Cowboys favored to beat college stars in Soldier Field clash
Dallas the 10 game winner is a three touchdown favorite over the College All Stars in the 39th annual game at Soldier Field set for 8 30 pm before about 55000 on a dry night with 70 degree forecast rain unlikely to change the play. Starters include Staubach at QB with Ditka and Truax possibly out and Liscio retired while Ralph Neely returns at tackle.
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UPI
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Soldier Field
Tom Landry
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Mfichigan
Glenn Doughty
Mike Siani
Villanova
Franco Harris
Lydell Mitchell
Penn State
Jim Bertelsen
Texas
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Jeff Kinney
Nebraska
Zandry
Mike Ditka
Billy Truax
Tony Liscio
Ralph Neely
Roger Staubach
Lance Alworth
Bob Hayes
Walt Garrison
Duane Thomas
Collegians
Major League Baseball Scores and Pitchers Schedule
United Press International reports results from Thursday including Chi over Phila 4 0 and Pitt over N Y 1 0 in twilight games. Night games featured St Louis 8 Montreal 2 and Los Angeles 6 Houston 3. Probable pitchers listed for St Louis Montreal Chicago Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta Los Angeles Houston San Diego with matchups and start times EDT.
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Montreal
Philadelphia
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Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Houston
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Gibson
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Pappas
Carlton
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Ellis
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Simpson
Professional Directory Livingston Meeker and Bates
Livingston Meeker and Bates Abstract Dept led by Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates in office 112 South B phone 653 2147 for title searches and real estate records.
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Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V
Jenkins Almost No-Hitter For Cubs In Doubleheader
Ferguson Jenkins pitched a one hitter in the first game as the Cubs beat Philadelphia 4 0, Willie Montanez a looping double was the Phils only hit. Whitey Lockman debuted as manager. Second game Philadelphia rallied for a 3 2 win. Other scores: Mets over Pirates 1 0 in 20 innings, Cincinnati 8 San Diego 2, Los Angeles 6 Houston 3, St. Louis 8 Montreal 2, Detroit 3 2 over Milwaukee, Chicago 7 2 Kansas City, Cleveland 4 Baltimore 3, New York 6 Boston 2, Oakland 4 Minnesota 3, California 5 Texas 0.
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New dispute flares in world chess championship
In Reykjavik, tensions rise as Bobby Fischer voices walkout threats over TV cameras during the Fischer Spassky world title match. Fischer, angered by televised coverage, had a tantrum after learning of broadcast arrangements. He won the eighth game to lead 5-3 as Spassky trails.
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Ainsworth and Washington win open Pony League games
Ainsworth defeated Brighton 13 to 2 and Washington routed Hills 16 to 1 at Green Field. Ainsworth pitcher threw a no hitter as his team totaled 14 hits with 2 errors for Brighton. Washington pitcher David Cousins allowed three hits in a 16 to 1 victory. Schedule below lists Ainsworth vs Keota and Washington vs Mid Prairie with championship at 8 p.m.
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Lake Odessa 1972 waterfowl rules set by ICC
Iowa Conservation Commission announces Lake Odessa Wildlife Management Area duck season regulations for 1972. Entry permits required for restricted A zone with preassigned sites, drawing for site order, nightly and daily permit rules, and area B is open without marked sites. Open lake requires no permit.
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Aaron and Coody Lead National Team Championship Round One
Tommy Aaron and Charles Coody shot nine under par to lead by one stroke in the National Team Championship at Ligonier Pa. Bert Yancey and Tom Weiskopf in second place posted a 63 with ten birdies while Yancey credited his partner for keeping them near the top. Arnold Palmer and Jack Lewis struggled but remained in the 66 group as Lewis dumped a shot in a lake on the seventh hole.
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Charles Coody
Bert Yancey
Tom Weiskopf
Yancey-Weiskopf
Yancey
Aaron
Coady
Weiskopf
Steve Oppermann
Chuck Rotar
Hubert Green
Mo McLandon
Arnold Palmer
Jack Lewis
Naron
Coddy
Cody
Rocket Club launches Saturn rocket despite engine failure
The Washington Rocket Club sponsored by Hobby Land launches a Saturn rocket Tuesday night with one engine not firing. About 100 spectators attend the junior sigh viewing, as eleven other rocket types join the event. The club meets every other Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the junior high. fathers and sons are invited to the next meeting on August 8.
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Marriage License Issued to Allen Arden Free and Eugenia Kay Wilson
A marriage license has been issued here to Allen Arden Free and Eugenia Kay Wilson, both residents of Washington.
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Allen Arden Free
Eugenia Kay Wilson
Washington
Baseball scores and probable pitchers from Friday night games
In the July 28 1972 edition the daytime standings show Detroit 53 37 and Baltimore 50 39 with other teams listed. Probable pitchers for today include Winnesota Woodson at Oakland Hunter and Texas Broberg at California Wright. Evening schedule features multiple games across major teams with several twilight starts.
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Woodson
Hunter
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Wright
Drago
Bradley
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Wilcox
McNally
Timmerman
Lonborg
Rotary exchange student honored Miss Crowning Glory of Australia
Janet Gander of Australia, who lived in Kalona for a year as a Rotary Exchange student, was chosen Miss Crowning Glory of Australia. The honor includes a fully paid round trip for two to England to assist a benefit project for disabled children. She told Logan Reiss by phone that the trip to England would be forthcoming.
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Janet Gander
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Kalona
Rotary Exchange
Gander
Janet
England
Logan Reiss
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