Dallas Cowboys eye redo as Landry reshapes offense
Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry rebuilds the attack after a Super Bowl loss. New targets include Lance Alworth and Billy Truax with Staubach and Morton contesting the quarterback job. The defense returns intact led by Lilly Pugh and Renfro while a battle for free safety continues. A separate Austin note reports Steve Worster returning to Texas amid marijuana charges and potential pro football comeback.
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Savannah Wins Dixie Tie Breaker In 11 Innings
Savannah topped Asheville 7 6 in 11 innings in the Dixie Association East race. Tom Heierle doubled home Larry LaGarde for the winning run after Savannah collected 19 hits but left 15 on base. Charlotte pulled away with a 6 3 win over Columbus to lead the East, with six days left.
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Torre's line drive wins for Cardinals over Mets
Joe Torre delivered a game winning line drive after Matty Alou's bunt set the stage, lifting St Louis past New York 2-1. Torre moved into the NL RBI lead as Ted Simmons scored on a forced pitch, with Pittsburgh five games ahead in the standings.
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Yastrzemski Delivers Clutch Hit Amid Slump
Carl Yastrzemski, booed at Fenway Park while fighting a career low, hit a dramatic two out single in the bottom of the ninth to give the Boston Red Sox a 4-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles. The victory comes as Oakland leads the West. Detroit, Cleveland split a doubleheader. Minnesota, Washington, and Kansas City win.
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Celebrity Tennis Tournament Aims Wider Popularity
Pancho Gonzales and Billy Talbert team to stage the Sports Celebrity Tennis Tournament for celebs from other sports at the Concord Catskills on September 14. Winners receive the Dewar's Cup designed by Tiffany. Participants include Whitey Ford Satchel Paige Rep Jack Kemp Rocky Graziano and Bobby Thompson.
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Lobos poised to contend under Feldman in 1972 season
New Mexico’s Lobos, guided by Rudy Feldman, return 38 lettermen from 1970. Rocky Long leads an offense ranked second nationally in rushing, while a strong line and a wary defense bolster hopes for a Western Athletic Conference title bid this fall. Transfer Larry Dibbles could reshape run defense if eligible.
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Standings and results for the American League and majors
The American League East shows Baltimore leading with an 81-48 .628, Detroit 72-60, Boston 64-52, New York 66-68, Washington 56-77, Cleveland 52-81. West standings list Oakland 87-47, Kansas City 70-62, Chicago 63-69, California 63-72, Minnesota 59-71, Milwaukee 56-76. Tuesday results: Boston 4 Baltimore 3, Washington 6 New York 5, Kansas City 6 Milwaukee 4, Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 in 10 innings, Detroit 6 Cleveland 1, Oakland 4 California 1. Today’s slated games include Washington at New York. Baltimore at Boston. Cleveland at Detroit. Kansas City at Milwaukee. Chicago at Minnesota. Oakland at California. and New York Seaver at St. Louis among others.
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Dodgers Beat Astros 6-1 Behind Alexander’s Complete Game
Los Angeles rookie righthander Doyle Alexander struck out six and allowed one run as the Dodgers defeated Houston 6-1. Wes Parker hit his sixth homer, sparking a three run first inning, while Ron Cook took the loss for the Astros who slump in their home stand.
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