Unknown Leads in Doral Comeback
Unknown takes early lead in Doral game as spectators pack the arena. Unknown uses fast breaks and defensive stops to seize momentum. Substitution patterns signal coach’s push for depth.
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1970
Page
7
Chiefs and Vikings in Super Bowl reminiscence and hall of fame nods
Brown discusses the next season facing the reigning champions and the AFL NFL merger impacts as the Chiefs beat the Raiders boosting confidence. Also noted are NAIA hall of fame election for Waynesburg coach Murdock and Holy Cross star Massucco earning Varsity Club Hall of Fame recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Chiefs
Vikings
Jimmy
Brown
Baltimore
Jets
Raiders
Kansas City
Raymond Bucky
Murdock
Waynesburg
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Worcester
Mass
Mel Massucco
Holy Cross
1969 academic All American team lineup listed
The list names players named to the 1969 academic All American squad with positions and their colleges. It includes players such as Carlos Alvarez Florida sophomore Miami major in real law, James Mandich Michigan senior Solon Ohio eco nonvus, Mike Phipps Purdue senior Columbus Indiana industrial management, Julius Fagan Mississippi senior Laurel Mississippi prelaw, and others across offense defense and special teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Alvarez
Florida
Miami
Orelaw
James Mandich
Michigan
Solon
Ohio
James Reilly
Notre Dame
Yonkers
N.Y
Tom French
Colorado State
Fort Collins
Colo
Business
Ron Saul
Michigan State
Butler
Harry Khasigian
Southern California
Selma
Calif
Theodore — Shadid
Army
Oklahoma City
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Columbus
Ind
Charlie Pittman
Penn State
Baltimore
Bill Burnett
Arkansas
Bentonville
Ark
Daniel Pike
Navy
Dequeen
Julius Fagan
Mississippi
Laurel
Miss
Rose's $100,000 pact marks Reds' spring captaincy
The Reds announced Rose will serve as team captain while his $100,000 contract remains a focal point in camp. Manager Sparky Anderson described Rose as the leader, noting the signing value was discussed but not disclosed by camp officials while negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Inno
Howsam
Pele
Feo
Arzeemtier
Merk Rose
Reds
Sparky Anderson
Bele
Kok O
Tucson
Ariz
Dean Charke
Minnesota Twins
Sredians
Alvin Dark
Chante
Es Holtville
Alex Johnson
Cincinnati
Calfornia Angels
Johnson
Joe Azcue
Jim Spencer
Flyers power Past North Stars 6 2 in hockey clash
Jimmy Johnson scored twice as Philadelphia beat Minnesota 6 2 to halt the North Stars 20 game winless streak. Other NHL action included St Louis defeating Montreal 3 2 on Tim Ecclestone’s late third period goal and Los Angeles edging Toronto 3 2 with Eddie Shack scoring twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Jimmy Johnson
Minnesota
National Hockey League
North Stars
He Joss
Sanasota
Dornhoefer
Ehnson
Larose
Ly Hillman
van Inia
Paters
Gibbs
Jim
Goldsworthy
Johnson
Fleming
Parise
Naone
Barise
Nanne
Barlow
Noley
Lacroix
Sutherlang
W. Aillman
Heiskala
Vanimpe
Clarke
Raprison
Johnson É
Helskala
Darahecter
Grant
Maine
Jenatties
Ball
Montreal
Tim Ecclestone
St. Louis Blues
Canadiens
Ecclestone
Terry Crisp
Heal
Ragatien Vachon
Louis
Aoatreal
Toronto
Eddie Shack
Los Angeles Kings
Toronto Maple Leafs
Aronta
Torani Uiuan
McKenny
Henderson
Oliver
Pullard
Ullman
Cahan
Los Angeles
Goring
Hoganson
Shack
Widing
Dorey
Keasherry
Noe
Lis Aegpies
Red Wings tie Rangers on late deflection goal
Bruce MacGregor deflected his 4th goal with 24 seconds left to lift Detroit to a 3-3 tie with New York in an NHL game. The Rangers led early and again late, but MacGregor's third period strike preserved the draw as goaltenders Glacias and Edwards faced 15,399 at the arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPI
Bruce MacGregor
Detroit Red Wings
New York Rangers
New York
Liber
Anger
Ralette
Deirait
Bergman
T Howe
Rollexe
Dvivecchia Famillea
Levin
L. Brown
MacGregor
Delvecchia
Conmery
New York Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
Baltimore
York
Barnel
Bowman
Ao Jobson
Daria
Frazier
Monroe
Hasket
Scott
Reed & Riordan
Tucker Ansel
Ab Rael
New
Carter & Ellis
Johnson
Marin
Monroe Il
Tucker
DeBusschere
Reed
Rioidan
Russell
Barnett
Stallworth
Louis
Ando
Governor backs plan for Patriot stadium in Boston
Boston plans to fund a 55 000 seat Patriots stadium at the Suffolk Downs site with 12 extra racing days a year and $1.2 million yearly revenue, while Governor Sargent seeks modifications to loan terms and road access. Trade moves include Packers receiver to Steelers and Chargers acquiring Miller from Saints as teams reshape rosters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPL
Francis W. Sargent
Suffolk Downs
William Sullivan
Boston Patriots
Patriot
Franfay
Bill Veeck
Suffolks
John [. Warner
Te Boston Redevelopment Authority
Suffolk
BRA
Bostan Bank
Nepanset Naver
Sargent
Mithy
Reds Open NL Season With Montreal Expos In Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds will host the Montreal Expos on Monday April 6 to start the National League season. The rest of the league opens Tuesday with the Mets at Pittsburgh and other matchups including Chicago at Philadelphia, Houston at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Los Angeles, and Atlanta at San Diego. Night games total 602 with Houston at home the leader. Chicago’s Cubs avoid night play due to no lights at Wrigley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Fla
UPI
Hye
Philadelphia Phillies
Major League Players Association
Miami
Ricky Wise
Phillies
Jim Bunning
National League
Pension Committee
Bunning
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Esposito Leads Bruins to Win Over Blackhawks
Bruins star Phil Esposito scored and set up the winner as Boston defeated Chicago 3 to 0. Goalie Gary Cheevers posted his fourth shutout of the season, moving the Bruins within one point of first place New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bruins
Phil Esposito
Tony
Gary Cheevers
Chicago Blackhawks
New York
Searing
Perives
Hingo Sion
Sonics Rout Bulls 140 104 To Tighten West Race
Seattle Supersonics overwhelmed the Chicago Bulls 140 to 104 at the Seattle Coliseum before 13,096. A 36-19 second quarter widened a 31 point lead, with Bob Reley scoring 32 to pace Seattle alongside 20 from Dick Snyder and Bob Boozer. Chet Walker had 21 for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Upi
Seattle Supersonics
Chicago Bulls
Seattle
Sonics
Bulls
Seattle Coliseum
Soinz
Bob Rele
Dick Snyder
Bob Boozer
Chet Walker
Chicago
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Ghants
San Francisco Giants
Steve Whitaker
Alan Gallagher
Bob Heise
Giants
Casa Grande, Ariz
McGowan
Dave Marr
Marr
Dave Hill
nalee_ Hill
Jimy Colbert
Jack McGowan
Lerry Hinson
Buoy Gilbert
Dave Marribe
Bruce Devlin
Tony Jackin
Wtae
Ted Hayes
Blancas
Larry Ziegler
Dave Hil Otst
Fan ‘Sikes
Artigld Palmer
Jene Hebert Watt
Chuck Courtney
Arlen Barnes
Bobby Nichols
Orville Moody
Biw
Dennies
Shaw
John Jacobs
Jim Weichers
Ross Randall
Dan Finsterwald
Cesar Sanudo
George Archer
Bob Stanton
Sam Snead
John Schree
Hoxie Johnsen
George Knudsen
Charly Fleckanar
Wiser Barber
UTA Dave _stockton
Joe Porter
Grier Jones
Gene Ferrell
Rate Batt Pserpe
Kerry Heard
Labron Harris
Chieries Cosby
Chris Blocker
Jack Bing Tei
Tom Aaron
Phil Rodgers
Fade McLendon
Bobby Cole
Bert Greene
Bol Raburg
Dudley Wysong
Ted
Kennedy
Richard Crawlers
Pete Brown
Ape Bob Dickson
Kelly
Chi Ghi Rodrigues
Mattia Rudolph
Tych Gealby
Jacky Cupit
da Laney
Hid
Fred Marth
Jom Schroeder
Steve Darermann
Paul Maran
Wayne
Velimer
George Hinon
Gay Brower
Stewart Pete
Mitchell
Afi
AFL
National Football League
al Davis
Mes Twins
Bill Zapalac
Texas
Austin
Tex
Rich Saul
Kalter
Bill Wrbanik
Ohio State
Donora
Bill Vanehar
Euclid
Steve Bradshaw
Rice
Dallas
Dennis Go Kolz
Northampton
Scott Henderson
Gary Anderson
Utah
Rose
Fort Lauderdale, Frs
New York Yankees
Ron Hansen
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Anlil
Gene Michael
Yanks
Orlando
Pia
Bill Rigney
Sarasota, Mla
Bobby Knoop
Pompano
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Winter Haven
Mike Andrews
3Radenton
Robert Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danny Murtaugh
ST. Petersburg
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Brock
Jok Vero Beach
Wes Parker
Bill Sudaxis
John Puren
Los Angeles Dodgers
West Palm Beach
Atlanta Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Igi
Hark Aaron
Luman Harris
Ralph Garr
Aaron
Flyers
Ro ’Stars
St. Louis
Patriot Stadium
Texas Arena
State Univer
Denar
Tas
Green Bay
John Bowser
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
John Hilton
I Amn
Marv Fleming
Packers
Herb Adderley
Fensive Back
Bob Miller
San Diego Chargers
New Orleans
Jim Featherston
Sid Gillman
Miller
Saints
University of Southern California
Featherston
N.L
Knicks
P. Esposito
V-Bation
Baucolo
Awrey
Ferlog
Trivajor
Tathman
Magnus
Cagael
Chicago Esposito
Soston Chacvers
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