Fans Say Fans Are Too Wild For Winning Teams
In a reflection on post season celebrations, the writer laments rowdy fans who mob players after big wins. He cites the Mets NL title and A's World Series as examples, warns of safety and cost concerns, and mentions potential measures like restricting playing areas and increased protection.
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Six teams share first place votes in college ratings
The Associated Press poll shows Ohio State holding No 1 with 35 first place ballots and 1 126 points as Alabama climbs toward the top after a 42 21 win over Tennessee. Oklahoma moves to third after a 34 7 win, Michigan stays fourth, and Penn State rises with a 49 6 rout. Southern California remains sixth, Missouri seventh, with the Top Twenty listed with first place votes in parentheses.
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Associated Press
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Dunlop Joins North Stars For Tonight's NHL Matchup
In Toronto, AP reports Blake Dunlop, Minnesota's top amateur pick, joins the North Stars to face the Maple Leafs. Also noted, Ron Ryan hails the Whalers' defense and goalie after a 4-1 WHA win over the Golden Blades and Frank Kush named among Top 20 Coaches replacing Nebraska’s Devaney. Brooks Robinson debuted at age 18 with six games at third base for the Orioles in 1955.
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World Hockey Association
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Ala
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Arizona State
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Windber
Kush
Sun Devils
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Bowling League Scores and Top Performers Listed
The Echo lanes report features top scorers across multiple leagues including Hoot Owl, Echo Jr. and Sr. Girls, K of C, Bowlerettes, Classic, Area Church, and Austin Comm College leagues. Noted high scores include Bill Everhart 624, Ivan Miller 621, Co Easter 690, D Hall 671, and Bradd Perkins 539 with several players posting over 500.
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W. Goodnature
John Hulet
Myron Asper
Bob Schleicher
R. Lewis
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C. McFarland
L. Gilbertson
P. Carson
Ivan Miller
Jiles Baldus
Tony Winkels
Ray Carroll
Howard Majerus
J. Rasmussen
R. Donavan
G. Pierce
J. Kelleg
N. Paulson
Classic League Co
Tom Judd
Buick Hays
Don Champlin
Austin Comm
Bradd Perkins
Dale Gabrielson
Bob Rosel
Ritch Peterson
Dana Miller
Terri Anderson
Penny Kittleson
Cindy Bork
Sandy Earl
Cindy Lysne
Bills Simpson to Play After Ankle Sprain
Bills star running back Bills Simpson, the NFL's leading rusher, hobbled on crutches after spraining an ankle in a 27-6 loss to the Dolphins. He says he has bowlegs and has played through ankle trouble before and is expected to play Monday night against Kansas City at Rich Stadium.
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Beasley Traded to Saints from Vikings
New Orleans Saints acquire tight end John Beasley on waivers from Minnesota. Beasley, 6 3 235 pounds from California, totaled 14 receptions for 239 yards and 11 touchdowns across five NFL seasons with the Vikings. His only catch this season was a three yard touchdown.
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New Orleans Saints
John Beasley
Minnesota Vikings
Beasley
University of California
Vikings
Indians executive to report loss in 1973 finances
Cleveland Indians executive vice president Ted Bonda is expected to inform team owners tonight that the club lost about $1.5 million in 1973. The report outlines the financial operations of the American League club amid mounting losses.
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Ted Bonda
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TV Feature: ABC to televise USC-Notre Dame game at ND
The October 27 college football clash between Southern California and Notre Dame at South Bend will be regionally televised by ABC. About 85 percent of the nation will be able to view the game, as ABC announced.
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Kuhn Eyes Expansion to Pacific League and More
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn predicts major league growth in coming years, envisioning a Pacific League with West Coast teams and Japanese clubs, possibly Taiwan and Manila. He cites travel ease, Philippines and Mexico City as future sites, and notes domed stadiums rising in New Orleans and Seattle while Tokyo and Osaka gain prominence.
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Jirele tops junior college title in state meet
Star performer Jeff Jirele, a freshman at Golden Valley Lutheran College, won the State Junior College four mile title in 20 02 8 at Anoka Ramsey. GV claimed the team title with a 41 1 record and his coach Seo Legred praised his progress and motor. Jirele ranks sixth nationally and will race Wahpeton ND next, as GV prepares for the Upper Midwest Regional Tourney in Worthington MN.
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Golden Valley Lutheran College
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Vikings expect Rams to rely on short passes
In Bloomington the Vikings anticipate the Rams will use a pick and peck attack led by John Hadl and Harold Jackson. Bud Grant’s defense aims for turnovers and sacks to counter the Rams high efficiency through brief completions. The two teams sat unbeaten records as the game looms at Metropolitan Stadium.
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Broncos rally to tie Raiders on late field goal
Denver salvages a 23-23 tie with Oakland as Jim Turner boots a 35-yard field goal with three seconds left after a fierce kicking duel with George Blanda. Blanda answered with a 49-yard kick with 36 seconds remaining, but Charley Johnson led a late drive to set up Denver’s decisive kick.
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Denver Broncos
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George Blanda
Turner
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Blanda
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Raiders
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Kansas City
Charley Johnson
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Stock car rules meeting slated for Wednesday
MORRISTOWN Minn An important Cannon River Speedway rules meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p m in the American Legion Club in Morristown The meeting invites anyone interested in stock car racing next year at the Cannon River Speedway in Morristown The Cannon River Stock car racing banquet is set for Nov 16
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Cannon River Speedway
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