UCLA Faces Pitt Challenge After Nebraska Upset
UCLA seeks to avoid a repeat of last year’s Pitt upset as Carl DePasqua’s underdogs aim to surprise UCLA in a clash that could hinge on Pitt’s disciplined offense and the Bruins’ improving backfield. The week’s upset pick centers on UCLA as the favorite to beat Pitt.
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Missing Duane Thomas Looms Over NFL Season Opener
As the NFL season nears, Duane Thomas remains unreported to the San Diego Chargers amid roster rules allowing non reporting players to avoid waivers or outright releases. Meanwhile John Mackey contemplates his status with the Baltimore Colts, denying retirement despite his earlier designation.
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ABA Decides Not To Draft Underclassmen
The ABA trustees vote 9-0 not to draft college underclassmen. Commissioner Robert Carlson says the move is not tied to potential NBA merger and cites possible merger legislation riders that could threaten any union. Virginia Squires were absent.
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Pro Boxer Sennett Sues Gym Over Peonage Claim
Boston AP report says Donald Sennett, 26, a Watertown professional boxer, filed suit Monday against Connolly's Gym Inc of South Boston alleging peonage and involuntary servitude. Sennett, who turned pro after winning the 126 pound Golden Gloves in 1971, said he signed a three year contract with James Connolly, the company's president.
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Swift ybird wins Countess Purse at Rockingham Park
In Salem New Hampshire Swift ybird edged Musical Annie by a neck in the final strides to win the $4500 Countess Purse at Rockingham Park run before an audience of 6197. In Dallas the Chaparrals of the ABA cut five players Jeff Hickman Jim Guyman Ron Taylor Willie Gaines and Irvine Womback.
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Irish Lord Killanin Becomes IOC President
Lord Killanin takes over as president of the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne succeeding Avery Brundage. He pledges to curb ultranationalism and criticizes using the Games for political aims while noting U.S. and Soviet involvement. Brundage's controversial tenure ends at 84. Mark Spitz wins Victor Ludorum Award. presentation set for Sept. 25.
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Richards Meets Randolph In Semifinal Bout
Portland contender Bobby Richards signs to meet Leo Randolph of New York in an eight round semifinal for the New England welterweight title at the Expo Building. Al Romano defends the 147 pound crown vs Larry Butler in the star bout, Romano favored at 6-5.
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Rotella Named Week's Top Lineman for Tennessee
Tennessee senior James Rotella from Verona New Jersey earned AP National Lineman of the Week after leading a 34-3 rout of Georgia Tech. He made eight tackles and an interception while forcing a fumble and contributing leadership on defense and the offense.
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Associated Press
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Texas A&m
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Rice
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Virginia
Hodges Bridge Honor Near Petersburg Indiana
The memory of former Mets manager Gil Hodges is to be honored with a 905 foot bridge over the East Fork of the White River near Petersburg Indiana. The Indiana legislature voted January 14 to name the Indiana 57 bridge for Hodges before his death on April 2.
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Bench and Braves battle as Reds surge in pennant drive
Johnny Bench blasted a grand slam and drove in five as Cincinnati beat Atlanta 7-5 to extend the Reds’ West lead over Houston to 74 games. Other results include Pirates over Cubs 7-0, Giants over Dodgers 3-2 in 10, Expos over Cardinals 7-2, and Mets over Phillies 4-3.
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Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Highlights include Carew leading 350 at bats with .318 for the Minors, and D Allen topping RBIs with 106 for Chicago. Rudi of Oak has 165 hits and 9 triples, while Morgan leads NL runs with 115 for Cincinnati and Stargell hits 110 RBIs for Pittsburgh.
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Patriots face six nondivisional foes in 1975 schedule
In 1975 the New England Patriots play nondivisional opponents Cincinnati Houston San Diego Dallas St. Louis and San Francisco outside their division, shaping a broad out of conference slate.
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Havlicek Silent As Celtics Open Camp in Buzzards Bay
Boston Celtics begin practice at Massachusetts Maritime Academy while John Havlicek remains unsigned. Red Auerbach downplays delay noting Havlicek fished on Cape Cod. others sign for 1972-73 season. Rumors point to a three year, higher salary as negotiations continue. Biddeford football omitted decades ago to focus on baseball.
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Ambassador Jerome Holland to be honored by NFF in New York
U.S. Ambassador to Sweden Jerome Brad Holland a former Cornell star end will be honored by the National Football Foundation in New York on December 5. The Pennsylvanian native rose to prominence on the Cornell football team before entering public service.
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Bruins Open Training Camp With Positions Up For Grabs
Boston Bruins hold two day practices with about 80 players and several camp spots open after Eddie Westfall loss and the WHA defections. Key absences include Eddie Johnston and Bobby Orr as Team Canada plays Russia.
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