Hayes trade ends Bullet Bob Cowboys era
AP report says Bob Hayes, known for 100 yard dash speed, is traded from the Dallas Cowboys to the San Francisco 49ers for an undisclosed 1976 draft pick. Hayes declines regret, says bench rotation spurred move and notes he would have left Dallas sooner. He is due to report to Santa Barbara training camp.
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Sun trade Culpepper for Sims and sign Ayala in WFL shakeup
The Southern California Sun shipped rookie lineman John Culpepper to the Charlotte Hornets as part of a World Football League deal for linebacker James Sims. The Sun also announced the signing of former USC kicker Ron Ayala and released punter Steve Schrader. Eric Blind is set to become Thistledown’s state steward at the 50 day Randall Meeting starting Sunday, replacing Norris E Gwin who moves to Louisiana Downs as racing secretary. The Atlanta Falcons signed Alexander Brandl, 31, an Austria native and soccer style kicker, to an NFL contract after stints in Mexico and the United States.
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Baseball Standings and Sunday Schedule Highlights
Standings note Kansas City facing Detroit and New York at Minnesota with July 12 suspended game completion. Boston meets Texas while Milwaukee visits Chicago and Oakland plays Baltimore. California hosts Cleveland and New York contests, St. Louis visits San Diego, Chicago travels to Los Angeles with several games designated as Sundays.
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Rangers ride Jenkins three hits to taunt Yankees
Texas Rangers end a four-game skid with a 7-2 win over the New York Yankees as Ferguson Jenkins hurls a three hit outing and the Rangers muster 10 hits. Jenkins notches his 11th victory while Thurman Munson Rich Coggins and Roy White are singled off. Pre game meeting helps the club refocus and commit to more effort.
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Rangers Pound Yankees As Rookies Report In Huntsville
Sixty rookies and 14 veterans joined new Rangers coach at Huntsville. Jeff Burroughs and Mike Hargrove fueled a 3-0 first inning lead against Pat Dobson, with more runs tallied in the second and later. Jerry Jenkins pitched well though fielding errors hurt him. The Oilers opened pre-season under C. Bum Phillips at Sam Houston University with veterans reporting and rookies Brazile Hardeman and Edwards set to join after the College All-Star Game.
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Phillies Rally Ends Astros In 11th Infield Play
Philadelphia edge Houston 6-5 in 11th as Larry Bowa scores on an infield error after Danny Ozark gambled by using him as a pinch runner on Jay Johnstone’s bunt. Mike Schmidt opened scoring with his 17th homer, Tim McCarver homered, and Wilbur Howard, Bob Watson, Luzinski, and Cash contributed key hits.
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Hendricks Delivers Dramatic 12th Inning Blow for Orioles
Ellie Hendricks belted a three run homer in the 12th inning to lift the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-3 win over the Minnesota Twins. The rally began with a walk to Bobby Grich and a single by Tommy Davis before Hendricks connected. In other AL action, Angels beat Brewers 6-1, White Sox split with Tigers, Red Sox rout Royals, A’s top Indians, and Rangers defeat the Yankees.
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Rankin Leads Open After First Round At Atlantic City
Judy Rankin shoots even par 72 to seize a one stroke edge over Nancy Lopez and JoAnne Carner as the U S Women's Open begins at Atlantic City Country Club. Lopez, 18, and Carner tied at 73, while defending champion Haynie and others hover in the mid 70s. total prize purse $55,000 with $8,000 to the winner. Rankin has $37,000 this year. tour leader Sandra Palmer sits at 78.
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Reds fall 3-0 to Expos as streak ends
Montreal Expos defeat Cincinnati 3-0 behind Steve Rogers five hits and seven strikeouts, with Pepe Mangual and Pete Mackanin homering. Reds fail to score, snapping a 10 game win streak as Dodgers lose, and Pirates, Phillies, Mets post wins in the NL roundup.
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Hung jury looms in historic hockey trial
In Minneapolis AP report on Boston Bruins player David Forbes facing aggravated assault charges for the Jan 4 attack on Minnesota North Stars player Henry Boucha. Jurors deliberated over seven hours with a possible hung jury and a second trial pending. Jury resumes at 8:30 a.m. CDT.
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Slo-pitch playoff to cap women's season at Jaycee Park
The top four women's slo pitch teams meet in a six game playoff Saturday at Jaycee Park to determine final rankings. At 10 a.m. Cardinals face UFCs followed by Pharmacy versus VFW. Final game expected about 5 p.m. Trophies awarded to all four teams and 20 players on the winning team receive first place plaques after playoffs.
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Collins blazes in 220 and 100 at AAU Meet
Bill Collins, former TCU sprinter, clocked 20.2 seconds for the 220 yard dash at Rice University, ranking third fastest nationally this year. He also ran 10.2 seconds in the 100 meters, representing the Gulf Coast Track Club in the AAU All-Comers Meet.
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Tulsa coach’s aide joins Rice basketball staff
Houston AP reports John Rendek, longtime Tulsa assistant, was named as an assistant to Rice head coach Bob Polk. Rendek will begin duties August 1. Born in Czechoslovakia, he previously built a 267-65 high school record in Kentucky over 12 seasons.
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Miners Reunite For 1966 NCAA Championship Exhibit
El Paso's Texas-El Paso Miners, nine of twelve from the 1966 title squad, played a benefit exhibition against a mixed team, edging the opponents 72-71. Lattin led scoring with 26, Worsley added 24, and other former stars Shed Cager Baudoin Bailey Meyers returned to showcase their old glory.
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