North tops South 103 96 in Texas All-Star game
In Fort Worth the North beat the South 103 96 as Waymond Lister of Dallas South Oak Cliff and Tom Somerville of Highland Park starred. Godine of Houston Kashmere was late, and South edged the lead until the final minutes. Lister scored 26, Somerville 19 with 23 rebounds. Walker led the South with 29.
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Carr
Tarrant County Convention Center
Karl Godine
Houston
Kashmere
Waymond Lister
Dallas South Oak Cliff
Tom Somerville
Highland Park
South
Lister
Somerville
Godine
George Walker
Stafford Dulles
Walker
The
North
Joe McWilliams
Lubbock Dunbar
McWilliams
All Star clash features Billy Sims in North South showdown
In Fort Worth at Amon Carter Stadium Billy Sims of Hooks leads the North in the Texas High School Coaches Association All Star game against the South. Sims warns against focusing on him while teammates like Welton Cobb and Johnny Jones prepare to block and run. South starter Thomas Lott faces North starter John Mayes as coaches Morris Southall and Buster Gilbreth emphasize run heavy play and balanced teams.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Billy Sims
Hooks
South
Sims
Oklahoma
Amon Carter Stadium
Texas Christian
North
Welton Cobb
Snyder
Cobb
Johnny Jones
Hamlin
Patt Choate
Coahoma
Thomas Lott
San Antonio
Jay
John Mayes
Wayne Petties
Monahans
Jones
George Woodare
van Vieck
James Rollins
Newton
Eddie Hardin
Houston Madison
Darcy Lifts Reds To First Complete Game Since June 11
Pat Darcy pitched a complete game eight-hitter to lead Cincinnati past San Francisco 6 1 ending a record 45 game drought. Tony Perez drove in three runs, Johnny Bench added two RBIs as Sparky Anderson praised the victory. Other NL results included Pirates 8 Phils 1 Dodgers 8 Braves 2 Cards 5 Mets 2 Astros 8 Padres 4 Expos 6 Cubs 0.
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Pat Darcy
Cincinnati
Sparky
San Francisco
Reds
Sparky Anderson
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Atlanta
St. Louis
New York
Houston
San Diego
Montreal
Chicago
Darcy
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Pete Falcone
Pirates
Phils
Manny Sanguillen
Jerry Reuss
Dodgers
Braves
Ron Cey
Cards
Mets
John Curtis
Astros
Padres
Jose Cruz
Jose Sosa
Doug Rader
Sosa
Expos
Cubs
Steve Rogers
Ray Burris
Roundup: Ellis vs Robinson shades early season feud
AL roundup notes Frank Robinson criticizing John Ellis over public comments after Ellis homered to lift the Indians past the Orioles 3-1. Ellis deflects talk of a buried hatchet while Robinson repeats the team-first creed. Other AL games include California rallying past Chicago 5-4, Yankees edging Detroit 2-1, Oakland 1-0 over Texas, Milwaukee 6-2 Boston, and Kansas City 6-4 Minnesota.
Namath signs two year Jets contract at Hofstra
July 31 1975 report from Hempstead New York notes Joe Namath signing a two year 900000 dollar contract with the New York Jets at Hofstra University. Jets officials and NFL figures praise his charisma and market impact while discussing competing offers and fan demand.
Riley named commissioner of Southern Hockey League
Norfolk AP Jack Riley, 56, former American Hockey League president, was named commissioner of the Southern Hockey League. Riley departed the Pittsburgh Penguins on June 30 after seven and a half years as general manager. Al Manch, Charlotte team president, was elected chairman of the board of governors.
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Norfolk, Va
Jack Riley
American Hockey League
Southern Hockey League
Riley
Pittsburgh Penguins
National Hockey League
al Manch
Charlotte, N.C
Baseball Standings and Results From Midweek Games
Baseball standings and results across leagues. Milwaukee beat Boston 6 2 while Cleveland edged Baltimore 3 2 New York lost to Detroit 1 2 Kansas City topped Minnesota 6 4 Oakland defeated Texas 1 0 Games and schedules for Thursday and Friday include Milwaukee at Baltimore Chicago at Minnesota Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York Oakland at Kansas City and California at Texas Also listed are National League East standings and Wednesday night results across several matchups with multiple innings and pitchers noted for some games
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Milwaukee
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Oakland
Texas
Fitzmorris
Hughes
Bare
Lemanczyk
Lee
Moret
Pittsburgh
Philphia
St Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
St. Louis
Rasmussen
Stone
Lonborg
Worthen
Montesfusco
Kirby
Downing
Dalacanton
Ow York
Koosman
Rooker
Strom
Johnson
Konieczny
City
Kansas
Major League Leaders In Batting And Pitching
National league leaders include Madlock and Morgan with top batting marks and Duke regarding runs batted in. sensitive stats show players such as Luzinski and Bench leading in home runs and RBIs. American league leaders highlight Carew and Lynn with key batting averages and runs batted in, while Seaver and Blyleven top the pitching charts with strikeouts and earned run metrics.
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National Leace
Madiock
Chi
Sanguilien
Pgh
M. T.simmons
O.parker
Poh
Morgan
Cin
Rus
Cash
Phi
Lopes
Rose
Wynn
Lutinski
Bench
Watson
Hin
Staub
T.simmons
Garvey
Madlock
Millan
Rys—Luzinski
Kingman
Stargell
Schmidt
Brock
Cedeno
P Mangual
Mon
Concepcion
Hrabosky
Guliett, Cin
Montefusco
Billidg@nam
R.jones
Seaver
Reuss
Kroy
Strikeous
Messersmith
Sutton
Bonham
Richard
Carew
Min
Lynn
Hargrove
Tex
Munson
Washington
Oak
Rice
Bsn
Ustrzemski
Hb Jackson
May. Bai
R Jackson
Connors Objects to Davis Cup Selection of Trabert as Captain
USTA named Tony Trabert Davis Cup captain in New York to revive U.S. team chances. Jimmy Connors and his manager oppose Trabert due to personal clashes, while Trabert plans talks to resolve the rift. Riordan notes persistent tensions with Cabaside critics and past revolts surrounding the Cup.
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New York
Jimmy Connors
U.S
Dennis Ralston
Connors
Tony Trabert
Trabert
California
U.S. Tennis Association
United States
USTA
Riordan
Salisbury
Stan Malless
Jimmy
Las Vegas
John Newcombe
Peck
Ralston
Australia
Miller Seeks Turnaround At Westchester Classic
Johnny Miller, the 1974 standout with eight titles and a 353021 earnings year, eyes a return to form at the Westchester Classic. He trails Jack Nicklaus in the money race and hopes to regain the lead with a strong showing in Harrison, as many top players are absent. The 6,614-yard course hosts 153 players including Gary Player, Tom Watson, Lou Graham, and Gene Littler.
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Harrison
N.Y
Johnny Miller
Miler
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Watson
Hale Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Miller
Westchester Country Club
New York
Irwin
Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Lou Graham
Gene Littler
Bruce Crampton
John Mahaffey
White Eyes Big Role In All-Star Clash With Steelers
Randy White earns rare praise as a dominant force for the College All-Stars ahead of the Friday night meeting with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Gil Brandt notes White at 6-4 248, a 4.6 forty, 450 bench, with Maryland roots and a prior Lombardi and Outland trophy pedigree. He credits Maryland coach Jerry Claiborne’s program for strength gains and speed, while McKay plans one final practice before the Soldier Field game televised by ABC. About 31,000 tickets sold with 10,000 allotted to the Armed Forces, 14,000 seats remain.
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Chicago
Randy White
Pittsburgh Steelers
Gil
Brandt
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
Craig Morton
New York Giants
White
University of Maryland
Maryland
Jerry Claiborne
John McKay
Southern California
Soldier Field
Abc-Tv
Bob Cochran
National Football League
Dolphins cut Funchess from training camp roster
The Miami Dolphins reduced their camp roster to 67 by releasing eight year NFL veteran Tom Funchess. The 31-year-old tackle from Jackson State joined as a free agent last year after injuries weakened the line and started three games before an injury sidelined him.
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MIAMI
Miami Dolphins
Tom Funchess
Funchess
Dolphins
Jackson State
New England Patriots
Houston
Oilers
NFL Charities Grants Aid To Troubled Children
NFL Charities announced a 25000 grant to the Troubled Childrens Foundation of Hialeah Florida. The foundation runs a fund for emotionally disturbed children nationwide and is linked to the Montanari Clinical School in Hialeah. The presentation was to be made at the Miami Dolphins Biscayne College training site by Joe Robbie and Mrs. Robert Ir say, with Dr. A J Montanari accepting.
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New York
National Football League Charities
Troubled Childrens’ Foundation
Hialeah
Fla
NFL
United States
Montanari
Joe Robbie
Miami Dolphins
Robert Irsay
Baltimore Colts
NFL Charities
Dolphins’ Biscayne College
A.J. Montanari
Montanari Clinical School
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Jackie Carr
Wheatlye
University of Houston
Wacant
Taft
Morris Southall
Brownwood
Buster Gilbreth
Cuero
Associated Press
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Frank Robinson
John Ellis
Cleveland Indians
Ellis
Robison
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
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White Sox
John Doherty
Nolan Ryan
Yankees
Tigers
Rudy May
Roy White
A's
Bert Campaneris
Ferguson Jenkins
Brewers
Red Sox
Sixto Lezcano
Royals
Twins
Freddie Patek
Lavaca
Paget
Namath
Hempstead
Babe Ruth
Phil Iselin
New York Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Joe Namath
Jets
Hofstra University
Weeb Ewbank Hall
Iselin
Joe
Stram
World Football League
WFL
Sonny Werblin
Ewbank
Sonny
Werblin
University of Alabama
Major League
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Grubb
Kessinger
R Metzger
Griffey
Gross
Rivers
Cal
Orta
Leflore
Det
Rudi
G Scott
Mil
Bonds
Mayberry
Burroughs
Remy
Otis
Eckersley
Cie
Blue
Wise
Palmer
Bal
M.torrez
Kaat
Blyleven
Tananea
Ryan
G Perry
Westchester
Frank Sinatra
Air Force Academy
Wyoming
Dodge Sales
Service State Inspection Manning Dodge
W. Main
Texas Floor Co
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