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A reader argues NFL rule changes push kicking to punting, reducing field goals and excitement. The piece faults owners for appeasement, cites push to end ties with overtime, and favors making extra points via running or passing to increase variety and reduce monotony. It quotes Eagles kicker Tom Dempsey on penalizing professionals and recalls Kareem Abdul Jabbar’s college shot as a metaphor.
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Lew Alcindor
Tribe Beats Ryan and Lolich Slips to 0-4
Detroit ace Mickey Lolich struggled as the Tigers were hammered 8-2 by the Chicago White Sox. Downing blasted a three run homer in the fifth, while Dick Allen and Ron Santo connected in the inning. Lolich lamented his inability to retire hitters despite a strong fastball and slider, leaving him 0-4 with a 5.82 ERA this season.
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Toby Harrah
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Chris Chambliss
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Nolan Ryan
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Allin Leads Tournament of Champions After First Round
Buddy Allin opened a four shot lead at 135 after a three-under 69 at La Costa in the Tournament of Champions. Miller Barber and Gene Littler trailed at 139 as Allin avoided overconfidence, saying two more days remain on the windy 6,855 yard course. Meanwhile, MLB and other scores and a seven player Yankees Indians trade dominated the sports page.
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Aaron breaks NL grand slam mark with 15th of career
Hank Aaron crushed his 15th career grand slam to set a National League record and power the Braves to a 9-3 win over the Cubs. The 719th homer of his career came in the seventh inning as Atlanta pulled away amid an eight-run burst.
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JHS Thinclads Win Opener Over Oil City
Corry Junior High School track team opened the season with a decisive 75 to 43 win over Oil City. Star performer Steve Rushin swept the high hurdles, the 100 yard low hurdles, and the long jump. Mike Miller won the 440 and placed twice in others. Relay and sprint winners included Gerry Gates and teammates in the mile, 440, and relay events. Corry also claimed wins in the 880, discus, and triple jump with several athletes contributing multiple podium finishes.
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NHL Semifinals Outlook for Sunday and Tuesday
NHL playoff update shows Philadelphia leading Chicago 2 0 in Boston and a tied series at two games each. Sunday schedule features New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Chicago around 2 pm local time. Tuesday games include New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Chicago with 8 35 p.m. entrances.
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Bucks Face Tough Celtics in Final Playoff Round
Milwaukee Bucks arrive confident for the NBA Finals facing the Boston Celtics who will be tougher than the Lakers and Bulls. Coach Costello notes Lucius Allen’s injury could affect matchups as Jon McGlocklin emphasizes Boston’s varied plays and defense led by Dave Cowens challenging Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.
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CAHS Netmen Fall 6-1 to Rockets in Titusville
Corry Area High School lost 6-1 to the Rockets in Section 2 tennis yesterday. Singles winners included Billig over Joy, Ellsworth over Simmonsen, Baran over Furst, and Wescant over Marsh. CAHS’s only point came in doubles as Furst and Hotchkiss defeated Pattison and Davesspart 6-4 6-4. The team next hosts Harborcreek at Mead Park on Tuesday.
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San Diego Charged Over Drugs Policy Violations
The San Diego Chargers organization faces NFL discipline as veteran players, General Manager Harland Svare, and owner Eugenie Klein are fined a total of 40000 dollars and placed on probation. Commissioner Pete Rozelle gave no specifics on the infractions.
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Shine Cops 440 Yard Hurdles at Penn Relays
Penn State sophomore Mike Shine, a Youngsville High School alumnus, won the 440 yard hurdles in 51.1 at the 80th annual Penn Relays. He defeated two time champ Bruce Collins of Pennsylvania, adding to his earlier state titles in 100 and hurdles.
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