Ottawa U Defenders Highlight Intrasquad Show
Ottawa University prepares for football season with a 4 p.m. Saturday intrasquad at Cook Field featuring a strong first unit on defense under rookie coach Don McLeary. The scrimmage previews next week’s opener at Bethany and outlines a deep, veteran defensive line and linebacking corps plus a balanced offense relying on skilled backs and a shifting Veer-T to I-Slot transition.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Cook Field
Lindsborg
Bethany
Don McLeary
Braves
McLeary
Real
Ottawa
Kevin
Gus Elzie
Ted Gordon
Perry Davis
Brent Schaffer
Mike Nelson
Randy Gilliland
Scott Grogan
Grogan
Steve Williams
Tim Fairchild
Byron Price
Kirk Smith
Burnett Hale
Larry Snyder
Don Oglesby
Mark Hughes
Randy Sievers
John Sherman
Johnny Brooks
Steve Brylansky
Jack Reese
Mark Graham
Kim Hendrix
Dale Clayton
Tanzy Moore
Central Heights
Tracy Smith
Joe Rush
Bill Plumb
Steve McInnis
Alan Cunningham
Williamsburg
Emmie Rodina
Gary Rappard
Tom Jones
Jim Nicholson
Jones
Nicholson
Mark Hubbard
Mark Roy
Southwestern
Hart of America
Central Methodist
Fayette
Baker
Moment Of Truth Near For Many NFL Players
NFL teams must pare rosters to 43 by 2 p.m. EDT next Monday, leaving many hopefuls cut and veterans finding new homes. Rozelle proposed contract changes spark debate over taxi squads and legal Rozelle rule concerns persist.
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NFL
New York
Norm Snead
National Football League
Seattle
Tampa Bay
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Dick Anderson
Minnesota
Ed Garvey
NFLPA
Open Day at U S Open Showcases Connors Ashe Vilas Panatta
On opening day in Forest Hills Jimmy Connors defeated Bob Hewitt 6-3 6-3 while Arthur Ashe struggled on clay but won 7-4 6-3. Guillermo Vilas Panatta and Orantes also won their matches as Ilie Nastase defaulted and Bjorn Borg did not play.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Jimmy Connors
Arthur Ashe
Guillermo Vilas
Adriano Panatta
Manuel Orantey
Ilie Nastase
Bjorn Borg
Harold Solomon
Solomon
Billy Martin
Connors
South Africa
Bob Hewitt
West Side
Nastase
New Zealand
Onny Parun
Solomon-Martin
Martin
Palos Verde
Calif
Borg
Brookline
Mass
Mike Blanchard
Association of Tennis Professional
Hewitt
Ashe
John James
Vilas
David Schneider
Panatta
Sweden
Ove Bengtson
Orantes
May Drives In Four As Orioles Top Royals 7 1
Orioles slugger Lee May, a veteran “old school” star, drove in four runs with a three run homer and a double in a 7 1 victory over the Kansas City Royals. May’s 24th homer tied for the AL lead as Baltimore stayed alive in the East pursuit behind Mike Flanagan’s six hitter.
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Baltimore (Ap
Lee May
Baltimore Orioles
Jre
Ball Park
Baltimore
Kansas City Royals
Jim Palmer
Reggie Jackson
Earl Weaver
May
Oeryy Cous May
Innning
Orioles
Doug Bird
Oakland
Sal Bando
Chris Chambliss
New York Yankees
Mike Flanagan
New York
Royals
Whitey Herzog
Schome Une
Herzog
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Fernandez
Joe Higgs
Higgs
Barney Barnett
Bill Hamblin
Joe Rawlings
Wellsville
Hughes
Mark Seymour
Steve Dodd
Bill Deere
Gerald Willis
Darrell Collins
Jim Howard
Nathan Becoat
Brian Merkle
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Rusty Winkle
Vic Macon
Keith Butler
Dean Francy
Jim Miles
Mike Clark
Tom Pratt
Sooners
Associated Press
Barry Switzer
Switzer
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Skip Taylor
Farland Dindy
Jim Stanley
Nebraska
NFL Players Association
Dick) Anderson
Bob Jones
Mr. Goodwrench Echte
Stinnett
Gates
Paul Blair
Blair
Wassmer
ORA