Stanford California Big Game Faces Campus Protests
Students from several protest groups calling themselves the People’s Athletic Committee threaten to disrupt the big game at Berkeley unless admitted free and demands include broad admission, postgame medical checks for drug use, and community control of the halftime show. California Athletic Director Paul Brechler says he supports some aims in principle but has limited authority.
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Ohio State Michigan clash looms in Big Ten title tilt
Ohio State and Michigan meet in Columbus for the Big Ten title with the Rose Bowl in play. Ohio State seeks home-field edge, aiming to extend its 17-game home win streak as Michigan visits after a perfect 9-0 season. Northwestern and Ohio State potential tie scenarios cloud the bowl picture.
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Umpires Case Dismissed by Examiner Faces NLRB Review
Washington based report notes attorney John J. Reynolds for umpires Al Salerno and Bill Valentine will meet the National Labor Relations Board after examiner David S. Davidson found no clear proof Cronin or Cal Hubbard knew of the union activity before the September 16, 1968 dismissal. The ruling could still be amended by the NLRB.
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Michigan Star Fritz Seyferth Anchors Wolverines in TV Showdown
Michigan starter Fritz Seyferth of Darien, Conn will line up as left halfback as Vic Crump, fired earlier, watches the Ohio State at Michigan game. Seyferth captained the 1967 Darien High School football squad under coach Harry J. Zito.
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MAUHS Announces Season Tickets For Basketball
Mt Anthony Union High School will host 10 home games including a two night December Christmas tournament. Season tickets cost 10 dollars and reserve seats hold until game start. Tickets on sale Monday by calling 447 7511 or writing to Clarence Pelkie at the school.
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Frazier May Retire After Clay Showdown
Joe Frazier’s manager Yank Durham says the heavyweight champion will fight Cassius Clay once, win or lose, then retire. The February bout could net about $2 million, though Clay must first defeat Oscar Bonavena and avoid a potential five year prison sentence on draft evasion. Frazier defended his title by knocking out Bob Foster in 49 seconds and said he will stay training for a possible Clay fight, while Foster prepares to defend the title again against Jimmy Dupree.
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Rockets Blockout Misses Four Games With Back Strain
John Block of the San Diego Rockets will miss the next four games due to a strained back from a collision with Lew Alcindor of the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night.
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Bengals Seek Share of AFC Central Lead in Steelers Test
Bengals aim to join the AFC Central atop with a win over Pittsburgh as Cleveland, Houston, and other AFC matchups shape a three way tie. Interconference games feature Chicago over Buffalo and Kansas City over St. Louis while Baltimore and Detroit duel in key NFC clashes. Paul Brown teams, Terry Bradshaw rotation, and Roy Gerela are noted amid playoff contention.
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Dixie Flyers Suspended for No Show by EHL
The Nashville Dixie Flyers were suspended by the Eastern Hockey League likely through mid January after refusing to appear for a scheduled game over grievances with management. Team spokesman Wally Sprange said the dispute escalated after players were fined $70 for poor play in a prior game by coach Lloyd Hinchberger.
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Patriots rely on Sellers for upset over Jets at Shea
Boston Patriots count on the return of wide receiver Ron Sellers for a key game against the New York Jets at Shea Stadium. Sellers, who leads the team with 28 receptions and 441 yards, says his healed foot and improved flutterball handling should boost the offense under coach John Mazur as they prepare with a Curry College practice session.
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Heinsohn to field current Celtics lineup again tonight
The Boston Celtics host the Cleveland Cavaliers at Boston Garden hoping to end a four game losing streak. Coach Tom Heinsohn plans one more chance for the current rotation before making possible changes. The Cavaliers carry a 1-19 record as they visit.
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Rogersville high school football player dies after injury
Sixteen year old Steve Gladson of Rogersville died from head injuries sustained in the Tomato Bowl game against Knoxville Catholic. The Rogersville team led 14 to 6 at halftime, officials ruled the game a no contest as players were informed at halftime. Gladson was a defensive end for Rogersville.
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Cousy Faints After Royals Victory Over Knicks
Cincinnati Royals coach Bob Cousy fainted briefly due to hypertension during the final minutes of a 1981 NBA win over the New York Knicks. Trainer Joe Keefe said Cousy, with a history of hypertension, was unconscious for about 20 to 25 seconds but regained consciousness and left Madison Square Garden on his own. The Royals improved to six wins against 12 losses that season.
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