NFL Second Season Opens with Four Playoff Games
Quarterbacks John Brodie and Mike Phipps face familiar foes as the NFL's second season begins with four playoff games. Dallas at San Francisco, Green Bay at Washington, Oakland at Pittsburgh, and Cleveland at Miami set the weekend slate. Miami aims to continue a 14-0 run and plans to rely on a healthy Larry Brown while Dallas seeks Bob Lilly’s return from injury. The Steelers host Oakland with injury concerns clouding a tight tilt.
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Savoy Cardinals Eye District Title In 34-B Race
Savoy Cardinals coached by Jimmy Parish stand as the unanimous district 34-B favorite with a 15-4 record led by Tony Moore and Tony Hawk. The team seeks the top spot, facing Trenton and Windom for runner up, as Parish cites rebounding strength and occasional scoring lapses.
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Miller Named Athletic Director at Southwest Texas State
Bill Miller, SWT football coach since 1965, is promoted to athletic director succeeding Milton Jowers who died last Saturday. Miller, age 41, will serve as coach and athletic director, bringing SWT its third AD. He owns a 53-25-3 record over eight seasons.
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Lilly Aims to Play in Saturday's Cowboys Niners Clash
Dallas star Bob Lilly set to decide if he will play in the playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers after initial traction treatment at Baylor Hospital. Coach Landry cautious as Lilly works to return while Bill Gregory would start if Lilly cannot play. Calvin Hill and Mel Renfro listed as substitutes amid flu and foot issues.
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Gophers Slug Past Corpus Christi In Tight Win
Minnesota remains undefeated at 6-0 as Jim Brewer dominates the boards second half scoring 19 points and Ron Behagen adds 26 to carry the Gophers to a 67-53 victory over Corpus Christi. The team relied on 13 of 15 free throws to seal the win while Corpus Christi shot poorly from the line. Bruce King toped the Islanders with 24 points.
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Tanner to Receive Kansas City Baseball Award
Kansas City chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America and the Royal Lancers name Chuck Tanner as Major League Manager of the Year at the second annual Kansas City Baseball Awards. Tanner led the Chicago White Sox to an 87-67 record and a surprising second-place finish in the American League West behind Oakland. He also mentored slugger Dick Allen into a premier AL hitter.
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All-Star Hockey Coaches Named for WHA East West Game
Nick Mienne of Winnipeg will coach the West and Jack Kelley of New Mingland will head the East squad for the 1ist World Hockey Association All-Star game in January at Quebec.
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College Basketball Scores From East and Midwest Matches
Readable results show multiple college games with teams such as Duquesne San Jose State St Bonaventure Baruch and Brddus, plus Cincinnati rivals and regional venues. Notable scores include St John s 95 Be dropped and Ohio State 112 Oklahoma 83, with several others across Columbus Rio Grande and Wichita areas.
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New Arena Planned for Boston Involving Bruins and Celtics
Boston officials say a $16 million, 18 000 seat arena will be built in the south station area to house the Bruins, the Braves, the Whalers and the Celtics. Mayor Kevin White announces the project with a December 1975 completion target.
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APSU Names Bushofsky Next Football Coach
Austin Peay State University athletic director George Fisher announced that Jack Bushofsky, Villanova University assistant coach for five years, will succeed Bill Dupes as head football coach on January date to be determined.
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Warriors visit Greenville Lions for Friday night games
The Bonham Warriors travel to Greenville to face the Lions in 4A Friday night basketball. The junior game starts at 6 00 and the varsity at 7 30. Harold Perry leads the Warriors while Harold May coaches the varsity and Mike Vaught runs the junior squad.
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Fornes named new Tarleton State athletic director and coach
Buddy Fornes, former McMurry College head coach, was named Tarleton State College athletic director and head football coach. He will assume duties during Christmas holidays. His seven-year McMurry record was 27 42 1 with an 8 2 season in 1968, earning NAIA District 4 Coach of the Year and Lone Star Conference Coach of the Year.
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Gold production shares by five states in the United States
The report states that over three quarters of the nation’s gold came from five states Alaska California Colorado Nevada and South Dakota. It notes the concentration of gold output within these states and highlights their dominant role in U S bullion production.
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Rangers replace injured Carr Irvine with Butler Heindl
The New York Rangers announce Gene Carr and Ted Irvine will be replaced by Jerry Butler and Bill Heindl after injuries from the 5-4 win over St Louis. Butler and Heindl are recalled from the AHL Rhode Island Reds for the game against the Atlanta Flames.
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