Warriors Host Lakers In Sixth Straight Bid
The Golden State Warriors, led by Cazzie Russell and Jeff Mullins, aim for their sixth straight win as they host the Los Angeles Lakers at the Coliseum Arena in Oakland. Coach A Astley eyes the Pacific Division lead keeping the momentum from a recent 183 to 102 victory over the Pistons, with Havlicek noted for a late heroics.
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Maxwell fires 65 to lead Mexican Open chase
Veteran Billy Maxwell shot 65 to grab the Mexican Open lead, tying the course record and threatening Lee Trevino’s bid for a repeat national open. Trevino struggled with putts, while Maxwell birdied the par five fifth and maintained a strong position with a 193 total through 54 holes.
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Raiders suspend Dickey for disciplinary reasons
The Oakland Raiders sidelined wide receiver Eldridge Dickey for disciplinary reasons, with coach John Madden stating he is off the roster and Drue Rule returning to play against the New Orleans Saints. Dickey missed multiple practices and was late to several sessions, and his future status remains unresolved.
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Huskies at California in TV tied Pac-8 clash
Washington quarterback Sonny Sixkiller leads a 6-2 Huskies team to Memorial Stadium to face 5-3 Cal, a defense prone to big passing plays. The game is moved to 1:50 p.m. for KGO-TV, as Cal works to shore up pass defense and a improving but vulnerable rush.
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Cal and Huskies Face Key Injuries Before Big Showdown
Saturday November 6 1971 Cal moves to shore up pass defense starting Scott Stringer at right cornerback and adds offensive shuffles with Isaac Curtis expected to start at flanker while Steve Sweeney is sidelined by illness. Washington hopes to counter with playmakers including Jim Kreig and Tom Scott as both teams reveal probable lineups and TV rosters.
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Stanford closes in on another Rose Bowl bid
Stanford University nears a Rose Bowl bid with a 1:90 p.m. home clash versus UCLA. A Stanford win, plus USC beating UCLA, would seal the bid. Injuries to Eric Cross and Hillary Shockley test Stanford depth while UCLA seeks a strong conference finish.
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Taylor to take leave as Stanford AD for nine months
Chuck Taylor will step aside as Stanford University athletic director on January 1, 1972 for a nine month rest. The former star player and 1963 AD says the break is due after years of work and follows speculation about stress and a recent magazine report.
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Weekend TV Prime Sports Schedule Highlights
A dense Saturday and Sunday lineup lists college football games featuring Stanford, Alabama, LSU, Notre Dame, and UCLA among others with pro football Raiders and Saints matchups. Bay Meadows racing and Warriors basketball appear, plus regional college clashes and boxing, roller derby, and fishing for viewers.
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Wolfpack upset Miami 13-7 in close NC State win
NC State shocks Miami Florida 13-7 as Stultz scores in the third period for a 13-0 lead. Willie Burden and a late Miami surge highlight the game with Chuck Foreman’s five yard run in the fourth. Hurricanes drop to 4-3 while State earns only their second win in nine games.
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Back in action Jurgensen Berry eyed this weekend
New York UPI reports Sonny Jurgensen and Bal Berry sidelined quarterbacks may be activated for weekend games with Washington and Atlanta. Jurgensen, out with a shoulder injury, must contend with Kilmer for Washington. Berry, hamstring out since October, could return but not replace Shiner. Raiders receiver Sherman may miss Saints game. Archie Manning uncertain. Cowboys opt Staubach but face injuries to Adderley and Renfro.
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