Cowboys Dolphins Clash Raises Preseason Questions
In Dallas at Texas Stadium the Dallas Cowboys host the Miami Dolphins in a nationally televised 8 p.m. CET preseason game. The Dolphins seek rebound after a 20-17 exhibition loss to Minnesota while the Cowboys, fresh from Super Bowl VI dominance, aim to maintain urgency and avoid complacency.
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Eddie Mathews Defies Manager Myth in Braves Role
Eddie Mathews, in his first full managing year with the Atlanta Braves, speaks frankly about learning on the job. He reflects on handling players, pitcher quirks, and fatigue during a tough season while noting his focus on self-improvement and staying awake through long campaigns. The piece also covers NFL and other sports notes, including Dallas Cowboys quarterback decisions and World Modern Pentathlon standings.
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Talent supporting cast takes Reds center stage
Reds star trio Bencht Rose and Morgan lead a win over Houston as Dan Driessen and Ed Armbrister seize the spotlight. Armbrister drives in three. Driessen delivers the tiebreaking hit in an 11th inning six-run rally to stretch the lead in the NL West. Giants topple Dodgers. Cardinals edge Pirates. Mets beat Phillies. Padres top Braves. Rain delays Chicago-Montreal. Detroit, Boston, Oakland win in American League.
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Aussies Meet Headon in Tennis Semifinals
Forest Hills scenes feature John Newcombe aiming to avenge Wimbledon 1970 as he faces Ken Rosewall in a semifinal. Newcombe dominates Jimmy Connors 6-4 6-3 6-3 in the quarterfinals while Rosewall edges Amritraj to advance. Chris Evert and Evonne Goolagong reach the women's semifinals after tense matches, with Evert beating Casals 6-1 6-0 as Goolagong also survives a tough set.
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Lone Star Football opens 39th season
The Lone Star Conference starts its 39th season with eight of ten teams playing this weekend. The marquee matchup features East Texas State versus Northwestern Louisiana in Shreveport while East Texas seeks to rebound from star losses. Other games include Angelo State at Central Oklahoma and Stephen F. Austin hosting Cameron. Late note: OU coach Lester Lane, 41, died of an apparent heart attack.
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What the hell am I doing here Cowboy star Jean Fugett
Jean Fugett, Amherst College '72 graduate with a 137 page study on Conquest and Expansion, becomes Dallas Cowboys tight end. Highly intelligent, he faces the clash of being a young black player in pro football, enduring Landry and Ditka's coaching, proving himself through hard sprint work and blocking. He rises to starter status, signs a new contract, and contemplates quitting only if the team fails to reach the Super Bowl. Fugett’s background includes a great-grand Onondaga and a run-away slave ancestor, and his drive comes from a segregated Baltimore upbringing.
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Alouettes QB Wade undergoes knee surgery
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Sonny Wade had knee ligament repair surgery on Wednesday and is likely out for the rest of the regular season after a 23 23 tie with Toronto. Wade, in his fourth season, was injured during the tie after starting against the Argonauts following preseason stomach muscle strains.
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