Eagles Crushed by Rams in 42 3 rout on Monday Night
Philadelphia fell to Los Angeles 42 to 3 as James Harris threw three touchdown passes to Harold Jackson and Jack Snow. Harris noted the Rams' dominance while Eagles coach Mike McCormack faced mounting pressure.
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Toronto Signs Davis To $1 Million Pact
Anthony Davis, a top WFL star, signs with the Toronto Argonauts in a five year deal worth about a million dollars. Davis, 5-9 and 190 pounds, cited his liking for the Canadian game and a wider field as reasons for joining the CFL team, which had not won a championship in 23 years.
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Rozelle's Ban Challenged In Court Over WFL Players
In Cincinnati an offensive tackle from Indianapolis files a federal suit seeking a temporary injunction against NFL Commissioner Rozelle's ban on signing WFL players. The case alleges antitrust violations and seeks treble damages. Last week a judge blocked the NFL in a separate WFL player case.
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Ohio Bobcats rally lifts spirits after homecoming win
Ohio's 24 10 victory over Western Michigan gives the Bobcats a mental lift ahead of the Bowling Green game. Coach Bill Hess notes improved blocking and running while sizing up BG after their 27 20 loss to Ball State. Arnold Welcher and Greg Lockett earn conference weekly mentions as Ohio eyes a pivotal clash with Bowling Green. The standings show Ohio 2 3 0 and a tight MAC race.
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Sooners Close In on Buckeyes In AP Poll Shakeup
Second ranked Oklahoma narrowed the margin on No. 1 Ohio State as the Sooners beat Oklahoma State 27-7 while Ohio State edged Indiana 24-14. Nebraska, Texas A&M, Alabama, Michigan, Texas, Penn State and Southern California advanced in the top ten.
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Indiana Defends In 94-78 Victory Over Russians
Indiana's defense leads the 94-78 win over the touring Soviet team as Scott May scores 34 points on a 13-for-15 shooting night. Coach Bobby Knight credits sharp defense for the turnaround, with May returning from injury to anchor the effort. Kondrashin admits Indiana is 20 points better than Marquette after witnessing the strong defensive performance.
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Life-Long Sports Champs Campaign Targets Detroit Teams
A small Detroit group calling itself Life-Long Sports Champs vows guerrilla activism to push for championship quality from the Red Wings Lions and Tigers. Led by Doug Ross the group accuses owners of mediocrity and plans awards for players who shine elsewhere.
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Veteran Coach Is Fired by Squires
Norfolk, AP Virginia Squires fire veteran coach Al Bianchi after a 15 69 season worst in ABA history. GM Jack Anderson cites a needed coaching change as Calvin injured, interim by Calvin. Bianchi, in 18th pro season, notes no immediate plans despite two years left on a three year deal.
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Athens City League opening night results highlight local teams
In Athens City Basketball League action Athena Cinema beat Gibson Motor City 46 38 as Bill Whaley scored 10 and Lloyd Martin led Gibson with 12. Budweiser defeated Abex 55 39 with Bill Koons 15 points and John Matheny 18 for Abex. Baron topped Big Red Tomato 83 40 led by Bill Brown 30 Denny Busch 21 and Fred Cluff 14. Andy Chenko had 13 for Big Red Tomato.
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Alexander Spartans Doomed to Final Home Game
Columbus Alexander undefeated Spartans sit 9-0-0 and rank 7th in AP Class A poll as they host Nelsonville York to close the season. Cincinnati Reds announce 1976 NL opener vs Houston on Thursday April 8.
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