Brewer shines as Cavaliers topple Hawks in tight 113-108 win
Cavaliers edge Atlanta 113-108 behind Jim Brewer with 16 points and 11 rebounds. Dick Snyder’s late three caps 88-88 tie as Cleveland improves. Lou Hudson leads Hawks with 24. Washington tops Seattle 110-100. Golden State defeats New York 111-96. Denver beats Utah 111-105.
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NFL Eyes Seattle Tampa Teams From WFL Remains
NFL Commissioner Rozelle outlined how Seattle and Tampa may stock their rosters from ex WFL players. Eligible players can seek clearance to sign with the new clubs ahead of the 1976 season as negotiations and compensation rules are clarified.
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Maple Leafs' rugged target charged in Toronto assault
Dan Maloney of the Detroit Red Wings was charged with assaulting Toronto Leafs defenseman Brian Glennie after a game. Glennie was hospitalized with a concussion and Maloney faces a December 4 court appearance as Ontario aims to curb violent play in hockey.
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King of Hustlers to Race Death Valley 100 Mile Duel
AP reports Bobby Riggs, 57, will handicap a 100 mile Death Valley run against distance star Bill Emmerton, 56, on December 15. Emmerton, Australian, boasts a Death Valley record run of 211 miles, with Riggs claiming a foot race of the century potential. Emmerton notes possible sponsor stakes, while Riggs promises a decisive win.
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Grammas to Lead Brrewers Aaron to Play Final Year
The Milwaukee Brewers named Alex Grammas as manager after a News conference. Hank Aaron will play through 1976 then join the front office as vice president. Other candidates mentioned included Roy Hartsfield Joe Altobelli Billy Hunter and Don Zimmer.
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Brewers Granted Playoff Opportunity Despite Reds Talk
The text notes various baseball figures: Zimmer coaches the Boston Red Sox, Hunter coaches for the Baltimore Orioles, Altobelli interviewed by the Brewers in Covington during the World Series and managing the Orioles Rochester farm team, Hartsfield led Hawaii to the Pacific Coast League pennant, and Reds manager Spark Anderson said in Cincinnati that the Brewers had been granted.
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All-Star Baseball May Play Exhibition Series in Cuba
Major league baseball plans an all-star trip to Cuba in March with 14 NL players and 14 AL players led by Luis Tiant and Tony Perez. The series would include two Havana games and a return visit by a Cuban squad, aiming to revive yearly exhibitions amid decades of broken ties.
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