Houston Stars in Regional Shootout With Notable Opponents
A caption line lists players from Houston and several opponents: Elton Garrett SMU Danny Davis Houston James Hadnot Texas Tech Curtis Dickey Texas A&M Emmet King Houston Ben Cowins Arkansas. The AP Laserphoto credits the image.
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Voelkel shines as AU forward extends streak
Ray Voelkel 6 foot 5 senior from The Bronx has made 16 straight field goals this season after a 17 of 18 start, nearing the NCAA record 23 in a row held by Maryland's Gary Williams, who is now at American. The span includes a tipped-in miss against St John’s.
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Tony Hill Proves The Thrill Lives On For Cowboys
Dallas wide receiver Tony Hill has fulfilled his self described nickname The Thrill by catching key passes in wins over St Louis and New England. He recalls practice inked socks and describes Fletcher blocking and a 40 yard TD pass from Staubach as pivotal for a team that has won four straight and will not ease up.
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Angels and Cardinals Make Key MLB Trades
The California Angels traded Ron Jackson and Danny Goodwin to the Minnesota Twins for Dan Ford. The St Louis Cardinals sent Jerry Morales and Aurelio Lopez to the Detroit Tigers for Bob Sykes and Jack Murphy.
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Pinch runners Lewis and Washington star in 12 World Series games
Al Lewis and Herb Washington served as pinch runners for the Oakland A's in 12 World Series games without appearing as fielders. Their speed changed late innings, converting potential scoring chances and contributing to the team's postseason success.
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Chargers hammer Bears 40 7 in San Diego rout
San Diego's offense clicked for 481 yards as Walter Payton managed just 50 yards on 17 carries. Dan Fouts threw two TD passes to Burton and Jefferson, with Lydell Mitchell scoring on a 1 yard run. The Chargers dominated from start to finish, improving to 7-7 while Chicago fell to 5-9.
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Bandits and Eagles Battle to 1-1 Tie in Youth Soccer
The Fonville Jeweler's Blue Bandits and Charlie's Electric Eagles played to a 1-1 draw in the season's second half opener. The Eagles struck in the second quarter, while Traci Bowers answered for the Bandits in the third, in a tight defensive contest.
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Phillips reviews injuries after Steelers loss
Houston coach Bum Phillips says teams using the injury game against Pittsburgh will lose. He cited replacements like first round pick Robin Cole and a veteran free agent who moved to linebacker as proof, after a 13-3 defeat that clinched the Steelers central division and left the Oilers needing a must win vs. New Orleans. Earl Campbell and Dan Pastorini wore down in the physical game.
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