WFL Teams Face Money Woes Amid Turbulent Season
Halfway through the first World Football League season several franchises struggle financially. Wheels of Detroit face sale amid bankrolling by the league, Houston Texans contend with Matuszak dispute and transfer chatter, Portland Storm battles late start and attendance around 16,000, with possible moves and ownership changes under discussion.
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World Football League
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Houston Texans
John Matuszak
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Storm
Florida
New York
Birmingham
Memphis
Southern California
Houston
Jacksonville
Philadelphia
Dietzel
Columbia
Henderson
Davidson
World Hockey Association
Madison Square Garden
Cherry Hill
San Diego
Texas
Corpus Christi
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Arlington
Steve Arnold
Arnold
Matuszak
NFL
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Texans
Oilers
Dick Coury
Ron Mix
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Connors Compared With Tennis Greats After U S Open Domination
AP notes Jimmy Connors may be the best ever based on this year’s form after his 6 1 6 1 triumph over Ken Hosewall in the U S Open final. Critics debate duration and comparisons to Tilden Budge Gonzales Laver while Rosenall’s age sparks rivalries.
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Jimmy Connors
Bill Tilden
Don Budge
Pancho Gonzales
Rod Laver
Connors
Trumph
Ken Hosewall
Wimbledon
Forest Hills
Rosenall
Belleville
Ill
Puthways
Rosewall
John Newcombe
Stan Smith
Lamar Hunt
Players’ Association
Rosenail
Parseghian Says It's Too Early To Predict Notre Dame Victory
Notre Dame, ranked No.3, beat Georgia Tech 31-7 in Atlanta as coach Ara Parseghian cautioned it is early to forecast a title defense. The Irish built a 17-7 halftime lead behind a 7-yard Demmerle TD pass from Clements and a Bullock rushing score after a Tech fumble.
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Jimmy Robinson
Greg Collins
Collins
Wayne Bullock
Drew Mahalic
Tech
Dave Reeve
Irish
Tom Clements
Clements
Pete Demmerle
Bullock
al Samuel
Iush
Demmerle
Club Championships At Eaglehead Edge Toward Finish
Joe Brown captured the club championship at Eaglehead Golf and Country Club, defeating Jim Zimmerman 4 and 3 as weather delays affected two flights. Multiple flight results follow with winners, bylines, and upcoming events including pro-am and charity events across courses and dates.
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Eaglehead Golf and Country Club
Joe Brown
Jim Zimmerman
Harold McLain
Bob Moser
Bob Garst
Harris Stauffer
Bill Robey
Lester Utter
Carthal Jones
John Thompson
Joe Monaco
Morris Prosser
Bob Costello
Lester Dingle
John Bradkish
Tom Henrett J
Don Barrack
Syd Cornwell
Pirates Prevail After Early Runs Spark 12-3 Win
In a multi city recap, the Pirates offense exploded with two runs in each of the first four innings and a five run fifth, sparked by Hebner’s homer. Don Sutton and Rick Reuschel contributed key pitching as Cincinnati and Los Angeles squads also posted victories across the night slate.
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Porae
Euvey Gherphess
Hebner
Pirates
Rick Reuschel
Brett
Ron Dunn
Carmen Fanzone
Don Sutton
Reds
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Tony Perez
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Darrel Chaney
Pete Rose
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Don Gullett
San Diego
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Baseball standings and schedule summary
American National standings show Cleveland 12 Detroit 6 and New York 2 Boston 1 with 12 innings. Minnesota 8 Chicago 7 after 15 innings. Milwaukee 6 Baltimore 5 in 10. California 8 Kansas City 2. Upcoming games list New York at Baltimore. Boston at Cleveland. Milwaukee at Detroit. Oakland at Minnesota. Texas at Chicago. Kansas City at California. Pittsburgh at Chicago. Multiple late games noted with pitchers and records.
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West Texas
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