Mauch Confident Twins Will Contend For West Title
Veteran manager Gene Mauch signs a three year deal with the Minnesota Twins and vows the club will contend in the American League West in 1976. He lauds the hitters and discipline under his leadership while noting his past experience with Philadelphia and Montreal. Twins President Calvin Griffith stresses Mauch’s fit and commitment.
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Anderson Day to Day in NFL injury ahead of crucial game
Anderson is listed as day to day after a severe upper chest contusion suffered in Sundays loss to Cleveland. Officials say his status for the pivotal matchup with Houston remains uncertain and a decision will come soon.
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Spot a Winner? Check the Table
Dallas AP reports a quirky betting note as George Cook predicts Chiefs upset over the Raiders and Cowboys win at breakfast. The piece also notes Lehigh winning the Lemibert Cup for NCAA Division II Eastern football, with Lafayette 40-14 and New Hampshire earning playoff host honors.
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ABA players' union questions protection of jobs in merger talks
ABA President John Y Brown Jr asserts players' union will not safeguard jobs by Intervening with NBA. Julius Erving notes pressure to fold finances and Utah and Virginia teams. Bruns says merger needed for survival as two leagues lose money and risk collapsing mainstream professional basketball.
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Williams: Colleges Can Win With Lowans
Des Moines AP Williams, coach at West Des Moines Dowling, says he may coach in college again if the opportunity arises. He discussed past Iowa State work and Dowling’s strong playoff record, endorsing state playoffs but urging schedule changes. Cleveland AP Archie Griffin named national collegiate player of the year by The Cleveland Touchdown Club.
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Texas A M Surges to No Two in AP Poll After Week
Texas A M rises to second in the AP football poll as Ohio State slips from first after Michigan’s decisive 21-14 win. Michigan climbs, Texas and Nebraska shift, while Oklahoma and Arizona State hold steady amid varied results.
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Kennedy Girls Edge Jefferson In Tight See-Saw Tilt
Kennedy high school girls defeated Jefferson 78 to 41 in a hard fought game. Marlena Mosabarger scored 38 for Kennedy and Anne Pinckney added decisive early baskets. Jefferson played tough and trailed by eight at halftime before the Cougars pulled away in the fourth quarter.
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Frasher Leads Marion Girls to 54 44 Victory over Tipton
Ann Frasher scored 20 points as Marion improved to 3 1 in league play with a 54 44 win over Tipton in the Wasnac conference contest. Jothan 54 led Marion with Kinwey 23 and Monty Seminn 5 among helpers.
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