Rozelle Rule stalls NFL bargaining talks in Chicago
NFL bargaining session between Management Council and NFLPA runs amid willingness to modify the Rozelle Rule. Ed Garvey says players open to discussing changes as Minnesota Vikings push for his ouster. Garvey declines comment on dismissal while noting no mention at meeting.
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Chicago
National Football League Management Council
Players Association
NFLPA
Ed Garvey
Rozelle
Minneapolis
Kermit Alexander
Garvey
Alexander
Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota
Ed White
Vikings
Viking
Tday
White
Alan Page
Openning United States Open with new formats and top seeds
The 1973 U S Open at West Side Tennis Club begins with a record purse of 309 430 and innovations including night play on an artificial surface a 12 point tie breaker and best of three set matches in early rounds Top seeds include Chris Evert Jimmy Connors with defending champions absent Billie Jean King and John Newcombe Connors faces Geoff Masters in Wednesday opener while Evert looms as heavy favorite with Wade Navratilova Goolagong Court and Ashe among strongest challengers
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Forest Hills
N.Y
West Side Tennis Club
Chris Evert
Jimmy Connors
Billie Jean King
John Newcombe
Ken Rosewall
Miss Evert
Britain
Virginia Wade
Westchester Country Club
Harrison
Roundup: Houston win washed out by rain at Busch
Astros catcher Cliff Johnson eyed a six game homer streak as rain halted play with two outs in the bottom of the 11th. The game ended 4-3 in a rainout replay will start tonight. Pirates beat Braves as Rooker and Stargell pace a three hit night. Reds Cubs Phillies Dodgers Mets Padres all result in decisive wins.
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Houston
Cliff Johnson
Johnson
Astros
Busch Stadium
Ed Sudol
Sudol
Dale Long
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
San Diego
Pirates
Braves
Jim Rooker
Willie Stargell
Reds
Cubs
Darrell Chaney
Wrigley Field
Hammond
Ind
Ernie Banks
Phillies
Dodgers
Mike Schmidt
Greg Luzinski
Schmidt
Andy Messersmith
Luzinski
Borg and Vilas Set U S Pro Final Clash in Brookline
Sweden's Bjorn Borg and Argentina's Guillermo Vilas reach the 48th U.S. Pro Tennis Championship final in Brookline Mass with top spin battles expected. Borg, defending champ, leads 11-match Longwood streak, facing Vilas in a rematch of the French Open final for $16 000 first prize.
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Associated Press
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Argentina
Guillermo Vilas
U.S
Brookline
Mass
Borg
Longwood
Vilas
Arthur Ashe
John Alexander
Australia
Sandcrabs Scrimmage Ray Texans Ahead of Beeville Clash
Calhoun High School Sandcrabs hold a controlled scrimmage with Corpus Christi Ray at 7 30 Friday night August 29 at the football stadium. The Calhoun Junior Varsity scrimmage is at 6 00. No admission charged. Public invited. Sandcrabs opener against Beeville set for Saturday Sept 6 at 2 30 in Beeville.
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Calhoun High School
SMU backfield to feature four standout runners in 1975
SMU unveils a historic Wishbone backfield for 1975 with halfbacks Wayne Morris and Arthur Whittington, fullback David Bostick, and quarterback Ricky Wesson. Morris pursues SMU's all time rushing record. Whittington excelled as a freshman returner. Bostick leads as fullback rusher. Wesson aims to be SMU's top rushing QB. Coach Dave Smith calls it the finest backfield and notes the offensive line is the best in 11 years.
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Wayne Morris
Arthur Whittington
David Bostick
Ricky Wesson
SMU
Bostick
Wesson
Dave Smith
Wayne
Smith
Whittington
Arthur
Cuero
Ed Halicki earns NL player of the week for no hitter
Giants pitcher Ed Halicki, 6-0 no hitter against the Mets, earned National League player of the week. He faced 30 batters and struck out 10, marking the NL's first no hitter in over two years since Phil Niekro on Aug 5, 1973.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Ed Halicki
New York Mets
Chub Feeney
Phil Niekro
San Diego Padres
Sandcrab scrimmage to judge offense and lineup shifts
Calhoun Sandcrab head coach James Cleveland schedules a 40 minute offensive scrimmage after two days in pads to evaluate players and shuffle lineups. With Mike Wotipka out, Dennis Sullivan moves to tight end while Clyde Watson and Adolph Matula compete for fullback. Curtis Gladney and Jeff Linhart duel at tailback as Mark Smith edges Dan Watson for quarterback.
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Clyde Watson
Sullivan
Cleveland
Adolph Matula
Watson
Mark Smith
Dan Watson
Smith
Port Lavaca to host youth boxing exhibition night
The Calhoun County boys youth center program starts Tuesday September 2 at 7:30 in Madison gym. Victoria youth center boys visit Port Lavaca for an exhibition boxing performance. Boys aged 8 to 20 may join, registration on fight night or from Mr and Mrs Henry Perez 402 Sunnydale. Training at Wilkins gym under adult supervision, one year before competing with out of town boys.
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Calhoun County
Madison Gym
Victoria Youth Center
Port Lavaca
Henry Perez
Sunnydale
Wilkins
Local youths prep for boxing event at Port Lavaca night
Eleven year old Henry Dwayne Perez of Port Lavaca weighs 85 pounds and will box Sept 2 as part of a program open to Golden Gloves, state, national, and Olympic competition. Pat Brown of Victoria will bring 15 boys. eight bouts start at 7 30 p.m. Optimist Club President Roland Reyes says the club backs the youth center fully and will fund equipment.
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Henry Dwayne Perez
Port Lavaca
Henry Perez
Pat Brown
Victoria
Roland Reyes
Base Ball Standings And Tuesday Schedule Draft
Standings show Cincinnati 11 Chicago 4 and New York 4 San Diego 0. Tuesday games list Billingham Stone Richard Sosa Reed Eastern league data and several n marked matchups with multiple pitchers, while pennant race notes appear for Boston New York and Baltimore among others.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
St. Louis
New York
San Diego
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Billingham
Stone
Richard
Sosa
Reed
Rasmussen
Eastern
Demery
Tate
Freisieben
Underwood Fix
Raw
Montreal
Warmen
Fryman
San Francisco
Falcone
St Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Oakland
Kansas City
Texas
Minnesota
California
Alexander
Palmer
Leonard
Busby
Figueroa
Tiant
Osteen
Bibby
Siebert
Hunter
Philonma
West Cincinnati
Ace
Francisco
Bowling league scores and high totals from week action
Cain's Real Estate defeated Pharmacy 3 to 0 while No 3 beat Don's Dist 3 to 0 Weavers Grocery won 3 to 0 over Jo's Coiffure Cunningham Pharmacy topped Kut & Kurl 4 to 0 High game and series listed for multiple players with totals and splits noted League standings show Cunningham Pharmacy leading, Cain's Real Estate and Weavers Grocery tied for second, Jo's Coiffure and Don's Dist in next spots with Kut & Kurl at bottom.
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Cain's Real Estate
Pharmacy
Don's Dist
Weavers Grocery
Jo's Coiffure
Cunningham Pharmacy
Kut & Kurl
Patty McDonald
Cains Real Estate
Brenda Poll
Mil Smith
Lucy Askew
Charlotte Karl
Grace Benes
Cunn, Pharmacy
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Pete Rozelle
Ernest Taylor
Jeff Comstock
Rusty Hall
Jeff Hermes
Paul Sullivan
Scott Smith
Sanderab
Beeville
Miss Wade
Martina Navratilova
Evonne Goolagong
Margaret Court
Connors
South Orange
N.J
India
Vijay Amritraj
Geoff Masters
Rod Laver
Spain
Juan Gilbert
Harold Elschenbroich
Stan Smith
Onny Parun
The
Mets
Padres
Hank Webb
Jerry Grote
Mike Vail
Webb
Brent Strom
Ashe
Ray Texans
Lavaca
Dallas
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Morris
Alvin Maxson
New Orleans Saints
Mustang
David
Ricky
Mustangs
Bob Moose
Miguel Dilone
Charleston
Moose
Dilone
Indianapolis
Ramo Stott
Butch Hartman
Hartman
Stott
Jimmy Caruthers
Arnie Knepper
Tom Bigelow
Sleepy Tripp
Sandcrab Coaches
Jim Mitchell
Wave
Calhoun Sandcrab
James Cleveland
Mike Wotipka
Dennis Sullivan
Sully
Doug Colvin
Colvin
Earnest Taylor
Hall
James Lowery
Kevin Durham
Dennis Ezzell
Ricky Navarro
Curtis Gladney
Jeff Linhart
Gladney
Linhart
Blasingna's
Bargain Center
Port
Seadrift
Lou Partlow
Delores Canion
Esther Smith
Sandy Maples
Dorothy Williams
Dot Hamilton
Peggy Morris
Emma Williams
John
Buddy
Virginia
Shugart
Apparel
Virginia Port Lavaca
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