South blitzs North in Texas all star game victory
In Houston Astrodome the South overwhelmed the North 35-19 with an 11 point second quarter burst. Charles Davis scored twice on 5 and 6 yard runs while Dwain Frazer connected for a 21 yard pass to Tom Gipson and Tim Trimmier added a 1 yard keeper as Millard Neely anchored the line. Davis was named the outstanding back and Neely the top lineman.
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Yanks Move Back To Second In AL East On Brown’s Fateful Doubleheader Hit
In a night featuring a game turning two run homer by Ike Brown the Yankees pulled even in the fifth inning of the night cap then won 7-5 to reclaim the AL East second spot ahead of Detroit. Elsewhere in the league Minnesota beat California 2-1 in 14 innings Cleveland blanked Baltimore 4-0 Kansas City over Oakland 5-3 Washington beat Boston 5-2 and Chicago White Sox defeated Milwaukee 7-3.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Snapshot From Today
Today's results include Washington 5 Boston 2 Detroit 2 New York 1 and Kansas City 5 Oakland 3 with several twi night games. Notable performances feature Dean Chance four hitter in Cleveland victory Graig Nettles homer Jim Hardin five hitter Amos Otis two run homer and Frank Howard key hits in Washington win.
Browns Set to Join New League and Aim for Central Division
Cleveland prospects favor Browns to become a power in the Central Division as the team shifts leagues for the third time in franchise history. Bill Nelson anchors the offense with steady leadership while Peppery Bill carries the load amid talent shifts and a grooming plan for Mike Phipps. Homer Jones, Gary Collins, and Milt Morin provide receiving options, with Blonton Collier emphasizing a strong running game behind Leroy Kelly and Bo Scott. The defense features additions and adjustments including Joe Taffoni Hove, Bob McKay, and rookie Joe Jones, with Houston and Lindsey shaping the linebacking corps and Devis and Barnes in the secondary. Prediction: first in the division, but capped by NFL-level competition.
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Waterbury Signs with Cardinals Farm System
An 18-year-old right hander Steve Waterbury signed with the St. Louis Cardinals and will report to the Sarasota Gulf Coast League farm club next spring. Frank Adams will be inducted into the Racing Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs. The Masters will invite the 1971 PGA champion with adjusted qualifications. Colorado football schedules opponents from 18 states over nine seasons. Centennial Futurity nominations number 305 yearlings for Denver Colorado.
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Cowboys Fine Tune Offense Ahead of Preseason Opener
In Thousand Oaks, the Cowboys held a 20 minute scrimmage highlighted by Calvin Hill's eight yard TD run and Mel Renfro's 40 yard interception return for a score. Coach Tom Landry said the session gave needed practice before the Saturday night exhibition versus the Chargers in San Diego.
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Billion-Dollar Motorcycle Boom Draws Investors and Riders
New York Times finance writer Robert Metz loves bikes as the motorcycling market surges toward a potential 1 billion dollar 1970. Industry figures show 2.2 million bikes in the U S with growing demand fueled by younger riders and rising racing investments by BSA Triumph.
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New York Times
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Oilers To Tangle With Bears Saturday Night
Kerrville Texas AP getaway day as Houston Oilers leave Hill Country for the Astrodome. Oilers practice at 2 p.m. then face Chicago Bears in Houston to open the season charity game. Willie Parker loses weight. kickers Gerela and Gentile perform under unusual conditions.
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Stingy Texas League pitchers hold firm Thursday night
In a night of strong pitching three to six hitters dominated as Memphis blanked Arkansas 2-0 behind Dane Rose three hits allowed. Dallas-Fort Worth beat Amarillo 2-1 on four hitters by Wayne Garland. Albuquerque topped El Paso 6-1 with Dave Allen six hits. Shreveport edged San Antonio 7-6 on 14 hits led by Curt Brown and Chico Diaz.
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