Wayne Newton Dominates Crawfordsville 22-0 in Legion Play
Wayne Newton crushed Crawfordsville 22-0 at Valle Field as Danny Erwin hit a three run homer and Rich Foli added a two run single. Newton built a 6-0 lead by the third, then exploded for nine runs in the fifth and added four in the ninth. Errors hurt Crawfordsville with 10 misplays aiding Newton’s rout. Brazil topped Clinton 10-6 earlier to set up a Crawfordsville rematch for a spot in Sunday’s championship.
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Harris trusts lead role after Bills win over Saints
Buffalo quarterback Jim Harris overhauled shadowed start to beat New Orleans 14 to 10 in a pre season clash. He completed five of eight passes for 84 yards and threw the winning nine yard TD to Haven Moses with 1:55 left after taking over from Dennis Shaw at the start of the second half. Harris cited growing confidence and the team’s new winning attitude as key outcomes.
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Baseball Matchups Highlight Evening Interleague Sked
United Press International lists night games across the majors with Detroit at Boston and Chicago at Oakland. Baltimore visits New York while Minnesota travels to California with Cleveland at Washington in night action. Milwaukee seeks twin bill play at Kansas City featuring Pattin and Slaton against Wright and Hedlund.
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He Likes To Watch Birds He Likes To Watch Birds
Akron AP report on Jerry Heard, Visalia born golfer in the American Golf Classic, leading at 7 under 133 after 36 holes. The 24 year old, with $70,048 in 1971 winnings but three years without a win, posted bogey-free rounds at Firestone and talked about relaxing by watching birds.
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Probable pitchers listed for tonight's MLB games
Wise versus Blass, Carruthers against Jenkins, Ryan facing Stone or Reed. Matchups set for Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at Chicago, and New York at Atlanta with late-night starts.
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Britain Leads Aussies in Admirals Cup Title Race
Britain holds 480 points for a 22 point lead over Australia in the Admirals Cup standings at Cowes Isle of Wight with the U S defending champion on 419 as final races approach and the 605 mile Fastnet race may take up to i days to complete.
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Friday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PITCHING Tom Bradley of the White Sox allowed Oakland only two hits and struck out six for a 2-0 win. HITTING Julian Javier of the Cardinals had four hits two RBIs and scored twice in a 12-8 rally over the San Francisco Giants.
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Colts Seek Rematch With Chiefs In Exhibition Tilt
The Baltimore Colts, gunning for revenge after a 44 to 24 loss to Kansas City last season, host the Chiefs in a national televised exhibition. With John Unitas out, Sam Havrilak and rookie Karl Douglas will share time, while Earl Morrall returns to push for a starting role. Chiefs start Len Dawson with Elmo Wright. Other games feature Dan Devine debuting for Green Bay vs Chicago, Jets at Detroit, Washington vs Chargers, and Cincinnati at Miami. Namath, back from a broken wrist, vows to prove he is the NFL’s top quarterback, as Detroit’s Greg Landry guards against Namath’s revamped approach. The Chargers unveil their I formation behind Leon Burns and Mike Garrett as Allen’s Redskins field a rebuilt defense with Talbert, Wilbur, Pottios, and Pardee. Washington’s Sonny Jurgensen may miss duty with a thumb injury.
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Three Race Drivers Exceed $100000 Mile Mark On Marlboro Trail
United States Auto Club standings rise as Al Unser leads the Marlboro Championship Trail toward the August 15 Tony Bettenhausen Memorial 200 at Milwaukee. Mark Donohue and Peter Revson also top six figures, with A J Foyt nearing the century thousand line, while standings show Unser holding a substantial points lead though close contests loom as the season nears Ontario and final 500 miler.
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Ponzini Enters Sprint Race at Wabash Fairgrounds
Gary Ponzini of Morgan Hill California was added to the United States Auto Club sprint car feature entry list at the Wabash Valley Fairgrounds. A midwest debutant in the Hot Hundred last year, he seeks a third sprint start this year driving the Ponzini Racing Team entry co owned by him and his father as Vigo County Fair opens.
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Football at a Glance Friday's Games
Friday games saw Buffalo beat New Orleans 14 to 10 and Dallas defeat Los Angeles 45 to 21. Saturday schedules include Kansas City at Baltimore Cincinnati at Miami Jets at Detroit in Tampa Green Bay at Milwaukee and Washington at San Diego plus Cleveland at San Francisco New England at Minnesota. University of Texas at El Paso plans nine night games.
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Arnett Seeks Elks Support for Terre Haute City Golf Tourney
Bob Arnett, president of Terre Haute Golf Association, outlines plans to sponsor a new city golf tournament with Montgomery Ward providing merchandise prizes worth $6,000. Elks withdraw support for 72 hole medal championship citing increasing commercialization. Event runs Aug 14–15 at Phoenix, Elkis, and Rea Park with a $15 entry fee and prizes across flights, seniors, super seniors, and a junior award.
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Dolphins Open Exhibition Season Versus Bengals at Orange Bowl
Miami battles Cincinnati in the opening exhibition as star backs Kiick and Csonka miss two weeks of practice but are not starting. Bob Griese leads the Dolphins against Paul Brown’s Bengals with Virgil Carter starting at quarterback for Cincinnati. The 8 p.m. EDT kickoff benefits Variety Children's Hospital and Crippled Children's Home.
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Villanova Navigates Eight Road Football Games This Season
The Wildcats schedule includes eight away games challenging travel, venue changes, and road-tested performance. Key contests feature conference showdowns and nonconference tests that will shape the season outlook and potential playoff contention.
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Krietenstein 104 Eliminated From Connie Mack State Tourney
Fort Wayne Krietenstein Post 104 of Terre Haute was eliminated from the Connie Mack League state tournament after a 5-2 loss to Fort Wayne. Terre Haute, previously ousted in the opening game, defeated Hammond Griffith 7-1 Friday morning to stay alive. Mike Stark pitched well for Terre Haute in the morning win, while Stark took the loss in the evening game. Joe Edinburg collected three hits in three trips, and Monte Yeager went 2-4.
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Pond Hurls Senior Win Over Lakeside Coal
Phil Glick's edged Lakeside Coal 6 to 5 in Senior Little League at West Terre Haute Friday night. Jim Pond pitched five innings and allowed four hits for the win. State Huff led the winners with two singles in three trips, while Mark Pearson Kim Didier Ross Didier and J Harmon added hits. For Lakeside Coal Marion Carpenter Bud French and Steve Carpenter had hits and Tim Cork doubled. Final lines show Lakeside Coal 5 runs, 4 hits, 2 errors. Glick's 6 runs, 7 hits, 0 errors.
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