Cowboys edge Browns 16 15 as Clark kicks winning chip shot
Dallas rally over Cleveland 16 15 after Mike Clark misses a 19 yard attempt with 1:53 left then makes a 26 yard field goal with 23 seconds remaining. Morton plays QB for Dallas as Staubach watches. Nelsen leads Browns in halftime appearance.
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Dallas Cowboys
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Cowboys
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Browns
Bob Briggs
Craig Morton
Don Cockroft
Briggs
Bob Jacobs
Wyoming
Mark Washington
Lions Aim For Super Bowl Run Under Schmidt Leadership
Detroit regains championship aura as coach Joe Schmidt predicts a realistic shot at the Super Bowl. Lions GM Russ Thomas cites a deep roster with backfield stability and a stronger pass rush after drafting defensive linemen and linemen to support Ed Flanagan. The team opens the season against Minnesota on Monday Night Football, seeking consistency against weaker opponents.
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Detroit
UPI
Pride of Lions
Russ Thomas
The
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Minnesota Vikings
Dallas
New York Jets
Cincinnati Bengals
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Jim Yarbrough
Florida
Lem Barney
Dick Lebeau
Mel Farr
Artie Taylor
Steve Owens
Schmidt
Charlie Sanders
Minnesota
Blue Sharp but loses to Peters as Red Sox win 1-0
Vida Blue limited the Red Sox to four hits and struck out nine but yielded the decisive eighth inning run on a Doug Griffin single. Gary Peters earned the win with a six-hitter as Boston defeated Oakland 1-0.
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McLain
New York
Billy Conigliaro
Duane Josephson
Oakland
Tommy Davis
Griffin
Baseball scores and highlights from Friday games
Detroit beat Milwaukee as Al Kaline hit his 362nd homer making him the 18th all time in home runs. California routed New York behind Rudy May five hitter and Sandy Alomar doubled and two singles. Washington swept Kansas City behind McLain 10 hitter and Bosman eight hitter.
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Rudy May
Jeff Burroughs
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Oakland
Young Evert to Face Shaw in Wightman Cup Opener
The 43rd Wightman Cup begins with 16 year old Chris Evert making history as the youngest player in the event, facing Winnie Shaw of Scotland. Heldman meets Wade in a standout second singles clash while Pigeon meets Williams and Ziegenfuss/Eisel play Jones/Truman in the remaining doubles lineup.
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Miss Evert
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Miss Shaw
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Virginia Wade
Miss Wade
California
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Mel Truman
Medina High announces 1971 football season ticket sale
Reserve seat orders have been mailed to prior buyers for the 1971 Medina High football season. Returning holders may keep last year’s seats if they respond by August 28. Surplus seats will be released to the public via the Gazette and no orders are valid until after the surplus notice appears in print.
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Medina High
White Sox run six-game win streak with 9-1 over Indians
Chicago manager Chuck Tanner said the team has matured after the White Sox beat the Cleveland Indians 9-1 to stretch the skid to six. Key moments came early as Pat Kelly and Jay Johnston hit, with Bill Melton adding his 27th homer and Johnston pushing his RBI total to four.
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Chicago
Tom Bradley
Vada Pinson
McLarens Seek Pole in Can Am Cup at Mid-Ohio
Can Am leaders Peter Revson and Dennis Hulme seek pole as Mid-Ohio hosts the $87,000 Can-Am American Challenge Cup. Revson leads with 76 points, Hulme has 65, Stewart challenges with Lola and Siffert’s Porsche is a dark horse. The 80-lap, 192-mile race offers a $25,000 winner’s purse.
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Stewart
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STP Racing
Parking Available For Devil Rooters
Brunswick Blue Devils fans may buy reserved seat tickets for six home games at 10 dollars each with a reserved parking area at the baseball field. Athletic Director Bob Leibold notes rain would cancel the parking. Ticket sales are already underway at the school from 9 to 11 a.m. weekdays and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays as Brunswick opens against Lutheran.
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