Defense Will Be The Key To New Orleans' 1970 Success
New Orleans expects a stronger defense to balance its potent offense from 1969. Coach Tom Fears touts a revamped secondary with rookies vying for safety spots, plus new corner Delles Howell returning from injury. The defensive line includes rookies Larry Estes Clovis Swinney Doug Sutherland and veteran Mike Tilleman. Kilmer leads the offense with Abramowicz Dodd Burrough and Livingston. Kilmer aims to elevate to winning quarter back as Livingston recovers.
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Saints
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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
Kilmer
Danny Abramowicz
al Dodd
Ken Burrough
Andy Livingston
Duke Blue Devils poised for improved kicking game
Blue Devils with five punters returning and a soccer style kicker, Duke lines up for a stronger kicking unit. Wes Chesson handled punting last season, while Steve Jones, Mike Davies, Tom Chambers and incoming specialists Pugh and Wright compete for duties including field goals and kickoffs.
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Steve Jones
Jones
Mike Davies
Tom Chambers
David Pugh
Lynchburg
David Wright
Pugh
North Carolina
Bosox Triumph Over Tigers In 4-2 Victory
Boston catcher Ray Culp secured his 14th win by driving in the tie breaking run with a sixth inning single as the Red Sox defeated Detroit 4-2. Lolich pitched well early before fading, while Culp outdueled him to lift Boston within a half game of Detroit in the AL East battle. A phony bomb threat to Boston police headquarters prompted a park search but caused no incident.
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Ray Culp
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Tigers
Culp
Mickley Lolich
Baseball Night Schedule Shows Multiple Interleague Matches
National Baltimore 10 New York 2 and other interleague games highlight a night slate. Matchups include Washington at Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Cleveland at Washington in a twi night, Baltimore at New York, Detroit at Boston, New York at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Montreal, Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at St. Louis, Los Angeles at Atlanta in a twi night, San Francisco at Cincinnati, and San Diego at Houston with various pitchers listed for each game.
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Cleon Jones
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Valley track racing card summary at Shenandoah Downs
Breeding and placing details from a Shenandoah Downs race card list positions from first to ninth with horses such as Val's King Scooters Gleam Blood Fire Extinct Blood Nina Fresca Worcester's Boy Babe Beattie Bunny's Rascal Bright Waters and performers including jockeys C Smith Louviere Kratz Cannon Lewis Peters Monge and Deputy. Includes payoffs for doubles and exactas totaling thousands across multiple wagers.
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Louviere Janes Boy Kratz
Baltimore Editor Defends Denny McLain Water Incident
Baltimore sports editor Bill Tanton of the Evening Sun backs pitcher Denny McLain for dousing two Detroit writers with ice water. He says this is the first time he sympathizes with McLain. One targeted writer was Jim Hawkins, formerly with the Evening Sun before moving to Detroit, and Tanton recalls wanting to ice Hawkins at times.
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Bill Tanton
Baltimore Evening Sun
Denny McLain
Detroit
Tanton
McLain
Jim Hawkins
Evening Sun
Hawkins
Victory By Ashe Gives America Davis Cup Sweep
Arthur Ashe Jr battling a heel injury overcame match point to defeat Christian Kuhnke 6-8 10-12 9-7 13-11 6-4 in Cleveland clinching an American Davis Cup sweep over West Germany in the 1970 Challenge Round. Cliff Richey also won, as the US secured a 3-0 doubles clinch and matched Australia with 22nd Cup victory.
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Christian Kuhnke
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Ashe
Clark Stadium
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Spain
Cliff Richey
Wilhelm Bungert
Texas
San Atgelo
Kubnke
Sev
U S Cagers Post Second Straight Win in Turin
The United States defeated Brazil 85 75 in the World University Games final round in Turin to strengthen its gold medal chances. Jim MacDaniels of Western Kentucky led all scorers with 23 points as the Americans built an early lead and held it. The Soviet Union won the men's team foil, adding to its seven golds, while Kuwait Algeria and Albania defaulted matches against Israel in volleyball amid political tensions.
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U.S
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Gossett To Help Attack 49ers Will Aim For Title
The 49ers seek a title in 1970 with Bruce Gossett replacing Bobby. Spurrier Isenbarger and Kilgore vie for roles. Cedrick Hardman drafted to strengthen defense as San Francisco eyes a divisional clash with Rams Falcons Saints. Pitcher Pena's baseball note appears in the same era.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Gossett
49Ers
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Momello Garric
Jon Kilgore
Spurrier
John Isenbarger
Bruce Taylor
Boston University
Alexander
Budweiser and Urbana Vie for Frederick County Slowpitch Title
Budweiser Beer faces Urbana Radio and T.V. in a best two out of three regional playoff for the Frederick County Slowpitch title. Budweiser beat Gold Dust Inn in the quarterfinals and Urbana defeated National Beer in the semifinals to reach the final series.
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National Beer
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