120 Pro Players Get Fatal Word
More than 120 NFL players were cut to 43 during a major roster trim day. Jim Del Gaizo expressed bitterness after Miami released him despite a strong preseason. Other notable moves included Jack Snow, Walt Patulski, Bruce Gossett, Dave Osborn, Oscar Reed, J.J. Jones, and Tony Fritsch changing teams or hitting the waiver list as teams reshaped rosters.
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Associated Press
Jim del Gaizo
Miami Dolphins
Dallas
Ron Johnson
Duane Thomas
del Garzo
Miami
Pittsburgh
Terry Hanratty
Los Angeles
Jack Snow
Washington
John Matuszak
San Diego
Bruce Gossett
Minnesota
Dave Osborn
Oscar Reed
Pete Athas
New York Jets
J.J. Jones
Thomas
Cowboys
Johnson
New York Giants
Rams
Don Klosterman
Snow
Elroy Hirsch
Tom Fears
St. Louis Cardinals
Walt Patulski
New England Patriots
Marlin Briscoe
Detroit
Toni Fritsch
Dwight McDonald
Maurice Tyler
Kansas City
Jim Marsalis
Bill Munson
Seattle
Chicago
Bob Grim
Giants
David Jaynes
George Hunt
Baseball standings and results from a midseason schedule
The record table shows teams and standings with games behind. Clinching notes include New York and Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, Montreal, and Los Angeles positions. Recent results list New York 7-3 over Philadelphia, Houston 5-2 Los Angeles, Chicago 5-1 St. Louis, with several Sunday and Monday results and postponed or twi-night games noted.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
West Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Matlack
Burris
St Louis
Rasmussen
Stanhouse
McLaughlin
Sambiti
Norman
Rhoden
Freisleben
Niekro
Barr
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
West Kansas City
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
California
Baltimor
Kansas City
Clevela
Garland
Fidrych
Champs Crowned At ACC Golf Championship
Athens Country Club hosts the ACC championships with Art Smith winning the Men's Championship Flight. Tish Kendall takes the Women's Championship Flight, while Mark Lawson claims Junior honors and Kenny Kerr leads First Flight with an 80. Additional flight winners include John Burns Second Flight and Jim White Third Flight.
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Athens Country Club
Art Smith
Tish Kendall
Mark Lawson
Kenny Kerr
John Burns
Jim White
Kermit Smith
Tom Littler
Did Riggle
Jesse Day
Dale Bandy
Mike Wren
Bill Biggs
Don Stuchell
Don White
Fred Schleicher
Jess Perry
Tom Kyle
Walt Pyle
Charley Moore
Mary Hope
Ruth Richey
Tom Lawson
Howie Dean
Rich Whiteside
Jeff Lawson
Calvin Whiteside
Kermit Blosser
Vere Smith
Arnie la Graff
Larry Berberick
Reid McBride
John Warman
Dick Phillips
Woody Boles
Bill Diles
Vern Honchenl
Vic Stanson
Bill Boyd
Rob Rutter
Don Strawn
Harlan Antle
Bob Stauffer
Jim Leach
Did Riggie
al Carpenter
Bill Rose
John Milar
John Cady
Max Burchfield
Welfare Workers Probe Launched Into Death Of Unwed Mother
New York City officials opened a rapid inquiry into the death of six day old Carla Bashold allegedly eaten by a dog in a Spanish Harlem tenement. Police blamed welfare workers for potential negligence, while HRA defended its oversight.
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New York
HRA
Sam Elber
Joanne Bashold
Ohio
Spanish Harlem
Bellevue Hospital
ASPCA
Bill Connolly
Miss Bashold
Willoughby
Carra
Bellevue
East Side
Rams and Dolphins finish preseason unbeaten at 6 0
NFL preseason ends with the Los Angeles Rams and Miami Dolphins at 6 0 while Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Oilers finish 0 6. Miami QB Jim Del Gaizo comments on record versus coffee. Rams top 49ers 10 3 as Monte Jackson seals win. Other results: Cowboys over Oilers in OT, Steelers over Jets, Raiders over Hawks, Chargers over Giants.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Rams
Miami Dolphins
Philadelphia Eagles
Houston Oilers
Miami
Jim del Gaizo
NFL
Oilers
Bum Phillips
Dolphins
New Orleans Saints
Bob Griese
Earl Morrall
Rams
San Francisco
Monte Jackson
Los Angeles
49Ers
Dallas
Houston
Cincinnati
Tampa Bay
Pittsburgh
New York Jets
Oakland
Seattle
San Diego
New York Giants
New England
Philadelphia
Denver
Minnesota
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Atlanta
Green Bay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Don Calhoun
Ike Forte
Patriots
Eagles
Lonnie Perrin
Vikings
Randy Gradishar
Cowboys
Skip Butler
Scott Laidlaw
Terry Bradshaw
Jets
Joe Namath
Steelers
New York
Ken Stabler
Raiders
Seahawks
Charlie Joiner
Giants
John Reaves
Bengals
Booster Club to Meet and Bowling Leagues Plan
The Athens Bulldog Booster Club meets tonight at 7 at Butter Field for a work party to prep for the football season. Bowling leagues hold organizational meetings Monday and Wednesday at Rollerbowl with openings on the 9 p.m. shift. contact Rollerbowl or attend the Wednesday session. Glouster Little League football signup runs Thursday and Friday 6 to 8 p.m. at the Boy Scout building in Glouster Park for grades 4–6. contact Jerry Dixon or Smoke Barrett for details.
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Athens Bulldog
Butter Field
Glouster
Boy Scout Building
Glouster Park
Jerry Dixon
Smoke Barrett
Bengals cut Green after three-year stint
Cincinnati Bengals drop Dave Green, Athens High School and Ohio University alum, after he and a rookie duo shared punting and kicking duties last season. Green averaged 39.8 yards per punt and made 10 of 21 field goals before losing to Chris Bahr and Pat McInally. Darwin, North Carolina stock car notes follow.
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Cincinnati
Dave Green
Athens High School
Ohio University
Cincinnati Bengals
Green
Bengals
Chris Bahr
Penn State
Pat McInally
Labor Day breakthrough set for Goodrich contract ratification
In Columbus, union and Goodrich negotiators agreed on a three year contract after two days of talks. Wages rise 1.35 per hour over the term with a cost of living adjustment. Production could resume across six plants as early as Thursday.
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Columbus, Ohio
B.F. Goodrich
U.S
Columbus
Bommarito
Goodrich
Uniroyal
URW
Taxpayers Win More Than Lose in Revisions
Senate House conference panel advances a compromise tax revision bill with a $15 billion annual extension through 1977 and major gains for high earners and child care credits while debates over sick pay pensions and home business deductions continue. President Ford urges passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford
Congress
Conference Committee
Uniroyal strike ends with 3 year contract endorsed
About 3,300 Uniroyal workers in Naugatuck and linked plants vote today to approve a three year pact after unions unanimously endorsed the offer. The master contract covers 12,540 workers nationwide, with wage and benefit increases cited as 3.6 percent, triggering anticipated tire price hikes of 12 to 16 percent.
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Naugatuck. Conn
Uniroyal Rubber Co
United Rubber Worker
John Henco
Local 45
Henco
Uniroyal
Firestone
Goodyear
Goodrich
UAW
Bargain Bazaar Offers Shoes Plants and Hardware
Local ads list SH0ES for family MINER's boots assorted pottery and bargains at Bargain Bazaar MK plus KERK- HUNTER HARDWARE Athens items like collars chains snaps and stakes. Also notices for pottery shipments and a lost gold dangle earring with possible Maplewood Avenue contact.
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Kerk- Hunter Hardware
Athens
Maplewood Avenue
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David Pearson
Peter Bommarito
Akron
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Tire and Rubber
Washington, DC
Paul V Reichelderfer
Charles Street
Anno M. Reichelderfer
Athens County
Charles R. Curran
Athens County Court of Common Pleas
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Glouster Community Bank
State Street
Dean O. Kasler
E.R. Eddy
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Albany Road
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Kennebeck
White's Mill
Richard L Slack
Point Pleasant
Krimit
Paul Newfeld
Hocking Valley
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Barlow
Roger & Wilson
London
Jim Alloway
Coolville
Bradford Auction Co
Critt
Bradford
Racine
Sheridan's
Harold Goddard
Bartlett
Bill Janes
Radford Road
Star Craft
Pomeroy Road
Hull
Coin Shop
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