Ray Guy Stars for Raiders Punting Prowess
Raiders punter Ray Guy, in his third NFL season, draws awe for his powerful punts and consistent yardage. Madden credits Guy with excellent field position impact, while teammates admire his leg strength and readiness for another Pro Bowl.
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Oakland Raider
Ray Guy
Guy
Mississippi
NFL
Oakland
Raiders
John Madden
Madden
George Blanda
Detroit
Hainers
Atlanta Falcons
Raider
Atlanta
Otis Sistrunk
Columbus
George Atkinson
Savannah
Thomson
Frank Pitts
Neal Clie
Fitzgerald
Caliente Reopens As Court Rules Track Union Strike Illegal
Agua Caliente Racetrack in Tijuana prepared for a week of racing after a Mexicali court ruled the Aug 11 strike by the Alba Raja Union was illegal. The union contract was valid through May 4, 1976, and entries were being accepted for weekend races. Greyhound racing status remained uncertain.
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Tijuana
Mexico
UPI
Agua Caliente
Junta de Conciliacion Y Abiitraje
Mexicali
Alba Raja
Ilegal
Pera
Bengals' Brown cautious on 1975 outlook despite team depth
Cincinnati Bengals coach Brown voices measured optimism about a 1975 lineup despite injuries that cut last season to 7-7. Ki Anderson emerges as a leader under Paul Brown's system as the defense reshapes with Bill Kollar and Glenn Cameron.
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Stylers
Cinty
Ki Anderson
Bengal
Mike Reid
Anderson
Augustana
Ill
Brown
Kenny
Himelf
Paul Brown
Lidae Certis
John McDaniel
Curtis
Cincinnati
Charlie Davis
Boobie Clark
Essex Johnson
Clark
Johnson
Rongers
Reid
Bill Kollar
Montana State
Glenn Cameron
Florida
Cincy
Tommy Casanova
Tierney era begins at Cal State football practice
Cal State Pioneers open Tim Tierney coaching era with first day of practice for 1978 season. New staff areas include running back, wide receiver, offensive line, and defensive back. QB pending as Flavan and Leroy compete. schedule features Boise State, Pomona, Santa Clara, and Far Western Conference foes Humboldt, Davis, Chico, and San Francisco State.
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Hayward
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Pioneers
Tim Tierney
Tierney
Bob Rodrigo
Piouver
Rodrigo
Las Davis
Tim
Tierhey
Sucess
Lownell Perkins
Reedley J
Jim Magnana
Los Medanos
Pittsburgh
Isaac Jordan
City College of San Francisco
Eric Murphy
Clayton Smith
Boise State
Cal Poly Pomona
Pomona
Santa Clara
UC Davis
Chico State
Humboldt State
San Francisco State
Sacramento State
Bose Store
Cal Poly Panna
Cal
San Francisco
Chico Star
Riverside
Golf Bag Vick Sweeps to Victory in Sunol Valley
Joyce Vick dominates the Sunol Valley event with a net 48 115 for the first flight, while Alice Athenour places second and Courtnne Magee is third with a 42. In Newark, Virginia Pease leads with low putts and Eubanks tops the sweeps, followed by Pease’s 82. Sunol Women Open Gelf Tourney slated Thursday at Sunol Valley Golf Course with top prizes for low gross and net. The day’s action also features Warm Springs Women’s Golf Club results, and an irons only tourney at Simoi Valley. Parkway Golf Course hosts the Boys Club Fifth Annual Golf Tournament today and tomorrow with a $12 entry.
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Joyce Vick
Sunol Valley
Alice Athenour
Courtnne Magee
Jean Smith
Jan Hayes
Smith
Hayes
Jan Thekyek
Virginia Pease
Lyn Rubanks
Newark
Pease
Eubanks
Jean Lonuson
Alice Rennes
Carley Carr
SUNOL
Sunal Valley Golf Course
Kay Turner
Val Laine
Hazel Schneider
Ann O'llara
Alice Herceg
Connie Langfort
Midge Norell
Marge Hayes
Margaret Hanson
Val Lane
Mildred Wyatt
Peg Hixenbaugh
Jo Walton
Allen Hercog
Gigg
Coffeyr
Mary Wallace
Meg Tipton
Dot Hiatt
Simoi Valley
Boys Club of
Fremont
Parkway
Past baseball and football headlines from the era
A collage of game notes shows the Oakland A's losing 5-3 to Milwaukee with homers by Reggie Jackson and Gene Tenaye. The Giants fell to the Pirates, Cleveland beat the A's 6-3 behind Sam McDowell, and Frank Reberger limited the Giants to Cubs. Alameda-Contra Costa All Star game saw Alameda lose 34-14 as Newell Roche scored.
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Reggie Jackson
Gene Tenaée
Oakland A’s
Milwaukee Brewers
Giants
Pirates
Cleveland
Sam McDowell
A's
Cubs
Frank Reberger
Alameda
Rayal Liquors James Rebels In Fremont Recreation Tourney
Rayal Liquors defeated the Rebels 11 5 in a first round game as Tom Lunceford doubled twice and Rom Alba earned the win after limiting Rebels to nine hits. Jim Ledgewood and Alba each added two hits.
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Fremont
HEM
Rayal
Tom Lunceford
Jim Ledgewood
Rom Alba
Alba
Rebels
Bob Santos
al Rodriguez
Terry Johnson
Mark Snyder
Gary Bowen
Nebraska Senator Sets National High Power Rifle Record
Gary Anderson of Axtell Nebraska won the national championship in high power rifle with a score of 1580, setting a national record by six points. He edged Army Sgt. Earl Waterman Jr. to claim the title while Waterman took service champion at 1579. G David Tubb placed third overall and won the collegiate title with 1576. Betty Swarthout of Welland Michigan was the women’s champion with 3150.6.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
UPI
Gary Anderson
Axtell
Neb
Anderson
Army
Earl Waterman Jr
Waterman
Nebraska
G. David Tubb
Tex
Betty Swarthout
Westland
Mich
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Kenley
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Jeff West
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Fense
Greg Blankenship
Mike Jacinto
Tang
Dan Flavan
Jacinto
Steve Leroy
Brigham Young University
Gary Scheide
Diablo Valley College
Flayan
Leroy
Golf Bag Vick
Vickie Abele
Warm Springs
Juanita Connelly
Doyce Vick
Arlen Webb
Mary Vigil
Mae Kimura
Betty Graber
Margaret Blay
Rose Hunt
Parkway Kirty Hisers
Lida Green
Diana Thomas
Cory Clausen
Diana Horst
Jove Matheson
Riviera Hotel
Palm Springs
Sningars
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Ula
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San Joaquin County Fair
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Don Plummer Creveove Buick
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