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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1975
Page
9
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Oklahoma Rates As Team To Beat
Oklahoma is projected as the team to beat in college football with coach Barry Switzer warning the Sooners may be less dominant on defense and facing strong challengers from Nebraska and Colorado in the Big Eight. The AP Top Ten contenders include Notre Dame, Penn State, USC, UCLA, Alabama, Auburn, Ohio State, Michigan, Texas A&M, and Baylor. The piece notes Oklahoma's bowl eligibility post probation, a four-year Big Eight pact with the Orange Bowl, and cites key players like Joe Washington, Steve Davis, Tinker Owens, and the Selmon brothers. It also highlights Archie Griffin leading Ohio State, Earl Campbell for Texas, and Ed Simonini for Texas A&M among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memschel Nissenson
NEW York (Ap
Oklahoma
Sooners
Barry Switzer
Sooner Schooner
Switzer
Joe Washington
Steve Davis
Tinker Owens
Terry Webb
Leroy
Dewey Se
Texas
Baylor
North Carolina State
Maryland
Arizona
Arizona State
Brigham Young
Colorado State
Big Eight
San Diego State
Pacific Coast Athletic Association
Miami
Ohio
Kent State
Ivy League
Brown
Dartmouth
Harvard
Penn
Princeton
Yale
Appalachian State
Citadel
Ohio State
Archie Griffin
Cornelis Greene
Buckeyes
Michigan
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Longhorns
Earl Campbell
Texas A&m
Aggies
Emory Bellard
Ed Simonini
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Randy White
N.C. State
Wolfpack
Bruce Hill
T" Bell
Freddy Williams
Fiesta
Gary Sheide
Sun Eyes Bell Test In Anaheim Opener
Philadelphia faces Bell at Anaheim Stadium as Bob Davis starts at quarterback after beating Memphis. Sun star Anthony Davis has 336 rushing yards in five games. Pat Haden starts for USC bound Rhodes Scholar. Daryle Lamonica may play despite a double hernia as Southern California relies on its running game to balance the attack. The WFL weekend schedule also features Charlotte at Jacksonville and other matchups.
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Anaheim
Philadelphia
Southern California Sun
Tom Fears
World Football League
Bell
Willie Wood
Anaheim Stadium
Jennings
John Land
Claude Watts
Southern California
Anthony Davis
Pat Haden
Rhodes
Oxford University
Daryle Lamonica
Lion
Lamonica
Fears
Memphis
Sun
Davis
King Corcoran
WPL
Southern Cay
Dave Roller
Birmingham
Rams Cut Lance Rentzel in Waivers After Comeback Fails
Fullerton AP report notes Lance Rentzel, once a star wide receiver, was placed on waivers by the Los Angeles Rams amid a competitive roster and past suspension. Rams GM Don Klosterman cites competition as the primary reason, with no further details given. Also in Pittsburgh, Jerry Reuss seeks a 12th straight home win at Three Rivers Stadium against the Astros, returning Bill Virdon to the Pirates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Calif
Lance Rentzel
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Los Angeles Rams
Harold Jectson
Jack Snow
Ron Jessie
Willie McGee
Rentzel
Rams
Don Klosterman
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh Pirate
Jerry Reuss
Larry Dierker
Houston Astros
Reuss
Houston
Montreal
Bill Virdon
Pirate
Bucs
Reds
Cardinals
Don Gullett
Darrel Chaney
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Phillies
Giants
Philadelphia
Cards
San Francisco
Garry Maddox
Mike Schmidt
Johnny Oates
Mets
Dodgers
Pirates
Mike Vail
del Unser
Jerry Koosman
Expos
Padres
Nate Colbert
Bob Bailey
Gary Carter
Willie McCovey
Tito Fuentes
RBI
Assembly Stays Alive With Thrilling 10-Inning Victory
Assembly of God forced a deciding game after an 8-7 10 inning win over First United Methodists in church league playoff action. Ron Stafford held off FUMC while Dan Drayer and Dan Harkless powered Assembly’s offense, tying the series and setting up a championship showdown tonight at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Assembly of God
First United Methodists
National Bank- Tingley
Ray
FUMC
Yavarees
Ron Harrington
Stafford
Methodists
God Men
Bob Marsh
Dan Drayer
Engime
Dan Fairchild
Baseball Friday Games From Chicago To New York
Friday schedule lists matchups including Chicago at Baltimore and Oakland at Boston with several other listed games. Key pitchers noted include Kay Grimsley Bohnson Wise and Hughes Walls Tranana Lofich Firemorris Mey. The fragment shows multiple teams and pitchers but some entries are truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kay
Baltimore
Grimsley
N ‘Gakland
Bohnson
Boston
Wise
Minnesota
Hughes
Cleveland
Walls
N. California
Tranana
Detroit
Lofich
Insae City
Firemorris
Maw York
Mey
Nallwaukee
New York
Milwaukee
Oakland
Kansas
Texas
Alnnesota
Eakfornia
First Time Out Cards Ace At Peak
CLYMER The saying that it never rains on the golf course didn t hold true on August 7 as William L Raines of Sherman NY shot a hole in one at Peek n Peak on the 130 yard number two hole with a nine iron. The feat was witnessed by Paul Coe and earned Raines a 1976 season golf pass from Bill Craday. In Detroit news the Pistons traded Dave Bing and their No 1 pick in 1977 for Kevin Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Craday
Peek'n Peak
Bonds Bomb A's Then Beats Yankees On Change Up
In a dramatic late rally, Bobby Bonds hit a 25th homer off Ken Holtzman to lift the Yankees 3 2 over the A’s after Rollie Fingers earlier fanned Bonds. The night also featured Orioles over White Sox 2 1 and Reds routing Cardinals 4 0 as pennant races tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bobby Bonds
New York
Oakland
Yankees
Rollie Fingers
Bonds
A’s
Chris Chambliss
Ken Holtzman
Holtzman
Ed Brinkman
Alvin Dark
Orioles
White Sox
Baltimore
Mike Cuellar
Cuellar
Evert confident to claim first U.S. Open crown on clay
Chris Evert, top seed, dominated Lesley Hunt 6 1 6 0 to extend her clay court streak to 76 matches and eye her first U.S. Open title outside Australia. She praised clay as her best surface and said she fears grass less than she fears slipping. Evonne Goolagong, No. 4 seed, opened with a 4 6 0 win over Peggy Michel on center court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chris Evert
Forest Hills
Miss Evert
Lesley Hunt
Florida
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Peggy Michel
Sparta Trappers fall to Bay City in trap league
Bay City defeated Sparta 123 to 114 in Erie-Crawford County Trap League action. Bay City had 10 shooters scoring 24 or better, led by a 24 from Bill Warren as 29 shooters competed. Sparta’s top was 24 by Warren, with Linden and Maxson at 23, and Montgomery, Stapf, and Greeley at 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Bay City
Bill Warren
Jerry Linden
Leo Maxson
George Montgomery
George
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