Court Action Against NFL Hinted Anti-Trust Probe
A federal grand jury antitrust inquiry opens in Cleveland involving most NFL teams. DOJ stays silent while NFL figures and players including Browns alumni are questioned. Subpoenas target teams such as the Browns, Cardinals, Vikings, Steelers, Patriots, Eagles and others with dates set through December.
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NFL
Cleveland, Ohio
National Football League
Cleveland
U.S. Department of Justice
Justice Department
Powder Tops Skeet League in Corry Red and Gun Club
Powder team posted a 138 to lead the Winter Skeet League as Chap Clark and Vince Montero fired perfect 25s. The Wads were second with 134, Primers 132, and Shot 130. Herm Steves of the Wads had the other perfect round last week. High weekly totals were also reported.
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Chap Clark
Vince Montero
Corry
Herm Steves
Wads
Yarborough Wins Delayed American 500 at Rockingham
Cale Yarborough drove a red and white Mercury to victory in the twice postponed American 500 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. He topped $117,000 in 1970 season earnings, with Bobby Isaac clinching the NASCAR Grand National title despite finishing seventh. David Pearson finished second as Yarborough set a record average speed of 117.811 mph with 47 miles under caution.
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Rockingham, N.C
Cale Yarborough
Bobby Isaac
Yarborough
Mercury
North Carolina Motor Speedway
Isaac
Hampton
Bobby Allison
Allison
Hueytown
Ala
David Pearson
Perera
Pearson
Aging Blanda Saves Raiders In Tight Victory Over Broncos
A 43 year old backup quarterback George Blanda came off the bench with under four minutes left and led the Oakland Raiders to a 24-19 win over the Denver Broncos marking their third straight victory. The day featured upsets and surprising results across the NFL with notable wins by the New York Jets, Green Bay Packers, and Minnesota Vikings among others.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Boston Patriots
Philadelphia Eagles
Cincinnati Bengals
Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Detroit Lions
San Francisco 49Ers
San Diego Chargers
Oakland Raiders
Los Angeles Rams
Buffalo Bills
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
New York Jets
Associated Press
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National Football League
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Raiders
Daryle Lamonica
Denver Broncos
Jets
Los Angeles
al Woodall
Rams
Baltimore Colts
Atlanta Falcons
Cleveland Browns
Saints
Houston Oilers
Gai Blanda
Fred Biletnikoff
Rod Sherman
Warren Wells
Grant Guthrie
Buffalo
Baltimore
O. J. Simpson
Bills
Wayne Patrick
Greg Jones
Dennis Shaw
Steve Preece
Philadelphia
Kenny Vineyards
Bob Berry
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Bengal
Virgil Carter
Carter
Giants
Ron Johnson
Corry Tops Pistol League In Center Fire And .22 Class
Corry remains near the top of the New York Pennsylvania Pistol League in the center fire class and leads the .22 caliber division after week five. The team defeated Gem City in both matches with scores 1300-1334 in .22 and 1334-1270 in center fire. R Green led with 284 in .22 and 285 in center fire, supported by N McElroy 277 and J Kostkas 273 in .22, plus Kostkas 278 in center fire. Standings list Corry 4-0 in .22 and 31-? in center fire, with Fredonia, Jamestown, Gem City, and Lawrence Park close behind. Next week Jamestown visits Lawrence Park while Corry goes to Fredonia.ARCHIE COMING OUT MEMPHIS Mississippi quarterback Archie Manning may be released from hospital today Doctors also said Ole Miss coach John Vaught, hospitalized for two weeks with a mild heart attack, was released and may meet with staff daily though sideline status remains uncertain.
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Corry
Gem City
R. Green
N. McElroy
K. Lindberg
J. Kostkas
B. Lindberg
F. Pokalski
Fredonia
Jamestown
Lawrence Park
Archie
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Archie Manning
Ole Miss
John Vaught
Vaught
Bucks Lose Would Be Second This Season
The Milwaukee Bucks, led by Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson, extended their win streak to nine after beating the Baltimore Bullets 105 to 98. Milwaukee strengthened their first-place hold in the Midwest Division while limiting Earl Monroe to seven points.
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Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
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Bucks
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Larry Costello
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Utah Stars
New York Nets
Texas Chaparrals
American Basketball Association
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Bullets
Earl Monroe
Jack Marin
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Connie Hawkins
Haskins
Phoenix
Pistons
Rummer
Hawkins
Dave Bing
Bob Lanier
Denver
Larry Cannon
Utah
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Wagner College
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Gettysburg
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New Haven Journal Courier
Professional Football Writers Association
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Ross Fichtner
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Beach
Yale Law School
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Blanton Collier
Art Modell
Sterling
Kan
Hutchinson
Clark Montoro
Walker
R. Mosher
X. Harvey
D. Hallberg
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P. Migliacsio
Tripp
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Jensen Murphy
Scarecengost
Sheehan
Bi. Habink
P. Warnshuis
Hileman
Liebepot
Schweigert
G. Donaldson
Dimaxn
Gladys Thompson
Jim Chris
Hogan's Heroes
Gary Tripitz
Mike Giovna
Mike Gentle
Mark Hammond
Rich Huntley
Norm Root
G. Fawcet
J. Chris
Hess
G. Thompson
Dave Smith
Roger Minnick
Don ‘Swenson
Doug Knapp
Ave Armstrong
Small Fries
Rosie Caruso
Diane Giraveky
Judy Gluvna
Gary Merkle
Shelly Bailey
Monica Clark
Brenda Trott
Tony Tomedo
Chi
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Julie Chapler
Barb Wickwire
Antares Beavers
Jes Mack
Stephanie Gould
Richy Staples
Lynne Gates
Vicky Spitman
Bucky Spitman
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Rick Holton
Kathy Elchynski
Roger Weeks
Sharon Gates
Frank’s
Corry Iron & Metal
East Main Street
Michaels/Stern
Miami Dolphins
New Orleans
Fran Tarkenton
Tucker Frederickson
Johnson
Siants
St. Louis
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Green Bay
Chicago
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Boston
John Had
Lance Alworth
Gary Garrison
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Gary Cuozzo
Minnesota
Jones
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Pittsburgh
Len Dawson
Chiefs
Rog Griese
Miami
John Brodie
Houston
San Francisco
Jimmy Thomas
Gene Washington
Rick Wichter
Brodie
Ron Hopkins
Oilers
Pistol League
Stan Albeck
Byron Beck
Donnie Freeman
Stars
Ed Johnson
Chaps
New York
Sonny Dove
Severn Tart
Nets
Ben Boone
Glen Combs
Texas
Corry Snowmobile Center
Columbus
Ucison
Ford
Cliff Buesink Ford Inc
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