Bengals down Steelers in exhibition at Riverfront
Cincinnati extends its unbeaten streak to three with a 20-13 win as Pittsburgh quarterback Terry Bradshaw exits hurt after late scramble. Muhlmann kicks twice, Dressler and Trumpy score for the Bengals while Bradshaw scores a rushing TD and nearly rallies a late comeback before fumbling.
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Secret weapon helps U S clinch Wightman Cup over Britain
In Cleveland the United States defeated Great Britain 4-3 as 16 year old Chris Evert, dubbed the secret weapon, overwhelmed Virginia Wade 6-1 6-1 in the final round to clinch the best-of-seven ties. Evert’s win capped a dramatic U S victory, with Valerie Ziegenfuss adding a singles win and Britain taking the doubles.
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Anderson signs with Toronto Argonauts after NFL dispute
Tim Anderson, the Ohio State defensive back and 49ers first round pick, signed a three year deal with the Toronto Argonauts for about 25000 per year. He said disillusionment with the 49ers and agent motivated the move, linking up with Argos coach Leo Cahill as a potential starter against Vancouver BC Lions.
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Rams drop Rose Bowl star Randy Vataha
Los Angeles Rams released Randy Vataha the Rose Bowl hero for Stanford over Ohio State and waived him. The 5 foot 11 inch, 175 pound receiver was a late round pick and could find an NFL chance elsewhere.
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Oberlin football aims for backfield strength under Donovan
Oberlin High School football enters summer practice with head coach Jim Donovan optimistic about another Lakeland title run. Key backs Tony Scott Tim Davison and promising sophomore Ron Rimbert compete for the halfback spot as the Indians rebuild behind a smaller line with leaders like Rick Keighley Greg Kimmey and Eddie Green. The schedule opens with Avon Lake and Tuscarawas Central Catholic, and Donovan emphasizes defense improvement led by Green Clark White and Murphy as he eyes a repeat performance after last year’s success.
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Saints rest top pick Manning with foot injury
The New Orleans Saints, 0-3 in pre season, began practice for their fourth game at San Diego without No. 1 draft choice Archie Manning who is out with a foot injury. Manning will rest until fully healed while doctors advise, joining a lineup missing another quarterback after a trade that sent Jim Ward to Philadelphia for cornerback Richard Harvey. Hewritt Dixon of the Oakland Raiders will miss six to eight weeks with knee injuries, and the Chicago Bears signed running back Jim Grabowski after waivers from Green Bay.
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