Missouri Beats Alabama In Birmingham Upset
Missouri dominates Alabama 20-7 in Birmingham, bursting into the national spotlight. Tony Galbreath gains 120 rushing yards and Tim Gibbons kicks two long field goals as Missouri shuts down Alabama’s Wishbone and ends the Tide’s hopes of a title run. Missouri’s victory extends a long upset streak and strengthens its Big Eight conference standing while Alabama faces a tough regular season setback.
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Astros win on crowd count as Braves slump in NL roundup
The NL roundup notes Astros beat Braves 21 with Cesar Cedeno delivering two homers and six RBI while Atlanta’s attendance hits a season low. Other results include Reds over Padres 3-2, Dodgers 4-0 over Giants, Pirates 4-1 over Cubs, Phillies 6-3 over Cardinals, and Expos 6-5 over Mets.
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Jones leads Colts past Oilers in Houston showdown
Bert Jones silences critics as the Baltimore Colts beat the Houston Oilers 26 to 21 at the Astrodome. Jones went 16 of 26 for 166 yards and a 10 yard TD to Lydell Mitchell, while Roosevelt Leaks and Toni Linhart contributed scores and field goals to secure the late lead.
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Plunkett out for month as Patriots suffer big loss
FOXBORO Mass AP The New England Patriots may be without Jim Plunkett for a month after shoulder surgery at Stanford on a left shoulder separation from a Sunday exhibition win over San Diego The injury leaves Neil Graff and rookie Steve Grogan to carry the offense as coach Chuck Fairbanks laments the recurring injuries and weighs the team’s options Graff says he is a play action passer while Plunkett was a classic drop back passer
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U S Olympic hypocrisy drew comment from Ellie Daniel
Two time Olympic swimming champion Ellie Daniel warned in remarks prepared for the President's Commission on Olympic Sports that modern Olympics have shifted from amateur competition to include many amateurs semi pros and full professionals. She said American athletes face increased competition from subsidized foreign training and may question the value of pursuing international sport as the commission begins a year long study with hearings across the country.
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Muhammad Ali’s Camp Ties To Veteran Boxing Mentor
Dick Sadler, longtime boxing manager from Hayward, joins Muhammad Ali’s camp for the Manila bout with Joe Frazier. He recalls guiding fighters like Foreman and Frazier, predicts Ali’s edge, and outlines plans for a tax exempt foundation to aid retired boxers after careers end.
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A's rout Royals behind Sal Bando in strong showing
Oakland's Sal Bando stars with a home run and two singles as the A's top Kansas City 8-2 at the Coliseum. Yankees blank Tigers 3-0, Indians beat Red Sox 4-1, Orioles edge Brewers 6-2 amid an AL round of games.
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Cowboys acquire fullback from Broncos in draft trade
Dallas sources say the Cowboys obtained running back Bob Anderson from Denver for an undisclosed draft choice. Anderson, 6 foot 212 pounds and the Broncs No 1 pick in 1970, adds experience after Calvin Hill left for the WFL and Walt Garrison retired. Landry plans Anderson at fullback with Charles Young, his second year teammate.
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Bowling standings and high scores from Port Lavaca league
Jo's Coiffure clinched a 4 3 split with Cunningham Pharmacy and Kurl edged Weavers Grocery. Don's Dist, Cain's Real Estate, and No. 3 posted 4 2 4 records. high games include Jo's Coiffure 187 by Margo Leinneweber and 454 by Dorothy Wehmeyer, Cunningham Pharmacy 190 by Lou Partlow and 487 by Evelyn Davis, and Weavers Grocery 179 by Doris Freeman and 506 by Donna Thompson. Multiple 5-7-9 splits and other marks appeared, with standings listing Jo's Coiffure, Dains Real Estate, Weaver Grocery, Cunningham Pharmacy, Don's Dist, Kut & Kurl Pharmacy, and more.
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Drillers Cubs share Texas League crown after rain ends series
In Lafayette the Texas League cochampions were Lafayette and Midland after rain washed out the decisive game. Bragan declared a shared title as 600 to 700 fans faced disappointment while both clubs prepared to report to parent teams Chicago and San Francisco.
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Penguins Sign Gordon Laxton To Three Year Deal
NHL club Penguins sign Gordon Laxton to a three year contract with an option to extend to five years. Laxton, 20, led Westminster Bruins to a Memorial Cup final and team title in the Western Canadian Hockey League, with over 100 games played. Wren Blair confirmed the deal with terms undisclosed.
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