Stargell Stays Even Keel Amid World Series Slump
Pirates slugger Willie Stargell shrugged off a five game hitless streak in the playoffs and World Series saying he will keep swinging. He noted he led the league with 48 homers this season and went 6 for 14 with four games in the playoff series. Manager Danny Murtaugh kept plans unchanged with Bob Johnson slated as the second-game starter.
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Sooners crush Texas with jaw dropping 48 27 rout at Cotton Bowl
Oklahoma uses the triple option to pile up 433 rushing yards led by Greg Pruitt's 214 as they shocks No. 3 Texas 48 27 before 73580. The win snaps Texas dominance and sets up a Big Eight clash with Colorado.
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Brewers Trade Ten with Red Sox in World Series Deal
Frank Lane and Dick O Connell announce a 10 player swap during a rain delayed World Series. Milwaukee gains Billy Conigliaro George Scott and Jim Lonborg while Boston receives Lew Krausse Pat Skrable Tommy Harper Marty Pattin and others. Harper likely starts in right field for Boston joining Yastrzemski and Smith. Pattin and Krausse projected for rotation and bullpen roles.
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Hall denies safety blame in sprint car accidents
Racing Director Keith Hall rejected claims inadequate safety measures caused two crashes at the ninth Western United States Sprint Car Championships at Manzanita Speedway. A car overran two fences reaching the crowd, killing Jimmy Cox of La Mesa, California, and injuring spectator(s) while Walter May of Williams Grove, Pennsylvania, was in satisfactory condition at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Brewers Bolster Outfield With Conigliaro Scott Trade
Milwaukee acquires with Boston in a deal adding solid outfield depth. Conigliaro hits 11 homers and 33 RBIs with a .262 average last season. Scott adds power and can play first or third with 24 homers and 78 RBIs and a .263 average. Lonborg and Pavletich are noted as era of concern, while Brewers aim to contend with Orioles as they push for punch in lineup.
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Nets Sign Former Rutgers Star Bob Greacen
New York Nets of the ABA signed former Rutgers standout Bob Greacen on Sunday, adding depth to their roster. The move strengthens the Nets ahead of upcoming league play.
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Peterson wins Rome Prix in European F2 title clinch
Ronnie Peterson of Sweden dominated the 22nd Grand Prix of Rome at Valle del Lunghi, winning in a March 712M at an average speed of 96.938 mph, securing the 1971 European Formula Two championship.
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SHS JVs Rout Arcadia 14-0 In Junior Varsity Win
Scottsdale High junior varsity side shut out Arcadia 14 to 0 as Nebgen ran for 107 yards and scored twice. Egherman and Schwalb added 47 and 41 yards. Spotleson directed the offense. Freshmen Pee-wee squad also won 6-0 over Tempe Buffaloes.
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Raiders win first Pop Warner game in 28 18 upset
Scottsdale Raiders end two game skid with a 28 18 victory over Mesa Wildcats as Frank Shadid throws two touchdowns including a 60 yard strike to Tom Keeley. Dean Umbarger adds two point conversions and a TD, while Jim Isbelle returns a fumble for six.
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Redcoats and Buckeye tie 0 0 in Class A opener
Gerard's Redcoats and Buckeye play to a 0-0 draw in the Class A opener. Buckeye nearly scored on an 82 yard interception return called back by roughing the passer. Gerard threatened late in the second, recovering a fumble at the one yard line.
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Holmes leads Saguaro to 30-14 victory over McClintock
Freshman Matt Holmes scored twice and added a conversion as Saguaro built a 14-0 first half and held on to defeat McClintock 30-14. Key players included John Bruner Rick McClelland and Steve Ryan on defense. Sabercat junior team then beat Apollo 7-0 with Ed Hendricks 45-yard pass to Scott Miller setting up the lone touchdown.
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