Raiders Coach Hopes For Strong Road Start In 1969 Season
The Raiders open the 1969 schedule with road games and a Miami opener, seeking wins in consecutive weekends against New Orleans and Cleveland. They face Detroit, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and San Francisco on the road before a home tilt with Kansas City, with several NFC foes and Monday night contests shaping a testing, road-heavy campaign.
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49ers Open 1975 Schedule in Minnesota at Vikings
San Francisco begins the 1975 season in Minneapolis against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday Sept 21. The 49ers then host Los Angeles, a rematch for the West title, with future games Sunday only and no Monday night appearance for four seasons. The schedule includes trips to New England in October and other varied opponents with mixed past records.
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Friday leads Cal State in Far Western track meet
Cal State posted 120 to 50 victory over Humboldt State as Friday standout Steve Sharpe posted a season best 6 12 and freshman Mark Dolim won the 800 and anchored a winning relay. The team set 14 season bests and 10 lifetime marks under sunny conditions.
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Eyes Six Triumphs by Two Lengths in Tight Race
In a crowded field, Eyes Six edged Ti by two lengths with a 3.98 percent margin cited. The event featured a late surge from Pete and Remmi as WEARLY PASSER faltered, while Gane and SITAR Race 1 showed notable speed. Final positions included Brats Boy in a distant finish.
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