Dolphins Triumph As Nottingham Leads Buffalo Rout
Miami downed Buffalo 33-3 behind Don Nottingham's three rushing TDs to seize first in the AFC East as Csonka sat out due to NFL-WFL player access rules. Baltimore, Kansas City, Cincinnati and others posted wins in a slate of Sunday NFL games.
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Porter Wins LPGA Title After Nervy Final Round
Three-year pro Mary Bea Porter erases late bogeys to win the LEGA tournament at Whispering Palms. She finishes 287 five under par, earning $5,700. Donna Capen Young places second, three back, with Jan Stephenson third at 291.
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Flyers and Sabres off to best starts in NHL season
Philadelphia Flyers opened 1-2 after beating the New York Rangers 7-2 as Bernie Parent was out early. Buffalo Sabres stretched to eight straight wins with a 3-2 margin over California. Capitals beat Chicago, 7-5, while Boston topped Detroit 7-3. Kings defeated North Stars 4-2.
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Little guys capture golf team laurels at Disney World
Dean Refram and Curtis Culbert teamed as the “little guys” to win the National Team Championship at Walt Disney World. They posted a 36 birdies, 0 bogeys, and an 11 under par 252 to take the $140,000 prize, three strokes ahead of Bobby Cole with John Schlee and Curtis Sifford with Victor Regalado.
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Flag Football Pairings From Recent Schedule
On Tuesday October 23 two matches are listed with times 2 0 and 9 00 pointing to Centennial versus Zap Brothers and Chargers against Long Fraech. On Thursday October 29 Shelby faces TD’s at 7 00 Creston meets G2 Winner at 4 00 and Sand Pit plays G r Whiner.
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Bears win Midget title over Colts at Glur Park
Bears defeated the Colts 1-7 to claim the 1975 Midget Football crown at Glur Park. Bryan Rhea scored on a one yard plunge, Tracy Pagel added a Sd-yard pass for a second period score, and Colt’s long TD came on a Fon Hare S-yard pass. Other TDs went to James Kanhouser, Jamia Bolig, and Pat Prokopek with Doug Rice and Bog adding extra points. Rams replies included a 15-yard score by Rnb Wieser.
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Vesper Rowers Win Heavyweight Titles at Regatta
In Boston at the Charles Regatta the Vesper East Club of Philadelphia won the heavyweight light-oared and eight championships. The men finished in 45:33 to beat Princeton, while the women's eight posted 17:29.7 to top Pennsylvania’s College Boat Club. Kim Dietz of the New York Athletic Club won the heavyweight men’s singles with a time of LHS.
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McMillan Named Coach of the Year in Tennis Circuit
SMPERYVILLE Calif McMillan who led the Golden Gaters to the World Team Tennis Western Division title was named coach of the year edging Vic Edwards of the Pittsburgh Triangles for the award.
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Jazz Rally Beats Knicks In Double Overtime
Maravich scored 44 as he sparked a late regulation steal and a pair of overtime baskets guiding the New Orleans Jazz to a 114 112 win over the New York Knicks. Monroe 26 led Knicks and Haywood added 23 as Seattle defeated Phoenix 111 96 with Gillim and Watts fueling the Sonics.
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Sparky Anderson inks two year Reds managerial pact
Cincinnati UPI reports Sparky Anderson, who led Cincinnati to their first world title in 35 years in 1975, signed a two year contract through 2017. The 61 year old manager has a .603 winning percentage and has guided the Reds to three NL pennants in the last eight years.
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Nets hand Pacers first loss in ABA action
The New York Nets defeated Indiana 118-111 to snap the Pacers first loss of the season. Julius Erving led Brooklyn with leadership and defense while Bill Knight scored 36 for Indiana, as St Louis and Kentucky also won in ABA play amid a crowded Sunday slate.
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PUBLIC NOTICES AND ESTATE CLAIMS IN NEBRASKA REGION
A series of public notices from Platte County Nebraska include estate claim deadlines for Max L Glaser Otto Glur Evelyn Foley and others with hearings set in January February 1976. Public hearing on groundwater management acts is announced for November 11 1975 at Lower Lane Natural Resources District headquarters. Also notice of a sanitary district meeting on November 3 1973.
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Nebraska dominates Colorado in high scoring clash
United Press international scoreboard shows Nebraska 63 Colorado 21 with Chadron State 14, Doane 23, Midland 24, Concordia 15, Webberka Wesleyan 20, Hastings 21, Northern Colorado 39, Nebraska Omaha 14, Wayne State 28. Peril State 7.
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