East Wins Hula Bowl in First Shutout History
In the 16 0 East victory, standout runs by Collins and Pruitt keyed an 80 yard second quarter drive. East defense held Oklahoma to 123 total yards, while Don Bitterlich capped the game with three field goals, including a Hula Bowl record 46 yarder.
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North Carolina State
Dave Buckey
Purdue
Mike Pruitt
Barry Switzer
Oklahoma
Switzer
Leroy Selton
Selmon
Don Bitterlich
Temple
East
Pruit
Pruitt
Leroy Selmon
Ohio State
Cornelius Greene
Butleriich
Matt Wiliams
Rice
Joe Washington
John Sciarra
UCLA
Steve Davis
Montefusco Refuses To Move With Giants
San Francisco pitcher John Montefusco opposes moving the Giants to Toronto saying he will not go and suggesting the sale is a publicity ploy to spur local investment. Mayor Moscone and city leaders weigh lawsuits and a rival bid to keep the team in San Francisco amid a high-stakes franchise sale.
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R-N.y
Congressional Committee
Washington Senators
Texas
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Bowie Kuhn
Congressional
Washington Star
Rochester
San Diego
Jeaze Lems
Candlestick Park
Chris Spaiar
Moscone
Phoenix
Robert Lurie
Bay Area
New York
Raymond Rossi
Gaints
City Aly
Toronto’s Baseball Return Possible If Giants Sold to Toronto
AP report notes National League owners would need to approve selling the San Francisco Giants to Toronto to bring pro baseball back to the city for the first time since 1967. The piece revisits Toronto’s IL roots, attendance drops, and the 1950s boom under Jack Kent Cooke before Cooke moved teams away and local investors led by Bob Hunter and Sam Starr tried to revive baseball.
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Ariz
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Ray Kroc
San Diego Padres
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Bob Hunter
Sam Starr
Maple Leaf Stadium
Jack Kent Cooke
Cooke
Los Angeles
Kings
National Hockey League
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Hunter and Starr
Une
Sparky Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Dick Williams
Oakland A’s
Hunter-Starr
Ashe Advances to Finals in 64 000 World Championship
Arthur Ashe reaches the final of the 64 000 World Championship Tennis tournament to face Andrew Pattison of Rhodesia for the 17 000 prize. Pattison beat Cliff Drysdale 3 0 4 in an earlier upset as Dent fell 2 75 in 63 minutes. Ashe won 6 2 6 1 over Dent after beating Hewitt and Metroveli, saying a tough second set helps prepare for the final.
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Andrew Pattison
Rhodesia
Pattison
Cliff Drysdale
Drysdale
Lakeway
Tyne
Phil Dent
Bob Hewitt
Alex Metroveli
Dent dL
Dent
Evert Goolagong Triumph In Women's Tennis Tourney
In Austin, Chris Evert defeated Martina Navratilova 9 3 in the semifinals of the World Series of Women's Tennis, earning a final against Evonne Goolagong. Goolagong beat Virginia Wade 7 5 0 to reach the final, as windy conditions and nerves affected play.
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Chris Evert
Martina Navratiova
Miss Evert
U.S
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Ms. Goolagong
Virginia Wade
Miss Navratisova
Miss Navratilova
Miss Elvert
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