Nagurski Critics Over Player Limits Abridged View
Milton Richman reports Bronko Nagurski, age about 67, remains keen on football and disputes Johnny Unitas idea to shrink rosters to 33 or 35. He cites players needing work and notes that many fans still enjoy the game as played in his era and today.
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Orr to sign with Bruins
Bobby Orr will sign with the Boston Bruins before the season starts, likely making him the highest paid athlete. Agent Alan Eagleson expects final terms to be reached within two weeks and Orr to report to training camp in Fitchburg, Massachusetts.
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Henry Aaron Faces Last September As A Homer Hero
Henry Aaron contemplates retirement with the Brewers after a two year, 200000 dollar contract. He hints 744 career homers may stand as his final mark, reflecting on age 41, changing leagues, and memories of Babe Ruth. He praises Jim Rice as a potential heir while noting his own discipline and late career struggles.
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Plunkett Expected for October Return
New England Patriots quarterback Jim Plunkett, who underwent surgery for a separated left shoulder, is projected to rejoin the team by mid October. Dr. Fred Behling deemed the operation a success and Plunkett will return in about 10 days, though he cannot play immediately.
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Players Reject NFL Offer and Eye Options
NFL players reject the latest owners contract offer with only six of 749 players accepting. Ed Garvey of the NFL Players Association says discussions with teams may lead to a strike, court actions, or further negotiations. Owners cite Rozelle rule as a core issue, while Garvey calls for roster expansion to 47.
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Patriots Hope For Upgrade Despite 1974 Woes
The New England Patriots enter 1975 with a promising but thin depth chart. Injuries from 1974 linger, key retirements tighten the secondary, and the line's health remains pivotal for Jim Plunkett. Coach Chuck Fairbanks aims for improvement without promising miracles, while personnel moves test guard to tackle and rookies fill backfield and defensive gaps.
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