Bills Seek Improvement As 1975 Season Opens
The Buffalo Bills, still in a learning phase after a 9 5 season, target progress in 1975. Coach Lou Saban reassesses linebackers with Ruud and Nelson awaiting signings, notes a broken collarbone sidelining free safety Greene, and plans to rely on veterans James, Craig, Garrison plus rookies for depth. Offense centers on Ferguson at QB, Simpson at tailback, and Rashad Hill Chandler as receivers, with Hayman and Chapman contesting return duties.
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Greene
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Neal Craig
Dwight Garrison
Karlie “Monmid
New York
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Walt Patilski
Pat ‘Yournay
Oo Sips
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Jim Braxton
Wall
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Gary Maringi
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Gil Chapman
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Top 20 NFL rushers and scorers compare Brown and Blanda
The piece notes Jim Brown leading rushers with 2,359 attempts and 12,312 yards, while George Blanda tops scoring with 1,919 points and 899 extra points. It highlights OJ Simpson’s rising gains, and lists other top names like Perry, Taylor, Willard, Csonka, Groza, Cox, Gossett, and Brown among the scoring leaders.
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Chicago Bears
Jim Brown
New York
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Blanda
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American Football League
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Marion Mosley
Joe Frazier
Joe Perry
San Francisco 49Ers
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Green Bay Packer
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Taylor
Leroy Kelly
O J. Simpson
O.J
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Simpson
Washington
Larry Brown
John Henry
Johnson
Ken Willard
Hugh McElhenny
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Miami Dolphins
Memphis Southmen
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Browns
NFL
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Fred Cox
Minnesota Vikings
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Lenny Moore
Bay Area
Landsberger to Transfer to Arizona State
Minnesota loses star forward Mark Landsberger after meetings with coach Kim Dutcher. Landsberger, from Mounds View, announced in Phoenix that he will start classes at Arizona State University, sitting out this year and gaining two years of eligibility in the Western Athletic Conference.
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A's beat Red Sox behind Catfish Hunter 4-1
A's victory over the Boston Red Sox 4-1 featured Jim Catfish Hunter earning his 19th win. Other preseason results included the Gers and Raiders losing, Eagles beating Oakland 24-14, and the Chiefs defeating the Gers. taiwan wins Little League World Series over Red Bluff 12-1.
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Nastase Hewitt Lead Tennis Week Open Finalists
Ilie Nastase of Ituagutia seeded 92 and Rob Hewitt of South Africa No 7 advance to the men's singles final at the Tennis Week Open in South Orange New Jersey. The final, worth 9.50, was postponed to Monday by morning rain. the humanian women’s final Simionesta vs Buzier also carried over. doubles finalists include Dick Crealy and John Lloyd defeating Vijay Amritraj and Anand Niranjan. Nastase praised Forest Hills readiness for the U.S. Open while eyeing a potential suspension for past Toronto conduct.
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Virginia Buzier
Dick Crealy
Australia
John Lloyd
Great Britain
Vijay
Anand Ami‘itraj
India
West Orange
Greer Stevens
Ris Kemmer Shaw
Sin Dieu
Calif
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Nastase
Toronto
Forest Hills
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Guillerm Vilas
Hjorn Borg
Raul Ramirez
Jimmy Connors
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Petty Edges Pearson in Yankee 400 at Michigan
Richard Petty squeezed by David Pearson to win by a half car length in the Yankee 400 mile NASCAR race at Michigan International Speedway. Pearson, who had won five of six previous races on the two mile oval, recovered after an accident brought out a caution 20 miles from the finish.
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Pro Net Rained Out In Brookline Semifinals Pushed Back
Rain at the U S Pro Tennis Championships in Brookline, Massachusetts delayed the semifinals. The two singles and two doubles matches will be played Monday, with finals moved to Tuesday night. Vilas meets Ashe, Borg faces Alexander. doubles pairs Fassbender Pohmann vs Andrews Estep and Gottfried Ramirez vs Mottram Fibak.
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Argentina
Arthur Ashe
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Sweden
John Alexander
Australia
Jurgen Fassbender
Hans Pohmann
John Andrews
Mike Estep
Brian Gottfried
Raul Ramirez
Auster Mottram
Woljek Fibak
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