Crampton to challenge Nicklaus in Walt Disney Open
Australian Bruce Crampton must finish high to overtake Jack Nicklaus in the Walt Disney World Open, a $180,000 money list event at Disney World. Nicklaus seeks a third straight money title and a record sixth tourneys this season, with Looming names like Crenshaw Snead Wadkins Barber and Weiskopf absent or limited.
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Crampton
Nicklaus
Bos Green
Associated Press
Lake Buena Vista
Fla
FAP
Bruce Crampton
Jack Nicklaus
Magic Kingdom
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Tormmy Aa
Ron
Johnny Miller
Spain
Disney World
Ben Crenshaw
Sam Snead
Miller Barber
Lanny Wadkins
Hughes Sports Network
Tennessee State Wins No 1 In College Division Grid
Tennessee State finishes the regular season ranked No 1 among college division football teams. The Tigers, 10-0, will not enter the playoffs due to post-season eligibility rules, as Western Kentucky Louisiana Tech and Wittenberg join post-season contenders.
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Tennessee State
Associated Press
Tigers
Western Kentucky
Louisiana Tech
Wittenberg
Elon
Wit
Tenberg
National Association of Intercollgiate
Boise State
Abilene Christian
Langston
Delaware
Grambling
Hawaii
Baltimore AHL Officials Stand Against WHA Franchise
Baltimore AHL leaders said they would oppose the WHA plan to place a team in the city. Clippers president Embry and board chair Krieger cited an exclusive Civic Center lease, warning two clubs would be a deadly move.
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Baltimore
AHL
City
American Hockey League
World Hockey Association
William Donald Schaefer
Clippers
Robert C
Jake’ Embry
Zanvyl Krieger
Civic Center
Embry
WHA
Krieger
Dennis Murphy
New Jersey Knights
NHL
Abe Pollin
Schedied
Larfo
Pollin
Capital Bullets
National Basketball Association
Capital Arena
Largo
Murphy
New York Golden Blades
Cherry Hill
Baltimore Civic Center
New Jersey
Bouling Results At Recreation Center Event
A crowded bowling results page lists numerous players and teams with scores across groups including Riverside, Murphy Motors, Shoney’s, Sunbeam, and Sparks. Names such as Gauldin, Campbell, Piatt, Wier, and Peck appear amid club and independent entries, with several in the 100s and 200s, reflecting a large local competition with multiple standings and team affiliations.
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Recreation Center
Marrow
Gauldin
Campbell i
Wier
AL Riverside
Southern Bell
Murphy Motors
Janes
the Things
Sparks
Peterson Chas Slop-Shop
Gunnell
Pepper J—Rik CK
Pigg
Shoney's
Sunbeam
Winfield
Draviel
Tantutls & Ca
Sowers Fura
Leagan —Conney
Pive Devi Gammon
Aderson
Tamson
Compton
Charcoal Hause t-Wyatt
Barbee Fabrics Sparks
Cablevision
Gibson
Arthur
Wrenn Yeats
Dorsett
Starmont
Travelers
Tuck
Brown
Champs
Klardy's
Oberlin coach censured for fielding women in men’s race
The Ohio Conference faulted Oberlin coach Dick Michaels for using two coeds in a cross country meet against Ohio Wesleyan. The case follows a prior censure for women competing in a conference swimming event. Michaels claimed the coeds were exhibition runners and not counted in team scoring. Conference officials said the rule banning women in any sport was violated and that Oberlin publicized the issue.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Conference
Oberlin
Dick Michaels
Ohio Wesleyan University
Bob Strimer
Michaels
Mike Cleary
Ohio Wesleyan
Cleary
Jack Scntt
UNC Coach Bill Dooley keynote at GWFootball banquet
University of North Carolina head coach Bill Dooley spoke at the GWFootball banquet with J. H. Kernodle introducing him. Bob Wiles acted as master of ceremonies for the event.
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Bill Dooley
University of North Carolina
J. H. Kernodle
Bob Wiles
M.C
Dolphins Get Early Look At Steelers
Miami coach Don Shula begins prep for the Dolphins playoff run as they host the Pittsburgh Steelers. Miami has clinched the Eastern title at 10-1 and may face a West winner as a wild card, with Shula noting a possible Dec 16 foe and an extra workout day before the playoff.
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Jown R
Skinner
Associated Press
Miami Fap
Don Shula
Miami Dolphins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Steelers
Dolphins
Shula
Denver
Miami
Pittsburgh
Bob Griese
Steeler
Paul Warfield
Ohio State Lands Eight On All Big Ten Honors
Rose Bowl bound Ohio State dominated the AP All Big Ten selections with eight berths as Michigan secured five spots. The Buckeyes led by Kirk Gibson? No. Wait. Archie Griffin Neal Colzie and Randy Gradishar head a strong OSU contingent alongside five defensive spots and three on offense. Michigan placed three offensive and two defensive selections with notable names like Dale Gallagher and Dennis Franklin earning top honors. Other schools Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin Northwestern each claimed two positions while Iowa had one.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Kia State
Buckeye
John Hicks
Randy Gradishar
Archie Griffin
Neal Colzie
Dale Gallagher
Bils Marek
Dennis Franklin
Callarhond
Ed Shuttlesworth
Steve Craig
Brian Rollins
Hicks
Keith Fahnhorst
Jim Kregel
Mike Hoban
Mike Webster
van DeCree
Pete Cusick
Gallagher
Steve Neils
Octavus Morgan
Gradishar
Rick Middleton
Mike Varty
Colzie
Dave Brown
Mike Gow
Ilinois
49ers Discover Running Game Powers Up in Victory
San Francisco 49ers argue a run-focused approach can replace reliance on veteran John Brodie. Monday’s 20-6 win over Green Bay highlighted improved ground attack as Vic Washington rushed behind a stout line, snapping a four-game skid to move to 4-7. Guard Wendy Peoples praised the run blocking and suggested a turning point for the team.
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San Francisco
John Brodie
San Francisco 49Ers
Green Bay
Packer
49Ers
Wendy Peoples
Vic Washington
Minnesota
Ders
Falcons defense labeled dirtiest in league by Bell
Eddie Bell of the Jets blasted the Atlanta Falcons after a 28 20 defeat, accusing cornerbacks Ken Reaves Clarence Ellis and Tom Hayes of malicious hits and intimidation against Jets receivers. He alleged repeated blows to the back of the head and mid pattern contact, saying such tactics aim to unsettle receivers. Bell noted the team's overall aggressive play, including Rich Caster Claude Humphrey and Jerome Barkum, while reflecting on his own vulnerability as a smaller player. He called for fair play and questioned referees' tolerance for rough conduct.
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NEW York
Atlanta Falcons
National Football League
Eddie Bell
New York Jets
Ken Reaves
Clarence Ellis
Tom Hayes
Bell
Falcons
Jets
Reaves
Rich Caster
Claude Humphrey
Jerome Barkum
Inebacker
Tommy Nobis
Barkum
Caster
Unclear basketball scoreboard entry from LAU recreation center
Fragmentary score line shows names such as Loran, Pipe Shop, Rowwell, Ferrell, Bryant, Adon and Tw. The entry appears to record a game at the LAU recreation center with a finish line noted as 5 finish, but many words are garbled.
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LAU Rcreation Center
Loran Pipe Shop
Rowwell
Srilligins
Booth & Rel Eggtite
Ferrell
AI — Bryant
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Boston Red Sox
Darrell Johnson
Boston
Morgan
Charleston
W. Va
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Daly
J.H. Crawford
WBTM
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Rocky Fletcher
John Sauerback
Richard Wells
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John Stephanos
Kinser
Sonny Wall
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Memorial Hospital
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Cleveland
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Gran Torino
R&h
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Tallahassee
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Jacksonville
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Detroit
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U.S. District Court
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Ypsilanti, Mich
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Michigan State
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Michiga State
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Danville Bandag Inc
Riverside Drive
Waamaasasaaals
Edward
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