Dunkel football index explained for week ending Sept 30 1973
The Dunkel system assigns a continuous strength index to college football teams by combining average scoring margin with average opponent rating and weighting recent results. It ranks teams like a 50.9 versus a 40.0 against similarly strong opposition, tracing back to 1929 by Dick Dunkel.
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Willie Mays Says Farewell Amid Farewell Gifts
Willie Mays retired from baseball at 42 after a tearful farewell ceremony at Shea Stadium attended by more than 50 000. He thanked teammates rivals and sports officials as gifts included three cars two limousines world travel and a doctorate. He pledged to mentor youth and spoke of returning to America as his goodbye.
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Mays Home-Going Night Brings Giants Legend Back
Vast crowd honors Willie Mays with former teammates and icons, including DiMaggio and Reese, recalling 1951 World Series and the Giants comeback. Ceremony at Polo Grounds features Stoneham and Mays's family, ending with tears and lasting memories.
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Montreal and Boston Lead Weekend Baseball Scores
Yesterday results show Montreal 5 0 over Detroit 6 14? New York 2 Philadelphia 2. Boston 14 over Detroit 6 while Minnesota 7 Oakland 10 and California 10 Texas 9. Other games include Pittsburgh 4 3 Cimemnal 3 San Francisco 6 and Los Angeles 5 Atlanta.
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Tribe Stops Marion 5-2 in NCC Tennis Duel
Anderson High School netters defeated Marion 5-2 in North Central Conference action. Key wins included Jim Newberry over Jay Julian 3-6 6-0 0 and Dan Glazer beating Paul Seeler 6-1 6-4, with Macholtz and Smith also securing straight-set wins for the Tribe. The victory left AA 3-2 in NCC play as they host New Castle and Pendleton Heights to finish the season.
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It Was Basket Ball Night At Madison Heights Gym
A nostalgia game at Madison Heights gym at 7 30 tonight will recreate early basketball under 1892 Naismith rules. Peach baskets serve as goals with ladder officials, variable players per side, no dribbling and minimal contact. Referees Buck and Chadbourne preside. editors Bailey and Cronin may join the fun.
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Horace Chadbourne
Anderson High School
Jim Bailey
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Big Eight Faces Stiff Test as Oklahoma Visits Southern Cal
The article notes Oklahoma travels to Southern Cal in a key test for both teams in the Dunkel Index. Nebraska holds the top rating at 118.6 after a 31-14 win over North Carolina State, with Alabama and USC following in the top ranks as other major teams aim to protect or improve their standings.
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Dri-Poor 400 entries draw Midwest stock car stars
Entry list for the fourth annual Dri-Powr 400 at Winchester Speedway includes ARCA champion Ron Hutcherson Joe Shear and Tom Reffner racing 1972 Chevelles and 1973 Camaros with potential for Trickle. Saturday time trials set starting at 1 pm for the richest Indiana stock car event. Tickets available, ASA offices noted. Bold Ruler noted as Derby favorite with 133 pounds in seven starts in 1958, winning five.
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Bucks Triumph Over Pacers 123 102 in Indianapolis
The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Indiana Pacers 123 to 102 in Indianapolis. Indiana played short-handed with Freeman and Lewis sidelined, while Mel Daniels led the Pacers with 31 points. Kareem Abdul Jabbar anchored Milwaukee as seven Bucks hit double figures. Oscar Robertson and Jon McGlocklin added notable totals for the victors.
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Pendleton Heights Falls 4 3 to Muncie North in Tennis
Pendleton Heights netters trailed 3-0 before Kevin Wills over Dick Wakefield 6 4 6 4 and Don Woods over Rick Courtney 6 2 7 5 closed the gap to 3-2. In doubles Jerry Smith and Wills won 6 4 6 2 while Gordon and Vasalakis defeated Norris and Edmundson 6 4 7 5 3 6 to seal a 4-3 loss for Pendleton Heights at Muncie North.
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