Old rookie Tim Van Galder sparks Cardinals comeback win
Tim Van Galder 28 year old rookie quarterback came off the bench to spark the St. Louis Cardinals to a 17-13 comeback win over the Denver Broncos. He finished 5 for 8 for 82 yards with a touchdown, after the Cardinals traded Pete Beathard and inserted him in the second half. Also, Ray Jamieson suffered a broken neck for Oakland in a 34-9 win over the Rams. Giants and Jets tied 31-31 in a pre season game. Namath threw three TDs but was picked five times. Namath connected with 340 yards on 24 attempts. Players noted for strong showings include Namath, Randy Johnson, Greg Landry, and Dan Fouts. Chiefs host Colts at Arrowhead tonight.
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Odessa Raceway Park Drag Races Winners Named
Jack Gibson of Odessa captured eliminator honors with Burch Lake of Austin second. Keith Mauldin of Dallas won street eliminator with William Jackson of Houston second. Mumford Lopez of Irving led top stock while Jerry Branum of Odessa took second. Van Canfield of Odessa won little stock and Rick Beardsley of Clovis was second. Odessans Johnny Lippe and Tommy Boling finished first and second in stock optional. Tommy Ward of Odessa won the show room race with Julie Largourney of Odessa second. Next Odessa Raceway Park meet is a two day event on Sept 16 and 17.
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Pro Grid Forecast Denver Seeks Scoring Punch
Denver coach John Ralston plans a two tight end offense to boost scoring after a low 18 touchdowns in 1971. The defense remains strong led by a front four, cornerbacks Leroy Mitchell and Billy Thompson, and new roles for Duranko and Alzado. The Broncos face questions at linebacker and after trades as they pursue a tougher West Division showing in 1972.
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European 800 meters mark sparks Berlin track report
Pekka Vasala of Finland set a European record of 1 minute 44.5 seconds in the 800 meters, narrowly missing the world mark held by Peter Snell and Dave Wottle. Renate Stecher equaled the women’s 106 meter dash record of 11.0 seconds in East Berlin.
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Pro Grid Standings Friday and weekend results
Pro grid standings show Friday results Washington 34 Philadelphia 10 Buffalo 71 Minnesota 10 Saturday results San Diego 17 San Francisco 6 Miami 38 Cincinnati 17 St Louis 17 Denver 13 Houston 20 Green Bay 3 Oakland 34 Los Angeles 9 Pittsburgh 31 Atlanta 17 New Orleans 30 Sunday results Dallas 30 New Orleans 7 New England 27 Chicago 17 Detroit 3 Cleveland 7 New York Giants 31 New York Jets 31 Monday game Baltimore at Kansas City 9 p.m. edt Thursday St Louis at Houston 8 30 p.m. Friday Washington at Detroit 9 p.m. national television Atlanta at Miami 8 p.m. Saturday Minnesota at Cleveland 9 p.m. Baltimore vs Pittsburgh at Tampa 8 p.m. New York Jets at Dallas 9 p.m. national television San Diego at New Orleans 9 p.m. Oakland vs Buffalo at Berkeley Dallas 4 p.m. Sunday Denver at San Francisco 4 a.m. Los Angeles at Kansas City 9 5 p.m. national television New York Giants at New England 1 p.m. Chicago at Green Bay Milwaukee 9 30 p.m. Cincinnati at Philadelphia 8 p.m.
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Kenya and Ethiopia Face Crucial Decision at Munich Olympics
Kenya and Ethiopia were portrayed as pivotal nations in the impending walkout over Rhodesia's entry. Ethiopia booked a flight to Addis Ababa while Kenya waited for President Kenyatta's word as Africa's IOC protests intensified. Rhodesia's status and flags sparked sharp debate among African committees and IOC officials. The U S team neared Munich with the rest of its delegation aboard four chartered 707 jets.
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No Races For Soldier This Year
Fred Newhouse, a US soldier from Prairie View A and M, ends his season after two wins at a sparsely attended Garmisch meet. He says he should be in the Olympic Games, notes a career 400m peak, and recalls breaking a left foot earlier in the year before returning to clock 10.1, 20.4, and 45.9 in earlier events.
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Cubs Rally to Keep Texas League Surge Alive
Midland Cubs beat El Paso Sun Dodgers 7-4 for their sixth win in seven games in the Texas League series, extending their 20-7 run over 27 starts. El Paso holds a two game lead over Amarillo in the West as San Antonio edged ahead 4-3 in 11 innings. Alexandria crushed Arkansas 14-0 and Memphis beat Shreveport 5-2. Pete LaCock went 4-for-4 for Midland with a triple and three singles. Chris Ward hit a three run homer and Randy Bobba added a double and homer. San Antonio’s winning run came on a 400-foot shot off Steve McCartney in the 11th.
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Cougars Face Steep Spring Challenge After Senior Departures
Houston AP report notes UH 1972 roster loss leaves only three offensive and three defensive starters returning after a 9 3 bowl season. Coach Bill Yeoman says youth will require early breaks, hard work, and intense play as D C Nobles takes over at QB and new backs compete for spots.
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Rod & Gun Club Holds Monthly Pistol Matches
The Odessa Rod and Gun Club staged two pistol events with M. R. Wallace winning the .22 rim fire and John Minor taking the centerfire. Minor led in overall aggregate, with Wallace second and Bailey third. In the ladies division Dana Hukill won, Ann Wallace was second, and Marge Beaty finished third.
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