Texas All Stars collide in annual All Star game
Texas All Stars prepare for a clash at Amon Carter Stadium on the Texas Christian campus with Thomas Lott starting for the South and John Mayes leading the North. Billy Sims of Hooks asserts the South must not key on him, while Welton Cobb of Snyder and Patt Choate of Coahoma comment on team dynamics and blocking.
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John Mayes
George Woodare
van Vleck
James Rollins
Newton
Eddie Hardin
Houston Madison
Darcy breaks it off as Reds win and end drought
Pat Darcy worked the ninth to complete a nine inning victory for Cincinnati over San Francisco 6-1, ending a 45 game streak without a complete game by the Reds. Sparky Anderson praised the finish as the crowd urged him on. Other NL results included Pirates 8 Phillies 1 and Dodgers 8 Braves 2.
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Pat Darcy
Cincinnati
Sparky
San Francisco
Reds
Ellis and Robinson clash over catching role fades after homer
Cleveland catcher John Ellis hit a two run homer in the eighth to beat Baltimore 3 1 and quell manager Frank Robinsons lingering tension. Robinson defended the team saying no player is bigger than the team. Ellis avoided further comment and preferred not to dwell on the matter. In other American League games California beat Chicago 5 4 New York edged Detroit 2 1 Oakland beat Texas 1 0 Milwaukee defeated Boston 6 2 and Kansas City won 6 4 over Minnesota.
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Bert Campaneris
Ferguson Jenkins
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RED Sox
Sixto Lezcano
Royals
TWINS
Freddie Patek
North cagers stun South in record 103-96 all star clash
In Fort Worth at the Texas High School Coaches Association game, North defeated South 103-96 before 7,604 fans. Waymond Lister of South Oak Cliff scored 26 and Tom Somerville of Highland Park added 19 with 23 rebounds. Karl Godine of Kashmere did not play. George Walker of Stafford Dulles led the South with top scoring.
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Texas High School Coaches Association
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Tarrant County Convention Center
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Houston Kashmere
Waymond Lister
Dallas South Oak Cliff
Tom Somerville
Highland Park
South
Lister
Somerville
Godine
George Walker
Stafford Dulles
Trinkle wins sixth Texas sports writing award in 23rd contest
Fort Worth Star-Telegram writer Jim Trinkle captures the column prize in the Texas Sports Writers Association contest. Other winners include McCollum, Moore, Stowers, and Williams across categories. North outscores South 91-84 with Lister MVP votes and 19 points.
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Texas Sports Writers Association
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Orange Leader
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Carlton Stowers
Free Lance
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Texarkana Gazette
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Moore
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Waco Tribune-Herald
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Dallas Morning News
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Blackie Sherrod
Dallas Times Herald
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Houston Post
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Stowers
U.S
Neal Jeffrey
Hal Lundgren
Houston Chronicle
Skip Butler
High School-Williams
Gralyn Wyatt
Art Lawler
Abilene
Reporter News
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Bill Cork
Ken Brodnax
Odessa American
Odessa High-Permian
Miller eyes comeback at Westchester Classic
In Harrison New York Johnny Miller seeks a return to form at the $250000 Westchester Classic after a breakthrough 1974 season. Miller led the year with eight American titles and a $353021 haul but has not won since February and trails Nicklaus Weiskopf Irwin in the money race as he tees off at Westchester Country Club.
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N.Y
Johnny Miller
Miller
White big hope to college stars
CHICAGO AP Randy White, a 6-4, 248 pound Maryland standout with a 4.6 second 40 and a 450 pound bench press, is praised by NFL executive Gil Brandt as a key asset for the College All-Stars facing the Pittsburgh Steelers in Friday night action. White credits Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne’s weight program for his rise from 215 to 240 pounds and faster times as he prepares to play end and linebacker in the all star game. He began as a linebacker at age ten and was shifted to lineman at Maryland without complaint.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Gil Brandt
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Craig Morton
New York Giants
White
University of Maryland
Maryland
Jerry Claiborne
Namath signs two year Jets contract at Hofstra
Namath agreed to a two year 900000 dollar deal with the New York Jets at Hofstra University training camp. Jets president Phil Iselin calls Namath the sport’s greatest draw since Babe Ruth and notes the team is already sold out for 1975 with a long waiting list. Weeb Ewbank and Hank Stram praise Namath’s charisma and impact, while Stram recalls a WFL bid and TV viewer boosts.
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N.Y
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Phil Iselin
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National Football League
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Namath
Jets
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World Football League
NFL grants $25,000 to Troubled Children's Foundation
National Football League Charities approved a $25,000 grant to the Troubled Children's Foundation of Hialeah Florida. The award supports a fund aiding emotionally disturbed children nationwide and is linked to the Montanari Clinical School and Residential Treatment Center in Hialeah. Joe Robbie and Mrs. Robert Irsay were to present the grant at the Dolphins Biscayne College training site. Dr. A J Montanari would accept.
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Troubled Childrens’ Foundation
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Montanari
Joe Robbie
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Montanari Clinical School
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