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Teams Breeze To Exhibition Wins By The Associated Press The Miami Dolphins and the Cincinnati Bengals, both with a healthy contingent of veterans, posted easy victories as the strike-plagued National Football League continued its exhibition season before relatively small crowds. The Dolphins blasted the New Orleans Saints 45-20 Saturday night before an Orange Bowl crowd of 41,524, while a crowd of 31,731, the smallest turnout in four years at Riverfront Stadium, watched Cincinnati whip the Philadelphia Eagles 35-21. Coach John North said he thinks Miami and Cincinnati are getting a big jump on the other teams because of the relatively large number of veterans in camp. going to help said North. think going to get further and further ahead.

Wc won five and lost nine last year and we thought we had something going. But got 22 veterans sitting on the beach. like to lose, ever, but what the heck are you going to do in a situation like this? I think we played as well as we could play. got all these fill-ins, three of them were truck drivers. (Miami Coach 60IN6 OUT OF BUSINESS 6 BIS SEUINO OATS TO eoit! Don) got everyone ihand in Milwaukee, just 5,000 back." of capacity.

Elsewhere Saturday, Oakland Rookie running backs Jon trimmed Atlanta 28-16, Green Key worth and Jimmie Jones Bay blanked St. Louis barreled through the Denver downed Minnesota 27-idefense for 245 yards. Key- 21, Dallas beat Los Angeles 13-61 worth collected 148 yards on 28 and San Diego took the Newjcarries and scored twice. Jones York Jets 20-14 in the gained 97 yards on 16 carries first sudden-dcath scored once. £amc- I The game was witnessed by Detroit beat Baltimore 6-3 be- 23,119 fans, about half the c.a- fore only 6,792 fans in Ba Iti 1 pacity of Mile-High more, and Houston bombed stadium Washington 48-3 in front of 14, i i 768 in Washington Friday Vim-t 08 IP iw YnrU- visit pH Mortons ive-yardi touchdown pass to Walt Garrt-! son in the fourth quarter gave the Cowboys the victory.

Les- Strayhorn set up the score two plays earlier, hauling in ashortj swing pass and dashing 69 yards. Heisman Trophy winner; John Capelletti starred for Rams, carrying 15 times for 1081 yards. Some 46,668 fans showed upi at the Los Angeles Coliseum, 18,557 more than turned out fori the opener a week ago. Chargers 20, Jets 11. overtime I Rookie Jesse Freitas threw! for all three Chargers TDs, in-' eluding a 19-yarder to Glen Bonner in sudden death.

Rookie John Jones tossed two touchdown passes for the Jets. San Diego had the smallest crowd of the night, just 19.036 fans and only 166 more than last week when the Chargers drew the smallest crowd in! their seven years at San Diego Stadium. The New' York Giants visited A crowd of 43,000 was on NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Exhibition AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pet. Pts. OP New England 1 I 0 .500 37 Miami I .1 0 .500 58 30 N.

Y. Jets 1 1 0 .500 55 39 Baltimore 0 1 0 000 8 Buffalo 0 2 0 000 26 37 Central Division Houston 2 0 0 1.000 6-1 10 Cincinnati 2 0 0 1.000 54 34 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1.000 26 7 Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 21 24 Western Division Oakland 2 0 0 1.000 55 23 San Diego 2 0 0 1.000 40 20 Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 20 12 Denver 1 1 0 .500 46 62 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division St. Louis 2 I 0 .667 31 33 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 20 33 N. Y. Giants 1 I 0 500 28 22 Philadelphia 0 2 0 000 28 58 Washington 0 2 0 .000 19 69 Central Division Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 29 13 Detroit 1 1 I) .500 18 23 Chicago 0 1 0 000 7 10 Minnesota 0 1 0 003 21 27 Western Division Atlanta 1 1 0 .300 39 33 Los Angeles 1 1 0 .500 30 34 San Francisco 0 1 0 000 6 20 New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 27 71 Saturday's Results Oakland 2S.

Atlanta 16 Cincinnati 35, Philadelphia 21 Miami 45, New Orleans 20 Green Bay 13. St. Louis 0 Denver 27, Minnesota 21 Dallas 13, Los Angeles 6 San Diego 20, New York Jets 14. overtime Results New York Giants, 21. New England 6 Today's Games Chicago at Pittsburgh.

8 p.m. San Francisco at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Buffalo at Kansas City, 9 p.m. Monday Morning, August South Belts North In NM Elite Game ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) A 15-yard penalty for grabb-'for the South in the past 14 Tim Wcstcott and a solid the face mask moved the I years.

fense carried the South to a 14 ball to the South 18, and Otero; The only loss in the 6 football victory over the I banged over five plays later. last 14 outings was an 8-7 deci- North Saturday night in the Alec Bever of Las Cruces sion in the South 3Lst game of the New Mexico1 Mayfield blocked the extra j1 ricd to run a Wishbone offense, all-star prep grid series. point attempt by Jeff Albers of Westcott, of Carlsbad, banged'Santa Fe St. The U.S. Harness from the oneyard line in The South came right back Assn.

will hold its third quarter and scored from when Westcott capped a 66- awards dinner-dance at Ellen- jthe two in the final period. yard scoring drive when he1 ville, N.Y., Dec. 8. Westcott's two touchdowns punched in from the two. I were all the South needed as The North missed a golden.

I the Rebel defense held the opportunity to score in the first! North in check most of the but the South defense 'stopped Del Norte's Rick Mur- After a scoreless first half, phey on a fourth and goal try: the South capitalized on a from the one. miscue to put the first, Westcott, who was voted the points on the board. offensive performer in the' Facing a fourth down and 12 game by the New Mexico- yards to go on its own 12 yard Sports Writers Association, led jline, the South punted. Bob all rushers with 88 yards on 24 of Albuquerque High the ball on the North Saturday's win was the 22nd yard line and the victory 31 games for the south Antonio of Tularosa re in the series dating back to I covered loose pigskin on the 1940. three.

It also was the 13th victory' Westcott picked up two yards! Your GYM SUITS EQUIPMENT Earty Colors for all Area Schools FIRST-ROUND LEADER Pete Edwards of BrownfieJd poses on the no. 1 tee bix Sunday before he and partner Robert Kennedy began second-round play in the Brownfield Country Club Summer Partnership. Edwards-Kennedv fired a nifty 64 to take the first-round lead only to lose the tourney to Lubbock's J.B. White Chuck Bubany who fired a 69 Sunday. (Staff Photo) City Duo Wins Golf Tourney on the first play from scrimmage, then followed I tackle Scot Graham of Truth or: Consequences into the end zone.

Rocky Reynolds of Lovington kicked the extra point to put the South ahead 7-0. The Yanks took the ensuing1 kickoff and marched 80 yards to a touchdown with Highland's! Mike Otero scoring from the' one. Otero picked up the big-: gest chunk of yardage w'hen he: scampered 47 yards around his! own left end, putting the ball on the South 33. BE MISLED! FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE ENTIRE STOCK 1 price LESS SUITS SPORT COATSl JACKETS SLACKS SHIRTS MANY OTHERS WE ARE CLOSING OUR DOOR SATURDAY AT TOWN COUNTRY BUD'S MEN'S SHOP TOWN COUNTRY STONE ONLY 2 Oiler Bosses Blast Strikers HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (AP) Houston Oilers Coach Sid Gillman labeled as ridiculous Sunday the call for striking Football League players to report to camp for a 14-day cooling off period.

if the owners vote for this, I'm not about to take -i veteran under those conditions," Gillman said from the Oilers training camp here. Oilers owner Bud Adams, a his ranch near Waller, agreed with his head coach. BROWNFIELD (Special) J.B. White and Chuck Bubany swept past a faltering Pete Edwards-Robert Kennedy here Sunday to can- ture the Brownfield Summer Partnership by a two-stroke margin. White-Bubany, playing under overcast skies and blustering winds, fired a three-under-par 69 Sunday over the par-72, yard Brownfield layout while Edwards-Kennedy were struggling with a fat 75.

Edwards-Kennedv, both from Brownfield, vaulted into the lead of the tournament after firing a slick 64 Saturday. Olan Cantrell-Chester Pick- thorn, both of Odessa, beat Edwards-Kennedy in a sudden- death playoff for second place in the championship flight by birdieing the fifth hole. White-Bubany began their the first hole but rebounded! A bogey, mixed with two with a string of three and six pars, netted the tive birdies on nos. 5-8 to post a pair a 35 on the backside lo 34 on the front nine. dotal 69.

three-under par. East Downs West In Greenhelt ilt Ul uu oc u. Ui Ul IX u. Ui Ui oc FREE! SERVICE RATE AT TO Tt TO WICHITA FALLS (Special) Big Doug Smith ran 94 yards for a touchdown late in the third quarter to blunt a West comeback and spark East to a 33-24 victory in the 25th Greenhelt Bowl Saturday night. The West had rallied from a 20-0 deficit to take a 24-20 lead when James Me Gruder ran three yards for a TD early in the third period, but, not long after that.

Smith broke his long run to give the East a 26-24 lead. Tlie East opened the scoring in the first quarter when Smith the leading rusher with; 223 yards on 17 carries, ran 43 yards for a score. Soon after, Teddy King caught a make it 20-16 at the half as Kern Carr caught a seven-yard pass from Johnny Gann for a TD and Gann ran one yard for a score. The East outrushed the West 210-151. AMERICAN STATE Member FOIC on any account that hat xj a Bolanco of or Ovor FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE a oc FMI 585 82nd St.

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Clair. FOIRTH FLIGHT 144 Knox; 149 Garrison: 149 Allen: Preston. FIFTH FLIGHT 116 Nolen; 147 Stanford. Tuttle; 152 SIXTH FLIGHT 151 Fuller: 153 Nelson: 154 Hvden; 136 Bibble. SEVENTH FLIGHT 152 Boren; 155 Webb; 156 Carpenter.

Hoermann. winning round with a bogey on 15-yard pass from Dean Low to give the East a 13-0 advantage. Then, early in the second pe- Vtowrc.o/V/VE’RY im COUPON SALE MONDAY THRU SATURDAY WARDS VALUABLE CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT 137 White-Bubany; 139 Cantrell Pickthorn; Kennedy-Edwards; 140 riod, King nabbed a 43-yarder Sneii-Addison. Low for a 20-0 lead FInST FLIGHT 143 Laur-Hammltt, Selhcimer-Ander- son; 145 Tanner-Ferrell, Bryant-Tubbs. SECOND FLIGHT 145 Yeager-Yeager; 150 Henson- Autry, Rosson-Rosson; 152 Black- Hamilton.

THIRD FLIGHT 150 Barker-Loudermilk; 151 Lewis-Moore; 154 Burnett-Warren, Caldwell-Seber. FOFRTK FLIGHT 156 Williams-Langham 157 Bragg-Bragg; 160 Upton-Cowan. 161 Jones-Foster. SUMMER CHECK-UP ADD FREON Words will check your oir conditioner for loose drive belts, summer coolant, freon level. Add up to 1-lb of freon.

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27.00, 12.40, 5.80; Mystic Victory 17.20, 7.80; El Corsario 5.20; 1:34. Ninth S70 yards: Norgor 6.20, 3.20. 3.20; Hand Picked 3.20, 3.SO; Azurebci :45.18. Big $1,366.40. Tenth Chals Honor 13.00, 3.20.

2.60: Holy Stone 2.60, 2.20; Running Star 3.00: 1:40. Eleventh 6 furlongs; Scouts Oath 7.80. 4.40. 3.40: scout 15.40, 6. Limponin 10.00; 1:14 Twenlfth 6 furlongs: Clever Bud 13.00, 5.80, 3.80; Gay Margaret 3.60, 3.00; War Ridge 4.80: 1:13 4-5.

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