Cowboys and Rams Clash in Memorial Coliseum Exhibition
Los Angeles Rams host the Dallas Cowboys in a preseason bout at Memorial Coliseum with Rams aiming to showcase offense under coach Tommy Prothro and Cowboys led by Tom Landry seeking to extend a 12 game win streak. Plans include Staubach start, with Morton and Hill in backfield, while receivers Alworth Parks and Sellers are limited by injuries.
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Doctor Discusses Gridders Injuries
COPLEY NEWS SERVICE reports on Dr EB Paul Woodward team physician for the San Diego Charpers. He outlines wear and tear risks, postretirement overweight dangers, and psychological scars from injuries. He notes NFL players’ short careers and the need for proper recovery and insurance coverage.
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Chiefs to Open Arrowhead in Big Stadium Welcome
The Kansas City Chiefs will open Arrowhead Stadium in a pre season game against the St. Louis Cardinals. The 78,000 seat complex features no obstructive posts and two computerized scoreboards with instant replays. Also on the schedule are eight other NFL exhibitions including Jets at Steelers and Bills at Saints.
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Deacon Jones Joins Chargers With Winning Attitude
Deacon Jones, 33, traded from the Los Angeles Rams to the San Diego Chargers, is named co captain with John Hadl. He says the defense now has the personnel and the attitude to win, moving well at 265 pounds and emphasizing team effort with 40 players pulling together.
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Golfers Set New Marathon Mark
John Seligman and Gary Kaplan logged about 5.9 rounds and a 70 hour golf marathon totaling roughly 1 062 holes at Hollywood Lakes Country Club. The teens, ages 18 and 17, aimed for 1 200 holes but stopped after fatigue and bandaged hands. they described the effort as a challenge and said they would not attempt another marathon soon.
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Third-string QB Maury Daigneau eyeing future with Dallas Cowboys
The 22-year-old Northwestern alum Maury Daigneau explains his role as the Cowboys No. 3 quarterback behind Roger Staubach and Craig Morton. He notes he is learning, trains hard in camp, and hopes a future trade or taxi squad move could open playing time, though immediate chances seem slim. Daigneau estimates he threw about 250 passes daily in five weeks of camp, contributing to the team while acknowledging his unlikely prospect of starting this year. He emphasizes pride in the Cowboys’ system and readiness to seize opportunities in pre season.
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Fighter Visits His Own Doctor With Elbow Injury
Mac Foster, heavy weight, flew to California to see his personal physician Daniel Levendail after injuring his elbow threatening the Saturday 10 round bout with Ron Lyle in Denver. Colorado Boxing Commission would rule later Friday after Foster’s meeting and a summons Shaw said threatened a life ban for breach of contract.
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Miami Golfer Takes Charge At Pabst Classic Lead
Keith Stone the Miami pro led the LPGA field at Riviera Country Club in Columbus with a three under par 69. Sally Little and Betty Burfeindt trailed by one as Judy Rankin Marilynn Smith and Jan Ferraris shared fourth at 72 in the 30,000 event. Stone’s round included four birdies and a late-model car theft story tied to JoAnn Prentyce. Fort Stockton hosts Moto-Cross Sunday with practice at 11 am and entries closing at 1 pm.
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