Cowboys release six rookies as Morgan exits
The Dallas Cowboys cut six rookies and second-year returner Dennis Morgan amid a crowd of new talent. No. 1 draft pick Randy White, No. 2 Burton Lawless, and No. 5 Kyle Davis joined workouts with Pittsburgh All-Stars, while White trains at linebacker and on the defensive line with limited veteran depth.
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Mets Lose Heartbreaker On Jorgensen Late Home Run
In MLB action the Mets rookie Randy Tate loses a potential no hit bid as Mike Jorgensen belts a three run homer in the eighth to flip a 3-0 game into a 4-3 Expos win. St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, and Houston win other NL games with late rallies and big hits.
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Hornets pass on Jimmy Jerome and two linemen in camp cuts
In Charlotte North Carolina the World Football League Charlotte Hornets declined to offer contracts to Jimmy Jerome a former UNC wide receiver and also dropped offensive linemen Sylvester Ritter and Willie Moore. All three had attended the Hornets camp after previous team releases.
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UCLA student Teacher upsets Cliff Richey at U S Clay Court
In Indianapolis at the $150000 U S Clay Court Championships UCLA senior Brian Teacher defeated sixth ranked Cliff Richey 6-3 6-4 in the opening round. Teacher said he avoided Richey’s net game and relied on steady strokes as the upset snared attention.
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Orioles Rally Past Red Sox In 12-8 AL Roundup
The Baltimore Orioles toppled the Boston Red Sox 12-8 after four home runs among 16 hits. Brooks Robinson Bob Grich Don Baylor and Ken Singleton homered as Boston blew a 6-1 lead in Fenway Park amid 35,868 fans. Baylor had five hits and drove in three while Carlton Fisk and Jim Rice homered for the Red Sox. Elsewhere Texas appreciably beat Oakland 12-0 while New York edged Milwaukee 2-1 and Kansas City beat Minnesota 6-5 in 10 innings.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Amid Mixed Results
The American League East standings show Boston, Baltimore, New York and Cleveland with varying gaps, while Milwaukee, Oakland, Texas, and Minnesota trail. Monday results include Cleveland over Detroit 6-4 and Baltimore routing Boston 12-8. Tuesday features California routing Chicago 12-0, with multiple interleague and division games listed for upcoming days.
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Blalock Wins Golf Dispute With LPGA Settlement
Jane Blalock wins final outcome of a dispute with the LPGA as the organization drops its appeal and settles all claims. Details were not disclosed. Blalock previously won a lawsuit for damages tied to a suspension over alleged cheating in the 1972 Blue Grass Invitational and missing the Lady Carling Tournament.
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Steelers learn lesson from near miss in All Star game
LATROBE Pa AP Steelers coach Chuck Noll says the team learned you cannot take any opponent lightly after a narrow 21 14 college all star victory. Joe Gilliam Led a fourth quarter rally with two touchdown passes to Rocky Bleier and Frank Lewis as Pittsburgh beat the All Stars. Nearby NFL moves saw Rams cut veteran Les Josephson and Cowboys cut Dennis Morgan while several teams released rookies and claimed players.
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Gambling figure gunned Molinas linked to mob killings
Los Angeles detectives probe possible gangland ties in the murder of sports gambling figure Jacob Jack Molinas, shot in his Hollywood Hills yard while a companion was wounded. They weigh a link to the 1974 death of Molinas partner Bernard Gusoff and potential life-insurance schemes. The former NBA player faced bribery scandal, a porn case, and a controversial career.
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Oil Bowl pads signal prep for Texas and Oklahoma
In Wichita Falls Texas coaches stressed passing as two Texas players arrived while Oklahoma worried about Rush Springs star Chipp Latham's ankle. Players donned pads for light hitting as the 38th Oil Bowl approaches. Texas leads the Shriners series 22-6-1 with Patterson of Wichita Falls Rider and Tatum of Henderson at quarterback duties.
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World Horseshoe Championship Won by Elmer Hohl
Elmer Hohl of Wellesley Ontario won his fifth World Horseshoe Pitching title on Monday by two games over Curt Day of Fort Wayne Indiana. Hohl finished 33-2 with an 84.5 ringer average while Day went 31-4 at 81.9. Seibold third at 29-6, Zadroga fourth 28-7, Bellman fifth 26-9.
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Boy in Full Cast Heads to Oil Bowl as Society's Representative
Ten year old Bobby Wayne Long travels to Wichita Falls Texas on a stretcher as the Oklahoma Crippled Children’s Society representative. He has severe scoliosis and wears a stainless steel halo anchored to a full body cast. Proceeds from the Oil Bowl go to the society. Bobby's parents and his brother accompany him. He hopes to receive a signed football and has a collection including a letter from President Ford and a note from Governor Boren. After the game he may undergo surgery in Minneapolis.
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