Ali and Quarry weigh in on miracle win and future plans
Jimmy Snyder calls Ali's comeback miraculous after the bout while Quarry, who says he could have fought on, reflects on the loss to Frazier and predicts Frazier would beat Clay. Clay shrugs off Quarry's remark and notes the outcome as a personal opinion.
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Pigeon Hunt Season Closes Sunday in Northern Area
The Department of Fish and Game reminds hunters that the band tailed pigeon season for the northern area ends Sunday. The statewide pigeon season runs December 12 to January 10 with a bag and possession limit of eight birds.
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Playoff Berth On Line As Chabot Faces San Mateo
Chabot College travels to College of San Mateo in a key Golden Gate Conference showdown that could decide the state playoff spot. The Gladiators trail only in title implications, with San Mateo and other contenders in play. Key injuries may affect Chabot as Millhouse could return to bolster defense and possibly offense.
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Ingarfield leads winless Seals against Blues in St Louis
Earl Ingarfield returns for the California Golden Seals as they visit the St Louis Blues aiming to end an eight game winless stretch. He carries injuries from a 2-2 tie with the Rangers and a Friday collision with a Penguins stick. Coach Fred Glover calls Sunday’s performance the best yet amid rumors of suspensions for underperforming players.
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Rams' Isenbarger Poised to Fill Gene Washington Spot
Rams coach Nolan plans to use Thomas Isenbarger and rookie John Isenbarger at receiver to back up Gene Washington. Washington, nursing a pulled hamstring, is expected to try playing this weekend as the team remains favored to win.
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Wichita memorial fund reaches $23000 for plane crash victims
Wichita State University officials report the memorial fund for football team members killed in the October 2 plane crash has reached $23000. Vice president R. Reidenbaugh notes two additional $1049 donations, one anonymous and another from a University of Georgia group.
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College football odds from a chaotic rivals card
The page lists scattered betting lines for NFL and college games. It mentions 49ers favored over Packers at Kezar Stadium by 242 points, Raiders as underdogs at Kansas City, USC favored over California, Stanford major favorite over Oregon State, and multiple other matchups with varied point spreads and some no odds.
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Small college grid rankings from United Press Internateseel
United Press International lists college football rankings with team records and points. Notable entries include Tampa Eastern Kentucky Montana Abilene Christian Texas A&M Northern Michigan Grambling Southeast Oklahoma Jacksonville Rolla and Western Kentucky, with several teams showing 5-1 or 6-1 records. Coaches participated in balloting.
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Augusts Frame May Push Toward Pro Ball Prospects
Neutral corner year, plays about 180 at Chabot. He cited needing extra maneuverability for a rollout attack. August’s frame could reach 200 pounds, meeting professing requirements. He acknowledged pro ball as a possibility, noting it’s always in the back of his mind. If more nights like last Saturday occur, those thoughts could advance.
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Canterbury Golf Club to host 1973 PGA Championship
The site for the 1973 PGA Championship will be Cleveland's Canterbury Golf Club. The club bid after losing a bid for the U S Open. Canterbury has hosted two U S Open, five Western Open, and the 1964 U S Amateur.
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Favorite Wins Oak Tree Feature At Santa Anita
In Arcadia California AP reports Thrill Time and for Pool ran a daily double worth 844 40 on Tuesday at the Oak Tree meeting at Santa Anita but the 3 2 favorite captured the feature race.
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Sahara invites showdown as Nicklaus faces new challengers
In Las Vegas top golf stars Nicklaus and Casper enter the Sahara Invitational with a strong field of contenders after both missed the Kaiser cut. The $100000 event starts Thursday on two desert courses with a $20000 prize for the winner and Las Vegas bookmakers watching closely. Gardner Dickinson led pro am action with 66 and Gilbert and Opperman shared second money after 18 holes.
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Giants Postlow in attendance finish lags NL
The San Francisco Giants ranked tenth in homestand attendance this season, drawing 740 720 fans. The drop from last year’s 873 603 marks a 132 883 decrease as 12 NL teams drew more fans overall.
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Three California Bears Out For USC Game Amid Doubtful Stanford Start List
Three Stanford starters and three Cal players are listed as doubtful or out for weekend games. Stanford foes Oregon State and UCLA see injuries including hamstring and concussion, with substitutions by Tom Grieb Bill Edmunds and Bill Landgren. USC coach John McKay comments on Cal and the team’s prospects after a 10 7 loss to Oregon. Reggie Echols earns a starting berth at UCLA replacing Brad Lyman who remains injured. Marv Kendricks starts at the Bruins’ line.
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Glads Triumph In Cross Country Dual Meet
Hurtado leads Chabot College to a 0-1 Golden Gate Conference win over Laney as Chabot sweeps the top five places. Dan Anderson, Rick Milan, Fred Dyer and Joe Seaver follow Hurtado across the line. Bruins runner Don Andersen provides a late push while others place behind. Also notes include Washington State players injury concerns and coaching career questions for Jim Shanley amid USC game recovery. Eddie OBrien, longtime owner and trainer of thoroughbred horses, dies near Walworth Plantations after long illness.
Plunkett leads NCAA total offense and yardage average
Stanford quarterback Jim Plunkett tops the 1970 NCAA total offense and yardage charts with a 277 yards per game average, edging Air Force’s Bob Parker at 255.4. Plunkett has 1,989 rushing and passing yards to Parker’s 1,787, while former Marina star Brian Bream ranks third in rushing at 145.2 per game with 874 yards in six games, and Washington’s Sonny Sixkiller leads in passing efficiency by average per completion.
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Calkins hosts TV chat on Golden Gate clash
College of San Mateo coach Keith Calkins speaks on KCSM TV at 8 p.m. about this week's vital Golden Gate Conference game. Chabot players join in including record-setting Glad quarterback Bill August and other team members.
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Balaban Faces Hord In EBAL Net Finale
Balaban of Amador Valley meets Les Hord of Livermore in the EBAL championship singles as rain delayed the finals. Hord aims to preserve Livermore supremacy while Balaban seeks to improve on his 1969 runner up and top seed status.
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Horsemen threaten entry box boycott at Laurel
Thoroughbred horse owners eye a boycott of Laurel Race Course on November 11 in protest of Maryland tracks failing to adopt eight HBPA proposals. HBPA president Fendall Clagett announced the plan as owners target the Washington D C International entry day and a $150,000 purse.
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