Fragmented local sports news and misc. notes from unclear text
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Judge rules 60-player football rosters for all NCAA teams
U.S. District Judge Sarh Pointer ruled late Wednesday that college teams may field 60 players in fall football games. The injunction, sought by Alabama, applies to all NCAA schools, overriding the NCAA rule limiting squads to 48 on road and 60 at home. Coaches including Johnny Majors and John McKay welcomed the decision.
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Ala
Johnny Majors
University of Pittsburgh
U.S. District Court
Sarh Pointer
University of Alabama
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NCAA
Pointer
John McKay
Southern California
Rebuilding Browns Fight Uphill Battle
Kent Ohio AP The Cleveland Browns confront a rebuilding season under new coach Forrest Gregg after a 4-10 record in 1974 Their defense needs improvement but veterans and rookies like Mack Mitchell Stan Lewis Dick Ambrose and Tony Peters could boost the unit Offense hinges on quarterback choice between Mike Phipps and Brian Sipe with receivers Morin Rucker and rookie Willie Miller plus running backs Pruitt and Poole The club opens the season versus Cincinnati Minnesota and Pittsburgh
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Browns
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Bob Babich
van Green
Dick Modzelewski
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Stan Lewis
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Tony Peters
Mike Phipps
Brian Sipe
Phipps
Purdue
Sipe
Milt Morin
New England Patriots
Reggie Rucker
Willie Miller
Billy Lefear
Willie Armstead
Oscar Roan
Steve Holden
Swift Greg Pruitt
Ken Brown
Larry Poole
Rucker
Holden
Thom Darden
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Reds rout Dodgers as Nolan shines in 13-2 win
The Cincinnati Reds crushed the Los Angeles Dodgers 13-2 at Riverfront Stadium. Gary Nolan earned the win for Cincinnati, improving to 10-1 at home this season, while the Dodgers suffered their worst defeat in three years. The Reds' 10-run fourth inning pared their magic number to five, inching closer to a playoff berth as their offense exploded. Bill Robinson homered for the Pirates in a 3-1 win over the Mets.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Dodgers
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Los Angeles
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New York
Legend Ends Otto Retires From Raiders After 15 Seasons
Oakland Raiders center Jim Otto announced his retirement after 15 professional seasons. Al Davis praised Otto as a brilliant chapter in Raiders history and said Otto will become the team’s business manager. Otto started every regular season game in AFL and NFL, sharing the NFL record for 210 straight games with George Blanda. Trade news: Jim Arneson to Browns and Bob Grim to Bears. Mets Matlack, Cubs LaCock, Giants Montanez, and Padres Roberts highlight other MLB action.
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al Davis
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NFL
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Otto Blanda
Earl Morrall
Sonny Jurgensen
Lou Groza
Johnny Unitas
Baseball Leaders of the Nations League Batting and More
The standings list top performers across batting runs and hits in both the American and National Leagues. Notables include Carew and Lynn leading batting, Mayberry and Bonds with home runs, Rivers and Washington stealing bases, and pitching leaders like Palmer and Blyleven with strikeouts and decisions. The data aggregates key players from several teams, highlighting leaders in hits, runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and pitching metrics.
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Sutton
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Munson
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Rischson
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Cal
Washington
Ofls
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Mtorren
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Palmer
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G.percy
Tek Blylever
Min
Ryan
Beaver Club Meets Tonight Directors Gather at City Building
The Corry Beaver Club directs meet tonight at 7 at the City Building. This directors only session covers bills and other financial matters.
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Corry Beaver Club
Buses To Reynolds Sponsored By Corry Beaver Club
The Corry Beaver Club will sponsor three buses to the Corry Area High School season opener in Reynolds at 1:30 Saturday. A $1 admission will be charged per person, not covering gate fees. Three buses depart from the high school at 10:30 Saturday morning on a first come basis.
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Wise Outduels Palmer As Cooper Delivers Late
Cecil Cooper, the Red Sox designated hitter, predicted a big moment and delivered with a leadoff homer in the 10th inning off Jim Palmer. Boston beat Baltimore 3-2 to extend its AL East lead to seven games. Rick Wise pitched eight strong innings, improving to 11-2 since June 22, while Palmer took the loss after a seven-hitter performance. The Yankees beat the Tigers 4-0 behind Catfish Hunter’s five-hitter as Munson drove in four. Indians rout Brewers 11-3 with Bell and Kuiper keying a late rally. Royals edge White Sox 5-4 on Mayberry and Brett homers. Rangers top Angels 5-4 as Nolan Ryan faces elbow surgery speculation.
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Cecil Cooper
Baltimore Orioles
Cooper
Boston
Fred Lynn
Jim Rice
Red Sox
Reggie Cleveland
Luis Tiant
Rick Wise
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Wise
Palmer
Yankees
Tigers
Catfish Hunter
Thurman Munson
Hunter
Indians
Pritz Peterson
Royals
White Sox
al Cowens
Kansas City
John Mayberry
George Brett
Jorge Orta
Maybery
Rangers
Angels
Tom Grieve
Texas
Nolan Ryan
Ryan
Dibbs Connors For U.S. Open Down To Four
Eldie Dibbs from Miami Beach played a pivotal U.S. Open match in Forest Hills as the field narrowed to four contenders. He declared he was in peak form amid a clay surface transition from grass, aiming to upset favorites and advance further in the tournament.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
Eldie Dibbs
Miami Beach
Dibbs
Bjorn Borg
West Side Tennis Club
Borg
Jimmy Connors
Tie Nastdse
Arthur Ashe
Rod Laver
Pirates Edge Mets In Low-Scoring NL Tilt
Pirates beat the Mets 3 to 7 in an interleague style game featuring Robinson homer, Sanguillen and Taveras driving in runs. Reuss earned the win over Matlack as Harrelson and Parker added RBIs for Pittsburgh. New York managed late scoring but fell short.
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Matlack
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Rec Gridders Sign-Up Tonight For 1975 Beaver Club
Registration for the 1975 Beaver Club Recreation Football League is set for tonight and Friday at Wright Street School at 6 o clock. The regular season for boys in fifth through seventh grades starts Monday September 8 at Loveland Field with four local squads sponsored by Bob Churchs Country Foods Boyd Larrys IGA Cliff Buesink Ford Inc and Crotty Ferrando. Terry Williams serves as commissioner Ace Bracken as president Vic Cragg as vice president George Barr as secretary and Doug Mitchell as treasurer.
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Loveland Field
Bob Church
Country Foods
Boyd & Larry
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Cliff Buesink Ford, Inc
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Terry Williams
Ace Bracken
Vic Cragg
George Barr
Doug Mitchell
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