Hope 3 Star Football Monday and Sunday's National Televized Games
Baltimore meets San Francisco while Buffalo faces New York Jets. Denver hosts Los Angeles and Detroit plays Minnesota. Green Bay visits Chicago with Kansas City at Pittsburgh. New England travels to Miami and New Orleans to Atlanta. New York Giants play Washington as Oakland visits Cincinnati. Philadelphia hosts Houston St. Louis at Dallas and Cleveland at San Diego on national TV p.m. EST.
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US Olympic Committee seeks new image after Munich turmoil
The USOC vows to hire a public relations firm to overhaul its image amid internal unrest and criticism tied to the Munich Games. Robert Kane warns the committee must end politicking and restore trust, following NCAA withdrawal threats and a probe scare.
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Cornhuskers Close In On Second Ranked Alabama
Nebraska moved closer to second ranked Alabama as the AP poll remained unchanged at the top. Southern Cal stayed No 1 with 40 first place votes and 978 points after routing Washington State. Alabama beat Mississippi State 58-14, while Nebraska defeated Colorado 33-10 and earned five first place votes and 797 points. Oklahoma UCLA Texas and Penn State followed in the top ten with various wins shaping the final rankings.
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Record turnout predicted in Olympic voting
In Denver and across Colorado a heated referendum on constitutional amendment No. 6 seeks to bar state spending on the 1976 Winter Games. Proponents warn of environmental damage and rising costs while opponents urge a turnout near 80 percent as voters weigh the Olympic bill and related measures.
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Razorbacks Prepare for Rice in final home game
Arkansas hosts Rice at War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock for the season finale. Kickoff is 1:00 p.m. Arkansas aims to rebound after a 10-7 SWC loss to Texas A&M while Rice hunks a 24-1 record. The game airs on the Razorback Network with Bud Campbell and Dave Smith announcing.
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Solunear Tables Solunar Periods Schedule
The schedule of Solunar Periods from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES is printed below. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Hairless to hairless: sports myths and mirror trends
A humorous, wide ranging piece on the cultural shift toward shaving and grooming in sports, noting Mark Spitz, the Oakland A's, and the Philadelphia Eagles as examples. It links hairlessness to discipline, performance, and masculinity with quotes from players and icons like Namath, Frazier, Stan Smith, Russell, and Archie Moore.
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SWC Showdown Looms as Texas Targets Baylor in Waco
Baylor coach Grant Teaff studies Texas game plan, noting the Longhorns’ power and speed, while Texas and Baylor players forecast a hard, physical clash in Saturday SWC battle at Waco. Royal cites Baylor’s fighting mood and Texas Tech hosts TCU in Lubbock with a new QB.
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Razorback Linebacker Rhodes Likely Out For Season
Fayetteville Arkansas AP reports junior linebacker Danny Rhodes probably will miss the rest of the season after injuring a big toe on the first series against Texas A&M last Saturday. Coach Broyles and Monday said Rhodes suffered the toe injury and may be unavailable for the remaining games.
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Johnny U retirement sparks Colts upset win over Patriots
Johnny Unitas, dubbed Mr. Quarterback, hinted his Baltimore tenure is over as Marty Domres earned the starting nod. The Colts snapped a four game skid with a 24-17 win over New England in Boston. Domres connected for a 17 yard TD to Tom Mitchell as Joe Thomas stressed a long term plan with Domres.
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