Broncos Open 1971 With All-Lou Saban Team Outlook
Denver gains confident outlook as Broncos named all-Lou Saban team. Saban praises squad after a preseason loss to Washington 17 13, noting strong third down conversion and new QB Don Horn. Offense adds Shoals Montgomery Kohler. defense boosts with Leroy Mitchell.
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Houston Oilers
Detroit
Roger Shoals
Marv Montgomery
Southern California
John Kohler
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Floyd Little
University of Colorado
Wood's 17th win keeps Sain's 20-game streak alive
Wilbur Wood earned his 17th victory as the Chicago White Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-3. The knuckleballer improved toward Sain's record of yearly 20-game winners for every team he pitched for, with Wood aiming for number 18 next.
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Cardinals Rally Past Braves in NL East Showdown
Brock shone with five runs two stolen bases and a two run double as St Louis defeated Atlanta 13 4 boosting their chase of first place. Torre drove in four with a homer and a double while Cincinnati Houston and Philadelphia also won in a crowded NL race.
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Giants Bypass Hawaii in late rally at Phoenix Stadium
Giants top Hawaii Islanders 7 6 after a ninth inning rally at Phoenix Municipal Stadium. Greg Garrett earned the win in relief, improving to five Phoenix victories in seven decisions as Steve Stone seeks another win.
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Evert S desired as United States battles for Wightman Cup
16 year old Kristy Pigeon stars as Chris Evert faces Virginia Wade to decide the Wightman Cup. U S and Great Britain split the doubles 6 1 6 4 while Evert beat Winnie Shaw in singles. The outcome hinges on the Evert Wade match and Heldman or Ziegenfuss replacements.
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Padres set for big moves in coming winter
New York based UPI reports the San Diego Padres, perennial last-place finishers, are expected to pursue changes this off season. Options include trading some players or changing manager Preston Gomez, who is praised for his dedication and professional leadership.
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Scottsdale YMCA appoints Donna Carlough as new swim coach
The Scottsdale YMCA welcomes Donna Carlough from ASU as the new water mentor replacing Penny Estes who moves to Florida to coach there. The AAU Piranhas team has 40 members. Roy Schlessman, new YMCA director, attended the ceremony from New Mexico. Larry Hurley presented a plaque and medallion to Penny for her services.
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