Tarkenton’s Giants topple Winner in 1970 finale memory
UPI recounts Charley Winner recalling Fran Tarkenton who cost him his St. Louis Cardinals job in December 1970. Tarkenton, Giants quarterback, threw 242 yards and three TDs as New York upset for the division title. Both men are in new situations now as Minnesota faces Jets Sunday.
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Rookie Rice makes history on UPIs All Star picks
Boston Red Sox rookie Jim Rice, 22, becomes the first athlete to hold two positions on a single UP I All-Star team after being named both designated hitter and outfielder. He batted .309 with 22 homers and 102 RBIs, beating Cecil Cooper by one vote for the DH spot and securing 12 votes as an outfielder.
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Canadiens Rout Bruins 9-4 Ends Bruins Open With Loss
Montreal moves to 2-0 on the season with a 9-4 win over Boston as Lafleur and Mahovlich each notch two goals. Bowman says the club will pursue defense but the offense remains potent as Lafleur adds two assists in a four point night. Bruins debut without Bobby Orr as Montreal fans rally.
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Los Angeles) Kings
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Texas Remains Formidable as Campbell Leads Longhorns to Sooners Clash
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer concedes Texas has improved but the Sooners remain eight point favorites in a premier Cotton Bowl showdown. Earl Campbell stars for Texas with 508 rushing yards and a nation leading offense while Oklahoma seeks to curb his impact and extend its series lead. The Longhorns have outscored opponents 176 to 25 this season and average 44.2 points per game, testing the Sooner defense led by the Selmon brothers and Elrod.
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Vikings extend win streak in pee wee clash at Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Vikings beat Bennington Steelers 34 0 at Athletic Field. Carl Eye scored four touchdowns Danny McMahon added one and two points Phil Lanoue earned a safety. Coaches Reppel and McGuire praised players and thanked fans. Next game vs Lions of Bennington on Oct 12 at Gage Street field.
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Horse Race Card Summary October 10 1975
Racing totals across multiple divisions list horses and odds for pacing and trotting events. Notable entries include Larnies Secret Johnny Gift F W 2usty The Voyager Streak O Light Dea Frisky Papeete and many others with times and payouts. detailed results per race segment not fully readable.
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Piper Belle
Bold Dasher
Dangerous Luck
Melissa Dear
Shawn C
Pequoig Indian
Rix Tookus
Night Hawk
Keystone Prodigal
Mar Con Rebel
Science
Arriva Adam
Frisky B J
King Con
Precious Maddy
Aston Dash
Clayhaven Vega
Boss Meadows
J J's
Shawn
Moses Meade Esq
Clippers Bomb
Mike Margin
CD Adios
Tobby Go Lucky
Pace
Tarka
Meadow Andre
Valley Mite
Really Majestic
K Doll
Cookie Monster
Tarport Thorpe
Bounxville
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Tobby M
Saratoga
Poplar Chip
Adoras Byrd
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Charleys Brother
Textile
Marksman Hanover
Jolly H
Silk Mir
Baby O'Hara
Style Byrd
Lucky Dicy
Nicklaus tops Weiskopf in international match play final
In Dublin Ohio Jack Nicklaus defeats Tom Weiskopf 2 and 1 to win three day International All-Star Matches at Muirfield Village. Both players see potential for televised match play, noting its excitement for spectators and risk for players.
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