Montreal 1976 Olympics Aim for Peaceful Return
In Munich a UPI report recalls the 1972 tragedy and looks ahead to Montreal 1976. IOC changes loom, Brundage’s era ends with Lord Kallanis as successor, and organizers promise a leaner games to restore athlete focus amid calls for peace.
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Oklahoma Ranked 1 Without Playing Game
Oklahoma seizes the No 1 spot on the UPI coaches poll after Nebraska’s upset loss and leads a top 10 that includes Southern California Colorado Ohio State Alabama Tennessee Penn State LSU Nebraska and Michigan. The Sooners hold a narrow lead over USC while key results from opening games shape the early rankings.
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Orioles Keep Pace In Close AL East Race
Earl Weaver warns Baltimore not to count them out as the Orioles win 3-2 over Milwaukee to sweep the Brewers. Boog Powell hits his 18th homer, Powell and Grich drive in runs, leaving Baltimore a half game behind the Red Sox. Minnesota doubles up Oakland in a twin bill. Chicago beats Kansas City. New York tops Philadelphia.
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Cuero sports notes and pro players headlines
Local sports roundup covers Cuero High athletes Danny Collins and Franklin Calk, plus veteran Charles Wanjura’s hunting hobby. It notes Reed’s Knicks contract, Fittipaldi’s near DNS before Monza win, and recent MLB results including Cleveland and Chicago games with key RBI, home runs, and standings shifts.
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Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Crossword puzzle clues across and down with a cryptogram message and sample decryption using LONGFELLOW as a key plus a daily cryptoquote and attribution to King Features Syndicate 1972.
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Mets Edge Phillies on Duffy Dyer homer in 6th
Mets beat Phillies 4-2 as Dyer hit a go ahead homer in the sixth and Koosman earned the win. Carlton fell to 23-9 with three losses to New York, while Tug McGraw secured his 23rd save. First inning runs gave Philadelphia a brief lead but they were shut down the rest of the way.
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