Pros Face Guarantee Winning Season Super Hurdles
The 1970 NFL weekend features the Chiefs hosting the Raiders as Denver leads the AFC West chase and Daryle Lamonica's back injury haunts Oakland. In the NFC, Minnesota visits Detroit in a key Central showdown while Green Bay meets San Francisco and the Jets face the Giants in the city game. Cincinnati travels Pittsburgh Monday to close Week Seven.
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Beavers Upset Punxsutawney 8 6 On Sloppy Field
Corry Beavers beat Punxsutawney Chucks 8 to 6 for their fifth win of the season in a rain soaked game at Punxsutawney. Downey scored the deciding touchdown on a short keeper after Denny Kubiak's fumble recovery set up the late score.
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Pat Shumsky Tops Night Bowling With 178 High Game
Pat Shumsky led last night's Ladies Friday Nite Owls with the top score of 178, narrowly ahead of Louise Whaley who rolled 176 as the closest challenger. Whaley pressured Shumsky throughout the outing, staying within two pins late in the match.
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Titusville Beavers in Section II race after tie with Franklin
Titusville kept the section title chase open as Corry slid toward the top after a 0-0 tie with Franklin on a soggy field. The Beavers now must beat Meadville at Sheen Field next Friday to stay undefeated in the section. Arwin would push their record to 4-1 after opening loss to Warren.
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Longhair Quits Big 10 Team Over Hair Policy
Paul Johnson, a 21 year old Vietnam veteran and Minnesota freshman starter, left the Minnesota football program after refusing to cut his hair. He said the dispute over hair length reflects character judgments and noted John F. Kennedy had longer hair. Johnson did not attend the Friday game after being told he would start if he cut hair.
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Aztecs and Fresno State clash atop PCC standings
San Diego State leads with a 52-1-1 run in its last 54, hosting Fresno State in a showdown for Pacific Coast Athletic Association leadership. QB Brian Sipe has 1,370 yards and 13 TDs. top targets Tim Delaney and Ken Burrow pace a potent offense. Coach Don Coryell warns of a fierce battle as the Aztecs seek continued dominance.
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Aaron's Strokes Up But Still Leads Sahara Invitational
In Las Vegas California AP reports Tormmy Aaron increased his Sahara Invitational lead to two strokes after a 71 in round two. He held 135, with Bert Greene Dave Stockton Wilt Homenuik two back at 137 and seven players tied at 138. Nicklaus barely made the cut at 145 after an opening 76.
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Pogo Joe Leaping For Cougars
Caldwell leaves Hawks for a six figure ABA deal with Carolina Cougars and debuts in Greensboro but falls short as the Cougars lose 104-86 to Virginia. NBA results note Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Seattle Los Angeles and other scores accompany the regional trade.
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