic Whitewater Slalom Opens On Savage River
Olympic trials opened on the Savage River with leaders in canoe and kayak posting times and penalties. Top paddlers saw shifting standings after 30 gates and touch penalties, as a single clean run mattered for the Olympic team final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage River
Bloomington
San Diego Gains ABA Franchise Boosted by Bloom bid
San Diego wins an ABA franchise ownership by Leonard Bloom amid bidding by Vancouver financier Pes ter Graham. Team to debut in the 1972-73 Western Division as league eyes realignment. franchise price rumored at 1 million dollars with a draft protection plan for existing players. Meanwhile at Pebble Beach Ron Letellier and Austin Straub led U S Open rounds with modest earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bloom
Bloom
Vancouver
Pester Graham
San Diego
San Dieg
Graham
Utah
Indiana
Denver
Dallas
Memephis
New York
Kentucky
Virginia
Carolina
Pebble Beach
Calif
Ron Letellier
North Hills Country Club
Manhasset
N.Y
Tong Island
Letellier
Austin Straub
Huntington Country Club
Bills Sign Simpson in Multiyear NFL Contract
NIAGARA FALLS NY OW DJ Simpson sings "I love Buffalo" as he signs a new multiyear deal with the Buffalo Bills. The running back, USC Heisman winner, had shown unhappiness and sought a trade, but the pact, valued at about 300000 annually, takes effect next year after Wilson’s decision to rehire Lou Saban as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Simpson
Buffalo
Tridas
Buffalo Bills
Southern California
Bills
Ralph C. Wilson Jr
Wilson
Lou Saban
James Wins Boat Title in Gloucester 1972
Bob James sailing on his home waters dominated the 1972 lying Dutchman Class National Title at Gloucester. He swept five of six races for a perfect zero score among a 37-boat field, with Dick Wilson of Orange, Connecticut second at 20.7 points and Roger Green of Toronto third with 33 points. Barbara Wells of Ridge, New Hampshire won the women’s trophy for best finish by a woman skipper or crew, while Norfolk sailors Claiborne Coupland and Happy Hogshire placed sixth and eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Bob James
Dick Wilson
Orange
Conn
Wilson
James
Roger Green
Toronto
Claude Cullinane
Houston
Fred Hibbert
Bill Watson
Dumont
4. J
Brother Jack
Barbara Wells
Ridge
N.H
Peter
Claiborne Coupland
Happy Hogshire
Jerry South
Hampton
Tom Allen
Buffalo, N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maria Moscheliou
John Kirkilessis
Olympia
Greece
Munich
Sende
Wends Overton
Chevy Chase
Kerry Melville
Miss Ziegenfuss
Mrs. Court
Miss Evert
Great Neck
Fresh Meadow Country Club
al Ciuci
Ciuci
Lou Lazerus
Long Island
Gene Sarazen
Bridgeport
King Corcoran
Sam
Sonny
Chasey
Hollywood
Pri¢g Fyane
Hanover
Sil
Beans
John Holland
Fair Oaks
Jamie Melman
Silver Spring
Iweus Morrison
Waizota
Mion
Mclwen
McEwan
Olymore
Yale
Whitewater
Louise [Holcombe
Cheverly
Bradford ‘Hager
Johnstown
William Endicott
Amherst
Mass
John Evans
Los Angeles
Russ Nichols
Huntington
N.C
Nutt
Finn
Nhs
Harah
Peggy
Mars
Bill
David
American Basketball Association
R. W. Boyer Agency, Inc
Howard N. Boyer
C.P.C.U
Ralph W. Boyer
S. Market St. Frederick
State Line Guard & Detective Agency
Too Smal Commercial Guards
C.P. Jacobs, JR
Pres New Market
Hood College
Blaine G. Broadwater
Fredericktowne Mall
Vici
Bob Marendt
Lindsey
Hpley
Teleision
Sporting Coods
Agnes
Biblit
Frederick City
Monocacy
Potomac River
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!