Miller to test Nicklaus again at Kaiser Open
In Napa California at Silverado two courses the Kaiser International Open begins with Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller favored to duel. Nicklaus aims to extend his 1975 money lead after a stellar year while Miller seeks a breakthrough on his home course and to beat par five holes with a final day showdown anticipated.
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Nebraska fishing and hunting report hints cautious opening weekend
Lincoln Nebrineka reports show rifle antelope hunting fair but below last year's first weekend. Grouse hunting was light overall, with strong effort in Central Nebraska Sand Hills. Dove activity fell off with fall migration. Southern counties faced heavy cover hindering quail. Leaves turning boosted sighting and success. Fishing was slow. striped bass to 16 pounds at Lake McConaughy, 2% pound catfish near Big Mac. Browne trout in North Platte streams and catfish in Harlan County Reservoir noted. Dry conditions in South Central Nebraska reduce marsh water and fall duck movements.
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A's Holtzman may start game two in Boston
Oakland manager Alvin Dark hinted Ken Holtzman could start the second game of the AL playoff if he is knocked out early in game one. Dark noted rotation differs this year with three two game winners, and Vida Blue might start game one to win the series.
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Ali Embraces Frazier After Heated Fight
Muhammad Ali, calm a day after the bout, praises Joe Frazier and rejects retirement. He says they benefited each other, notes no hard feelings, and reflects on referee influence and Dempsey’s comments. Ali reveals his battle plan to wear Frazier down and insists Frazier is great and not to retire.
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Lauda and Petty Named Favorites for Sunday Races
Niki Lauda, in a Ferrari Formula One car, is the favorite for the United States Grand Prix at Watkins Glen New York. Richard Petty, in a STP Dodge stock car, is favored to win the National 600 mile NASCAR Grand National race at Charlotte North Carolina.
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Reece Tops Nation in Punt Return Avg in NCAA Rankings
Souther Cal star Danny Heece leads NCAA punt return average with 34.2 yards per return on five returns this season. Heece set up two fourth quarter touchdowns in a 55 5 victory over Purdue after 63 and 4 yard returns. Jack Wixted and Tim Mazzelli also feature in national lists for all purpose yards and field goals. Dartmouth and Columbia share interceptions per game lead. Vanderbilt Mark Cox rates high in kickoff returns while Tulsa’s Hick Engles posts top punting average.
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Nebraska Public Information Meeting on 1976 1981 highway program
The Nebraska Highway Commission and Department of Roads invite residents across Holt to Nance counties to a public information meeting at 7:30 p.m. on October 8, 1975, in the Norfolk City Auditorium to review the proposed highway construction plan and gather public opinions. John W. Rosecrans is the Public Hearing Officer.
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Two Lefties Get Cincinnati Call for NL Playoff Opener
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson tabbed lefties Don Gullett and Fred Norman to start the weekend NL playoff, citing recent hot stretches. Gullett, 28, 100 percent after an injury, will open Saturday against the Pirates, while Norman, 33, with a 12-4 mark this season, starts Sunday. Norman led the staff with 119 strikeouts and a 3.71 ERA in 21 innings vs Pittsburgh. Gullett has 11 postseason starts. The Pirates counter with lefties Jerry Reuss Saturday and Jim Rooker Sunday.
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Mauch fired after shaping Expos early years
Gene Mauch, the Montreal Expos' first coach, was dismissed as the club begins a later developmental stage. Expos president John Medale cited a need for a different type of person at adolescence, and Mauch said the team is in a development phase with few candidates in mind.
Ron Foster Joins Certified Crop Care Network
Ron Foster of Gold-N-Gro Agri-Service is named a member of the new Certified Crop Care network. The program offers professional soil testing, soil sampling, laboratory analysis, and computerized fertilizer recommendations to help farmers plan and manage cropping programs efficiently.
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