Ali Dominates Mathis For Unanimous Victory In Houston
Muhammad Ali, at 227 pounds, used jabs to outbox Buster Mathis before breaking through in the 11th with a decisive right and clinching a unanimous 12 round decision at the Astro Dome. Mathis, 27, survived four knockdowns, ending the bout with Valhalla-like resolve as Ali coasted to his second win since losing to Joe Frazier.
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Oilers fire offensive line coach over blocking woes
Houston owner Bud Adams and GM John Breen announced the firing of Eric Zwahlen after a loss to Westbury High School, stating the team could not block. Coach Ed Hughes defended his staff as Adams and Breen clashed over the decision during a luncheon with reporters.
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Michigan Eyes Unbeaten Run After Ohio State Clash
Wolverines push for first undefeated season since 1948 as Bo Schembechler urges focus on beating Ohio State and winning the Rose Bowl. Notes on rival Nebraska Oklahoma and other games and top players like linebacker Mike Taylor and halfback Bill.
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Vida Blue Named AL Most Valuable Player
A’s Vida Blue wins the American League MVP on 24 ballots with 14 first-place votes, beating teammate Sal Bando. Blue, not yet 23, leads the season with a 1.82 ERA and 244 innings pitched, expressing disbelief and gratitude from Mansfield, Louisiana.
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Saban quits as Broncos head coach after four seasons
Denver Broncos coach and GM Con Saban resigns effective immediately after four hosing seasons. Offensive line coach Jerry Smith named acting head coach as Saban plans to scout and help find a permanent successor for 1972. He says progress was made but championship eluded Denver.
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DeLapp shines as Bears face Stanford in Big Game
California wide receiver GEOFF DeLAPP stands out against Stanford as the Bears prepare for the 74th Big Game. Known for his big plays in past meetings, he wired the Indians for 116 yards on 12 catches with a TD two years ago, then 124 yards on six catches plus a 15-yard reverse in last year’s 22-14 upset.
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DeLapp Leads Cal Receivers Amid Open Offense Shift
Geoff DeLapp, Cal receiver, aims to become the first in school history with 100 catches after 97 this season, while Steve Sweeney looms as a potential All American. DeLapp, content with a supporting role, has become a student coach and on field playbook for quarterback Jay Cruze as Cal moves to a more open attack under Ray Willsey.
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