Vikings Battle Raiders In Unbeaten Quarters Clash
The Minnesota Vikings meet the Oakland Raiders in Berkeley as both teams chase season undefeated. QBs Fran Tarkenton and Bob Berry duel for the starter role while Daryle Lamonica sees brief action for the Raiders in last week’s LA game.
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Associated Press
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Francis Tarkenton
Bob Berry
Purple Gang
Raiders Beat Rams 16 3 as Stabler and Milan Split QB Duties
Lamonica retired from play. Ken Stabler and Don Milan shared quarterbacking for Oakland in a 16 3 victory. George Blanda, 45, still kicks field goals from 36 17 and 41 yards. First Oakland Minnesota meeting on the horizon. Cincinnati at Detroit and Los Angeles at Miami on tap tonight.
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Green Bay
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Radle Throws No Hitter as Apple Capital Stars Win 4-0
Tom Radle pitched a no-hitter guiding Winchester Little League Apple Capital All-Stars to a 4-0 victory over Ft. Lee in the BIB Tournament at Colonial Heights. All four runs came in the first inning. Bob Donnelly added a single and a double, Steve Tavner had two singles, and Kevin Anderson saved the no-hitter with a clutch shortstop play for the final out as Winchester advances to face Colonial Heights or Arlington tonight.
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Winchester
Apple Capital All-Stars
Ft. Lee
Colonial Heights
Arlington
Apple Capital Stars
Bob Donnelly
Steve Tavner
Kevin Anderson
Radle
Soviet Press Portrays Utopia While Hiding World Games Controversies
Moscow's media is shown praising the Universiade as a model of efficiency while downplaying incidents. Reports claim heckling of Israeli athletes, visa denials, and harassment of Soviet Jews were ignored or distorted by the official line.
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U.S
Frank Hepp
Hungary
Ussr
Munich
Petty Faces Nashville 420 as Pearson Off Circuit
Richard Petty aims for his eighth win at Nashville Raceway where he has seven victories in 17 starts. David Pearson is absent for a breather, leaving Petty as a top favorite in the 16th Nashville 420 with substantial earnings already this season totaling 169000 dollars.
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Tenn
Richard Petty
David Pearson
Petty
Pearson
Industrial and Business Leagues Softball Schedule
Grim Field hosts 6:30 Henkel Harris Terry and 8:30 H Harris Terry games if needed. F M Breeden's play in the Business A League at 7:30. Preston Field hosts 6:30 Valley Pike Carl Frye and 8:30 winner JV Arthur in the Business AA League.
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H-H-Terry
F &M-Breeden
Preston
Valley Pike
Carl Frye
JV Arthur
Shaking off slump Robby Robinson belts two homers in Phillies win
Robby Robinson relaxed at the plate to drive in three runs with two homers as Philadelphia beat San Diego 6 3. The win came amid NL results where Los Angeles beat New York 5 4 and Chicago edged Cincinnati 4 3.
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SC to Name Commissioner at News Conference in Charlotte
The Southern Conference plans to name a new commissioner at a 3 p.m. news conference at Douglas Municipal Airport. The 52-year-old appointee will replace Lloyd Jordan, who is stepping down when his contract ends December 31. Jordan led the league since 1960 and moved the office to Richmond. The eight member schools include The Citadel, Davidson, Furman, Richmond, Virginia Military, William and Mary, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, George Washington, East Carolina, and Appalachian State.
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Sports Haven Nets Second Straight Girls Crown
Sports Haven won the Girls League title for the second year in a row, beating Mi-Lady 6-3. The winner led 1-0 early, with Mi-Lady narrowing to 4-3 in the sixth before Sports Haven added two runs in the seventh. Nancy Taylor and Margaret Fake doubled, Donna Orndorff homered for Mi-Lady.
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Nancy Taylor
Margaret Fake
Donna Orndorff
Mr-Lady
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