Pele to join New York Cosmos in 7 million deal
Pele announces he will come out of retirement to play for the New York Cosmos of the North American Soccer League. The signing, reported in New York and Brazil, aims to boost soccer’s popularity in the United States with a contract potentially as high as seven million dollars.
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Muhammad Ali
Brazil
New York Cosmos
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Whiich
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Handley trio signs with Allegheny for cross country
Beatty Frye and Stewart join Allegheny Community College in Pittsburgh after standout Handley years. They earn grant aided scholarships and aim for top seven as the nine person cross country squad eyes nationals and invitationals.
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Tim Frye
Billy Stewart
Handley
Allegheny Community College
Pittsburgh
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Frye
Stewart
Gary Brown
Brown
Allegheny
East Carolina
Arizona State
VMI
Illinois State
Neil Cohen
Howie Orndorff
Orn
Pole Cansided? Pole's contact lenses spark Red Sox win over Chicago
Dick Pole, a Trout Creek, Michigan right-hander, uses contact lenses to see the plate better and pitches Boston to a 4-0 win over Chicago. Jim Rice belts a three-run homer for Boston, as Kansas City, Milwaukee, Baltimore, New York, and Detroit win in the AL standings.
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Milwaukee
Oakland
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Minnesota
Detroit
California
Polo
Red Sox
Jim Rice
Lloyd Allen
Rice
Juan Beniquez
Royals
Indians
John Mayberry
al Cowens
Dennis Leonard
Fritz Peterson
Reggie Jackson
A’s
Orioles
Rangers
Dave Duncan
Mike Torrez
Tommie Davis
Lee May
Torrez
Reed Leads Cardinals Past Braves in Tight NL Showdown
Ron Reed, newly acquired by the Cardinals, pitched effectively against his former team to lift St. Louis 4 2 over Atlanta. Reed admitted he almost wandered to the Braves dugout but settled in, with Al Hrabosky finishing. Fairly hit a seventh inning homer as part of a three run rally.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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al Hrabosky
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San Francisco
Philadelphia
San Diego
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York
Houston
Ron Fairly
Buzz Capra
Luis Melendez
Ken Reitz
Melendez
Reitz
Biff Pocoroba
Cubs
Giants
Bill Madlock
Dave Heaverlo
Madlock
Don Kessinger
Phillies
Padres
Mike Schmidt
Greg Luzinski
Luzinski
Urso Named To Major Lacrosse All America First Team
Maryland midfielder Frank Urso earns his third straight first team All America honor as lacrosse bids for a potential four time sequence. Johns Hopkins senior Doug Turnbull last achieved the feat in 1922 1925, with Lawlor Farrell and Lindsay repeating on the first team. Maryland Johns Hopkins Cornell Navy each placed seven on the three teams. Eamon McEneaney and Mike French join as first team attackers, while Maryland and Navy feature strong defenses and a Virginia goalie.
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Frank Urso
Maryland
Urso
Doug Turnbull
Johns Hopkins
Mike Farrell
John Lawlor
Navy
U. S. Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association
Cornell
Franz Wittelsberger
Doug Radebaugh
Dale Kohler
Mike French
Eamon McEneaney
Knicks to Face United Front in NBA Skirmish
In San Francisco the Knicks prepare for a league wide reaction after signing ABA star George McGinnis. Bill Russell of the Seattle SuperSonics notes a growing united front among other NBA clubs including the 76ers who hold draft rights to McGinnis.
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New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Bill Russell
Seattle SuperSonics
Knicks
New York
American Basketball Association
George McGinnis
NBA
Philadelphia 76Ers
Philadelphia
Irv Kosloffi
McGinnis
Indiana Pacers
Coaches Supply beat O'Sullivan 15 to 10 in Girls League
Coaches Supply erupted for six runs in the second inning to defeat O'Sullivan 15 10. Beck Patterson and Peanut Golightly homered for Coaches Supply while Debbie Beamer and Shelly Brown added multi hit effort. Valerie Page and W Robinson led O'Sullivan with two hits each.
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Coaches Supply
O’sullivan
Beck Patterson
Peanut Golightly
Debbie Beamer
Shelly Brown
Valerie Page
W. Robinson
Wake Forest Player Qualifies for Open Amid Team Exclusion
Scott Hoch of Wake Forest, left off the travels team for the ACC tourney and not joining the defending NCAA champions, earned an Open bid as the sole amateur from Charlotte sectional qualifying. Dill and Zarley led with 136, Boros and Snead also qualified, while Casper failed in the playoff.
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N. C
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Wake Forest University
Hoch
Cary
Terry Dill
Austin
Kermit Zarley
Clear Lake
George Johnson
Atlanta
Jim Wiechers
Hilton Head Island
Julius Boros
Miami Beach
Fla
Dill
Myers Park
Charlotte Country Club
Zarley
Billy Casper
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