Cowboys Rip Rams 45-21 In Exhibition Clash
Dallas Cowboys defeated the Los Angeles Rams 45-21 as Craig Morton and Roger Staubach moved the ball effectively and Calvin Hitt scored twice. Los Angeles quarterback Roman Gabriel threw a TD to Jack Snow, while Dallas capitalized on three interceptions and a 102-yard return by Mark Washington. Other exhibition results included Green Bay versus Chicago and Washington against the Chargers as preseason play rolled on.
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Earl Morrall
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Elmo Wright
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Vikings Reload With Snead Backing Cuozzo In 1969
Minnesota Vikings coach Bud Grant enters his fifth season with a strong defense led by Jim Marshall Alan Page Carl Eller and Gary Larsen and a versatile offense. They acquired Norm Snead from Philadelphia to back up Gary Cuozzo and added depth at running back with Leo Hayden while Fred Cox was accurate kicking. The club set a 12-2 record last year and seeks another Central division title after an NFL playoff showing.
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Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
Larry Csonka
Jim Kick
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Walter £. Johns
Central Press Sports
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Eagles
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Minnesota Vikings
NFL
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Alan Page
Carl Eller
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Charlie West
Bill Cody
New Orleans
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al Denson
Denver
Gene Washington
John Henderson
Bob Grim
Ron Yary
Grady Alderman
Milt Sunde
Dave Osborn
Clint Jones
Bill Brown
Leo Hayden
Ohio State
Cuozzo
Bob Ler
Snead
Fred Cox
Hoerner users whammy on Stargell to lift Phillies
Hall of Famer Willie Stargell tied for league lead with 39 homers and 101 RBIs. Phil Hoerner entered to face him and struck him out, helping Philadelphia edge Pittsburgh 3 2. The night featured Seaver leading the NL in strikeouts and several late inning rallies across divisions.
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Yom Seaver
Mets
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Seaver
Yanks Flatten Dobson as Orioles Fall Hard
Yankees pound Pat Dobson for 12 runs in a 12 3 victory while fading Orioles lose big. Murcer paces New York with three hits and a three run homer, Blumberg and Alou add key RBI. Dobson absorbs season’s worst beating as Orioles cling to AL East lead amid mixed results across the league.
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Dohsen
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Ron Blumberg
Felipe Aljou
Horace Clarke
Gene Michael
Fritz Peterson
Danny Cater
Blomberg
Alou
U S Cagers Eliminated In Pan American Games
The United States basketball team, a squad of collegiate underclassmen, was eliminated after Brazil beat Cuba by five points in a tense group phase. Brazil’s late defense preserved a 78-64 lead, causing the USA to miss a finals berth amid a controversial point-spread system.
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Bispo Dos Santos
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Texas State
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Canada
Melvin Nash
Monroeville
Mark Chatfield
Glendale
Calif
Brian Joh
Stanford
All Stars to Play Tuesday at Wings Park
The annual All-Star games are set for Tuesday night August 10 at Wings Park. Teams from Gam the Tee league and Mid west League will compete with first game at 6:30 p.m. Award ceremonies will honor the all stars and drop hits to league winners Oelwein Daily Register (Midwest League) and Hints Insurance (Tee League).
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Oelwein Daily Register
Hints Insurance
Braves Lose Rico Carty For Season To Blood Clot
Atlanta Braves officials announced Rico Carty will miss the season after doctors said a blood clot in his injured leg prevents any return, even as a pinch hitter. The news ends a hoped for return during Welcome Back Rico night.
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Heard Leads Golf Classic At Firestone Course
AKRON Ohio Young Jerry Heard the Visalia California pro built a seven under par 133 after 36 holes pacing the field by three strokes over Bob Lunn despite $70 048 in 1871 winnings and his first win on tour in three years. Nicklaus eight strokes back at 141 lauded but doubted Heard's pace.
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Bob) McCar Wiliam
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