Rozelle Ride Becomes Jets' Boss
Jim Kensil resigns as NFL executive director to become president of the New York Jets, taking over as No 2 to Pete Rozelle and succeeding Leon Hess as Jets chairman, with Kensil to join the team next week as chief operating officer.
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Leon Hess
Jets
Dets
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University of Pennsylvania
Hess
Phil Iselin
Young Sees Norton Clash as Key Step to Championship
Jimmy Young, favored to face Ken Norton in September, says a Norton bout would be a tougher test than his win over George Foreman and could crown him heavyweight champion. He predicts Norton will lose, cites flaws in Norton's technique, and notes his own readiness to outsmart the challenger.
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NHLs Problems Debated in Merely Ice Competition
NHLPA chief Alan Eagleson cites lack of on ice competition as core issue in league finances. He criticizes the search for a new NHL president, notes only John Ziegler appeared, and urges a stable 18 month leadership with strong authority. Players push for veto power on trades, divisional realignment, and reduced travel costs.
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Bobick Brother Dies In Minnesota Auto Crash
Rodney Bobick, 25, heavyweight known as one of the Battling Bobick Brothers, died after a single vehicle crash two miles west of Bowlus Minnesota. He had just played softball and was en route to a neighboring town when his car struck a power pole and rolled over. He compiled 38 victories 7 defeats as a pro since 1972 and had sparred with Muhammad Ali. His brother Duane won a bronze in 1972 and Bobick had planned a Minneapolis St Paul card in late June.
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