Dolphins Won’t Enter Csonka Bid Says Owner
Miami Dolphins owner Joe Robbie stated he will not enter a bidding war for Larry Csonka’s services. Robbie, in Fort Lauderdale for a Dolphins Buffalo gala, dismissed agent Ed Keating’s estimate of a multi million offer and warned against overpaying. Csonka and Paul Warfield, along with Jim Kick, were seen in New York eyeing a return to football but plan to sit out until next year. The Dolphins previously released the trio to the World Football League last year in a $3.6 million package deal.
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Dolphins bid to sign ex-WFL trio sparks legal showdown
Rob bie says Miami would offer a reasonable package for three Dolphin targets, while Keating blasts Rozelle for blocking ex-WFL players. Bassett accuses Rozelle of pressuring the league and warns courts could shape the 1975 season. The dispute centers on compensation and contract release timing.
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Dolphins Rally Past Bills in Squeaker Showdown
Miami defeated Buffalo 36 to 30 to move one game ahead in the American Conference East. Jake Scott, Mercury Morris, and Don Nottingham starred for the Dolphins as Griese connected on a late drive and Nottingham ran in the decisive score. Simpson was held under 100 yards, while Vern Den Herder's hit forced a fumble to seal the win.
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Ram Creed and Foote spark Cornell in win at Mt Vernon
Cornell freshmen Rich Creed and Kevin Foote led a 20-2 victory over Culver Stockton at Mt Vernon. Foote opened with a 95 yard kickoff return and Creed gained 128 rushing yards on 16 carries, including 63 and 38 yard touchdowns. Cornell’s defense stalled Culver Stockton at the Ram five yard line three times.
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Big Ten bowls and a stadium push for Anming III
Big Ten votes to let bowl bids beyond the Rose Bowl with Ohio State and Michigan favored. Michigan State upset by Iowa State signals strength of the two powers while rumors swirl about who in the conference will go bowling. Also notes on Iowa State student efforts for Anming III’s stadium and colorful campus commentary about Minnesota versus Iowa including game details and quotes.
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Race Driver Jimmy Caruthers Dies in California
Race driver Jimmy Caruthers died Sunday night after a relapse of cancer. A 30 year old Ford Ford driver, he had been released from Fuslin hospital last February after two months of cobalt treatments for a tumor. He was in the lineup for the California 500 and had won midget sprint dirt and championship car circuits last summer.
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