Bowling results from Wednesday and Thursday leagues show leaders and scores
In Wednesday Summer Mixed action Four an a Half, the 4W s and Mighty Mice split, while Worthy Turtles swept Rip Offs. Individual highs include Laverne Pfahl 190 and 428 for Four an a Half and Gene Davis 203 and 479 for Rip Offs, with league standings led by P Pickers at 37-15 and Rip Offs 35-17. Thursday leagues list Four After Ten, Goof Offs, Breeze Inn and others with top games 183-465 by Brenda Poll for First Mamas and 237-601 by Gene Davis for Rip Offs, plus multiple split conversions and standings totals.
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W's
Alley Oops and
Mighty Mice
Worthy Turtles
Laverne Pfahl
Vicki Whitaker
Patti Jurek
Edgar Pfahl
Peggy Morris
Gene Davis
Val Valentine
Fred Walraven
Snow Birds
P’' Pickers
Rip Offs
Alley Oops
W’s
Ms. Strikes
Breeze Inn
Mamas
Coastal Bend Savings and Loan
Olivia Cats
Lorene Pustejovsky
Barbara Ramsey
Cheryle Fields
Doris Freeman
Ida Westbrook
Lucille Bishop
Brenda Poll
First Mamas
Caroly Kolacny
Estelle Smith
Patty Carlock
Coastal Bend Savings
Goof
Team
Port O Connor Slo-Pitch Playoffs Open After Regular Season
Calhoun County Slo-Pitch wraps up regular play with Port O Connor 29 Salty Dogs win and several forfeit losses. Playoffs start 6:45 with Royal Realty versus Dukes, 7:45 Port O Connor versus Chavana's, and 8:45 losers’ match in a double elimination, continuing tomorrow.
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Calhoun County Slo-Pitch Association
Port O'Connor
Salty Dogs
Circle 7
The
Dukes
Janie
All-Stars
G. I. Forum
Charlie Cox
Howie Montgerard
Roger Holgraber
Merchants
Carl Meyer
Dogs
Zone Two Royal Realty
Zone One
Chavana’s
Oklahoma Court blocks NCAA limit on coaching staffs
Oklahoma County District Court Judge Charles L Owens ruled NCAA Bylaw 12 1 invalid and issued a temporary injunction to stop enforcing a rule capping football coaching staffs at a head coach and eight assistants. The decision affects OU coaches Don Jimerson and Bill Shimek, who faced termination if upheld. Switzer called the ruling a victory while NCAA counsel indicated possible further action by Aug 29 or a permanent injunction hearing.
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Oklahoma City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Oklahoma County District Court
Charles L Owens
Owens
NCAA
Fellers
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Jimerson and
Shimek
Browns Backup Sipe Guides 21-17 Win Over Eagles
Browns quarterback Brian Sipe directed three scoring drives to lift Cleveland to a 21-17 exhibition victory over Philadelphia. Sipe completed 12 of 16 for 157 yards and two touchdowns while starter Mike Phipps struggled in a scoreless second half. Coach Forrest Gregg affirmed Sipe remains the backup as Phipps hopes to seize the job.
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Philadelphia
Brian Sipe
Cleveland Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
San Diego State
Cleveland
Forrest Gregg
Sipe
Brian
Gregg
Mike Phipps
Browns
Phipps
Eagles
Dick Vermeil
Vermeil
Cowboys Add Pair by Shifting Jensen and Reece
Dallas adds two receivers by moving running back Jim Jensen and cornerback Deasley Reece to tight end and wide receiver. Jensen, 6 3 and 230 pounds, had been eyed as tight end material, while Reece from North Texas State had been burned in preseason games but praised by Coach Tom Landry.
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Dallas
AP - Dallas
Jim Jensen
Deasley Reece
Jensen
Reece
North Texas State
Tom Landry
Athletes' Exams Set At Calhoun High School
Calhoun High School schedules physical exams for all female students eyeing any intramural or UIL sports. Coach Jeanette Barlow notes participation requires testing. Exams cost 3 dollars and will be held in home economics. tonight covers Crockett Travis and Port O Connor girls up to Travis ninth grade.
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UIL
Calhoun High School
Jeanette Barlow
CHS
Crockett
Travis
Port O'Connor
Travis and
Dallas Ready For Rematch With Steelers
Dallas offensive tackle Rayfield Wright faces Pittsburgh defensive end L.C. Greenwood in a high stakes preseason rematch at Texas Stadium. Wright recalls the previous 21-17 loss after a blocked punt for a safety, and both players anticipate a hot, tough on field duel as Wright readies after knee injury woes.
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Dallas
Rayfield Wright
Dallas Cowboys
Pittsburgh
L.C. Greenwood
Wright
Steelers
Cowboys
Mercury Morris Put on Waivers by Dolphins
Miami star Mercury Morris, a leading Dolphins rusher, was placed on waivers as coach Don Shula reshaped the backfield amid roster upheaval. Shula cited new backs Benny Malone Don Testerman and Clayton Heath while noting talks with possible trades. Morris said he hopes to catch on with another team.
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MIAMI
Mercury Morris
Miami Dolphins
Morris
Larry Csonka
Dolphins
Don Shula
Shula
Jake Scott
Nick Buoniconti
West Texas State
Benny Malone
Arizona
Teen Net Star Sees Age Key to Victory
A 15-year-old New Jersey junior faces 42-year-old Dr. Renee Richards in the Tennis Week Open heat. Caroline Stoll of Livingston, who questions Richards as a woman, expects the heat to favor her as she aims to wear down the veteran. Stoll recently won 6-1 6-0 in 97-degree conditions. Meanwhile, in the tournament, Nastase meets John Lloyd and Roscoe Tanner faces Henry Burns in key afternoon matches on clay-like stadium courts. Stoll had little concern about Richards, saying she did not expect to beat her in the first round.
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South Orange
N.J
New Jersey
Renee Richards
Caroline Stoll
Livingston
Dr. Richards
Miss Stoll
Susan Maharaj
Sarasota
Fla
the Nastase
Romania
John Lloyd
Great Britain
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Henry Burns
Cincinnati
Stadium
Rice Owls Tap Master Motivator For Team Offense
Homer C Rice becomes Rice University’s motivator and installs the Triple Pocket Combination offense led by senior quarterback Tommy Kramer. He aims to fuse triple option benefits with a passing threat, predicts Kramer can reach greatness, notes past QB success, and previews returnees Danny Johnson John Stanfield Steve Moore Larry Edwards James Sykes plus backs Sykes and Billy Neal as keys to improving a shallow depth chart.
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Houston
Homer C Rice
Rice University
Tommy Kramer
Rice
Darrell Royal
Texas
Owls
TPS
Kramer
Gregg Cook
Cincinnati
Bobby Warmack
Oklahoma
John Coleman
Ed Lofton
Danny Johnson
John Stanfield
Steve Moore
Larry Edwards
James Sykes
Brewers Beat Rangers 6-2 Behind Scott's 13th Homer
Milwaukee first baseman George Scott swung to a bright night with his 13th homer and two doubles as the Brewers defeated the Texas Rangers 6-2 in Arlington. Scott led the attack with power and average, guiding Milwaukee to the win.
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Arlington
Tex
George Scott
Milwaukee
Brewers
Texas Rangers
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Edgar Pfuhl
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Buddy) Winder
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