Cowboys trip up Landry's plans to lasso title
Dallas Cowboys pre season woes expose flaws in offense as Don Meredith and receivers struggle with misfired passes and dropped catches. Defense, bolstered by Mel Renfro and Mike Gaechter, shows improvement with Larry Stephens George Andre and Bob Lilly anchoring the line.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Tom Landry
Cowboys
Tommy McDonald
Buddy Dial
Cowboy Corral
Jim Colvin
Maury Youmans
Jim Boeke
Rams
Meredith
Don Meredith
Eddie LeBaron
Frank Clarke
Lee Folkins
Pettis Norman
McDonald
Dial
Don Perkins
Amos Marsh
Marsh
Perkins
New York Giants
Lime
George Andrie
Larry Stephens
Bob Lilly
Colvin
Youmans
Jerry Tubbs
Chuck Howley
Lee Roy Jordan
Dave Edwards
Mel Renfro
Mike Gaechter
Warren Livingston
Cornell Green
Don Bishop
Jim Ridlon
Umps Shut Mouths In 193 Win Softball Game
Umpires defeated the Little League East managers 193 at Lexing ton Ave Field. The graduating 12 year olds officiated the game. Eight home runs were hit with Chuck Fackler and Dan Herb each slugging two. Tom Ris tas and others contributed for the losers as the umpires turned four double plays and left managers with no base runner past first.
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Lexington Ave. Field
Chuck Fackler
Dan Herb
Tom Smith
Dick Bungard
Ted Jalowiec
Bob Batt
Tom Ristas
Bowling meetings listed for Ridgeview and area leagues
Last years Ridgeview Twisters Bowling League will meet Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. at Center Ridge Lanes. Town and Country Girls meet Monday at 8 p.m. Bowlo Dome. Elyria Women’s Bowling Association meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Turnpike Lanes. Turnpike Ladies Classic League bowls at 9:50 tonight at Turnpike Lanes. Grafton Merchants League listed for 7 p.m. Monday at Grafton Lanes. Laddies and Lassies League schedules 9:30 p.m. Tuesday and 3 p.m. Sunday at Kitchel Recreation.
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Ridgeview Twisters Bowling League
Center Ridge
Town and Country Girls
Elyria Women’s Bowling Association
Turnpike Ladies Classic League
Turnpike Lanes
Laddies and Lassies
Kitchel Recreation
Barber Breaks Silence On Scoring Question At Carling Open
Little known golfer Barber, five-foot-five and 137 pounds, challenged Chi Chi Rodriguez over a controversial tap in on the 18th green during the Carling Open threesome with Ben Hogan. Rodriguez and Hogan gave differing accounts, and Barber questioned the ruling and the common memory lapses players show when putting.
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Barber
Ben Hogan
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Hogan
Chi Chi
Birmingham
Mich
Darber
Major League Baseball Yesterday's Results and Next Games
Summary of yesterday's MLB results shows Minnesota defeating Kansas City 3 1 and Chicago losing 3 2 while Boston posted a win. Tonight's matchups include Boston at New York with Douquette versus Wayne and Washington at Minnesota.
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Minnesota
Chicago
Boston
New York
nt—Mon- Douquette
Wayne Washington
Kaat
Cleveland
Might
Giant
Pei
Chisige Wemare
Right Beteis
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Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Washington
Houston
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Carpentier Fought Across Eight Weight Divisions
Georges Carpentier of France campaigned in all eight major weight divisions during his boxing career with varied results.
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New York
UPI
Georges Carpentier
France
Lorain County Derby Week Opens At South Amherst
Lorain County Speedway hosts a demolition derby open to entrants with a helmet lights out and belts installed. Sept 5 returns for champions night with a $1,000 top prize and $30 per driver, Sept 7 Labor Day specials 50 lap features, Sept 12 season championship night 50 lap features $5,000 purse, and final Sept 19 finals with a $1,000 top prize and entry fee $10 to access pits and be eligible for prize money.
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Train County
Wil
Loing
No-Hitter by Kaczay Nets Senators Big 15 0 Win
Kaczay pitched a no hitter as the Senators routed the Orioles 15 to 0 in Lit tle League West Senior action at Bendix Westinghouse Field. He added two singles while Jo Davis, Finne Valentine, Jim Holley and Jim Hryne also contributed with hits.
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Kietto Kaczay
Senators
Orioles
Bendix Westinghouse Field
Indians
Red Sox
Kaczay
Davis
Finne Valentine
Jim Holley
Jim Hryne
Jim Bailesky
Northfield Race Card Readout With Purse Totals
Northfield lists eight races with purses from 200 to 3500 dollars. Entries include Hideahope Janston Oak Leaf Moth Proof Wildwood Beth Mademon Tassle Bell Colby Jackson Abbey Dean Les Day in race one and numerous horses such as Wigh Chuck Grend Mina Hal Swiss speedie Krene Rocky Cash Chief Martin Jody Jo in race two.
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Hideahope
Janston
Oak Leaf
Moth Proof
Wildwood Beth
Mademon
Tassle Bell
Colby Jackson
Abbey Dean
Les Day
Wigh Chuck
Grend Mina Hal
Speedie Krene
Rocky Cash
Chief Martin
Jody Jo
Miss Cinn Abbey
Billise W Dixon
Chanteuse Wick
Laura Ar
Ine
Miss Inlile
Chet Lynn Cadet
Mins Hansom
Olive Song
Jane's
Abbe Boy
Lind Frisco
Cnockoyette
Diane
Sand Dune
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Babe
Kerry Clay
Chiefette
Linda Blackstone
Mike O. C
Jay Widower
Rebel Land Boy
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Florican Boy
Spadydale Promers
Theo
Demon Hal
Addie B
Andy
Seabiscuit
Patu J Adios
Ez Along
Victory Wary
Hideaway
Pat
Het Direct
Jim Stone
High Regard
Somedale Fleet Hal
Chester Colossal
Nattle
Fisg Song
Phillies possible pennant on 18 wins in 36 games
Phillies need 18 more victories in their last 36 games to reach 95 wins and clinch the National League pennant for the first time since 1959. A .500 pace would suffice if Reds or Giants fail to top .700, otherwise the Phillies miss the flag.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Odo
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Reds
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Hank Fischer
New York Monterrey Reach Little League World Series Final
Staten Island New York and Monterrey Mexico advanced to the 18th Little League World Series final in Williamsport. Monterrey toppled Mobile 43 in the semifinal after a fifth inning run. Staten Island defeated Tachikawa City Japan 3 1 behind Peter Nugent six hit pitching and a two run single.
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Cliff Glier
Tachikawa
Japan
Staten Island
N.Y
Glier
Williamsport
UPN
Monlterrey
Mexico
Monterrey
Mobile
Ala
Tachikawa City
Peter Nugent
Larry Reynolds
Julian Castillo
Reynolds
Castillo
Fred Clausen
Indians Seek Win Streak Extension in Kansas City Opener
The Cleveland Indians visit Kansas City to open a four game series as part of a 12 game road trip. Sonny Siebert, a 27 year old rookie, is expected to start, carrying a 4-5 record and a 3.13 ERA this season.
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Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Redskins
Lavikind
Indians
Sonny Siebert
Resurging
Tribe
Siebert
Jacksonville
Washington
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