OU Stingy In Scrimmage With Independence Junior College
Ottawa University’s young Braves held Independence to a 7-6 scrimmage win at Cook Field. Coach John Salavantis praised the defense, noting improvements and predicting growth as freshmen gain experience, while offense showed blips of progress amid penalties and sacks.
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Kim Hendrix
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Pratt Juco
Ottawa
Mark Killingworth
Salavantis
Cowboys Rip Colts In Week One Rout On TV
Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach threw four touchdown passes and the Cowboys posted a 38-0 victory over Baltimore at kickoff of the NFL season. Tony Dorsett accounted for 147 rushing yards and 107 receiving yards as Dallas rolled for 583 yards of offense and its 14th straight season-opening win. Staubach criticized his own accuracy despite the big win, while Dorsett praised his dual-threat performance and noted improving receiving work. The Colts played without Bert Jones and Lydell Mitchell, who was traded to San Diego.
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Dallas Cowboys
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Staubach
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John Jefferson
Seattle
Kite retakes B C Open title with five stroke margin
Endicott New York AP Tom Kite won the 225000 B C Open by five strokes finishing 17 under par 267. Mark Hayes finished second at 272 and Peter Jacobsen took third with 275. Hayes eagled the third hole while Kite bogeyed the fourth, but Kite surged with four birdies to seal the win.
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Hayes
Hubert Green
Peter Jacobsen
Portland
Ore
Jacobsen
Gil Morgan
Ed Sneed
John Mahaffey
Royals Ride Out The Storm
Royals beat the Oakland A's 5-3 at the Coliseum as Rich Gale earned his 14th win while Al Hrabosky closed out the seventh. Amos Otis drove in four runs with a three run double, and Tony Armas starred in the field with a leaping catch off a White drive. Armas left with a bruised leg but praised his effort as Whitey Herzog called it a barn burner with California also in a tight pennant race.
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White
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Unseeded Walts Dethrones Vilas at U S Open
Butch Walts, overnight upset specialist, defeated Guillermo Vilas in five sets to win the U S Open men’s singles title on the new Deco Turf II surface at Flushing Meadows. Walts credited his power, net play, and serve as keys to the victory, while Vilas struggled on the hard court and frustrated Ton Tirriac’s weathered outlook on home-court advantage.
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