Adderley Found a Home with the Cowboys
Herb Adderley, five time AP all pro cornerback, was traded from the Green Bay Packers to the Dallas Cowboys for center Malcolm Walker and defensive end Clarence Williams. The move follows a dispute with Packers coach Phil Bengston over Pro Bowl selections. Adderley expressed gratitude and readiness to play in another Super Bowl.
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Michael A. Lutz
Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Herb Adderley
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Bengston
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Tom Landry
Landry
Cornell Green
Kansas City Chiefs
Sul Ross Grid Greats Nominated For Honors
Ballots go to Lone Star Conference coaches to select the offensive and defensive team of the decade and players of the decade. Sul Ross standouts Luz Pedraza Alfredo Avila Danny Foust Jacob Henry Marvin Agnew Don Malone Lee Lindsey Earl Miller Tommy Nelson Jerry Nixon appear among nominees for various positions and Sul Ross coach David Slaughter is among coach nominees. The conference selections will be announced during the 1970 Lone Star Conference season.
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Jacob Henry
Marvin Agnew
Don Malone
Lee Lindsey
Earl Miller
Tommy Nelson
Jerry Nixon
David Slaughter
Pirates end skid with 8 4 victory over Montreal
Matty Alou slugged his first homer of the year to snap a 1-1 tie in the sixth and Willie Stargell added a two run blast as the Pirates beat the Expos 8-4. The win pull s Pittsburgh 1 1/2 games ahead in the NL East.
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Tom Saladino
Associated Press
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Willie Stargell Followed With Another Blout
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Pro Charts Minnesota Prospects From a Powerhouse
Minnesota prospects show a Bud Grant led squad with Gary Cuorzo and Joe Kopp in quarterback limbo. Gene Washington and John Henderson or Bob Grim provide receiving threats while Bill Brown Dave Osborn anchor the backfield. Front five features Mick Tingerhott Grady Alderman and Roo Yary with Alan Page Jim Marshall anchoring the line. Strong linebacking unit and secondary led by Paul Krewse with Farnell Meckbee Ed Sharoch and Bobby Bryant. Cox and McNeill pace kicking and punting as hopes ride on a playoff run.
TV networks clash over Miss America ratings and game times
ABC moves Stanford Arkansas game to earlier to avoid competition with Miss America NBC plans a Sept 12 Miss America telecast, citing audience preferences while noting past clashes with football. The piece recalls prior TV scheduling battles and a coach’s blunt remark about limited national viewership.
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Bunker earns first 1969 win with four-hitter shutout of Angels
Kansas City right-hander Wally Bunker blanks California 4-0 for his first win of the year. Ed Kirkpatrick and Paul Schaal spark a seventh-inning KC rally as Bunker improves to 1-0. In other AL action, Harmon Killebrew drives in seven as Minnesota routs Milwaukee, while New York, Detroit, Oakland, and Cleveland post wins. NFL-style box score not included.
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Schaal
Tom Matchick
Cookie Rojas
RBI
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Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Tito Francona
Bob Burda
Ted Kubiak
Roy White
Bobby Murcer
Fritz Peterson
Lindy McDaniel
Jim Hardin
Red Sox
Jim Price
Norm Cash
Jim Northrup
Gates Brown
Tigers
Tony Conigliaro
Mike Ane Drews
Tony Larussa
Oakland
White Sox
A’s
Wilbur Wood
Sal Bando
Larussa
Campanella Sees Baseball as Door to Opportunity
Roy Campanella, star Black Hall of Famer who survived a 12 year wait for Dodgers fame, runs a Harlem liquor store while directing baseball clinics for thousands of youths. He sees baseball as a path to success and civil rights, noting white control past and present opportunities for Black players, and recounts Klan threats faced with Jackie Robinson.
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