Cowboys Ride Herd on Lions in Pontiac Showdown
In a Monday night clash at Pontiac's new domed stadium, the Dallas Cowboys overwhelmed the Detroit Lions 36 10 to surge to 3 0 atop the Eastern Division. Staubach directed a high powered attack as Pearson and Young produced key plays, while Lions quarterback Greg Landry was pressured into multiple sacks by Jethro Pugh and Dallas’ defense.
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Casey Stengel eulogized as beloved baseball figure
At his Glendale funeral Casey Stengel was praised by Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn as more than great and total, a man who made more friends for baseball than anyone. President Ford sent condolences. Longtime friends and Hall of Famers attended as ministers noted his distinctive Stengelese and his unpunctuated speech.
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Montreal Olympic timeline tight but on track for 1976
IOC officials say water will be in the pool by Feb 15 and track laid by early June. Montreal expects to open the games on July 17 with the retractable roof stadium and 552 foot tower completed. Officials from COJO and Mayor Drapeau pledge on time readiness amid concerns over derricks and construction logistics.
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Hope JV Loses 8-0 to Camden at Hammons Stadium
Hope Junior Varsity dropped their fourth loss of the year 8-0 to Camden in J.V. action Monday night at Hammons Stadium. Camden scored in the first quarter on a 60 yard drive after 12 plays as Hope threatened three times but had five interceptions. Next game is a Home contest against Prescott at 7:00 p.m.
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Bonds Murcer swap sparks debates among fans
Readers duel over who benefited more from the Bonds for Murcer trade with Giants and Yankees. Others question Raiders jersey numbering, women's pro basketball viability, and a controversial umpiring interference call.
Murray Olderman Answers Your NFL Questions
Sports columnist Murray Olderman invites readers to mail questions about NFL life and the psyche. He notes he cannot answer every query but will review the most interesting and evaluate them in this column.
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U of A Marching Band to perform in Hope Friday night
The University of Arkansas Marching Band will travel Friday October 10 to Waco Texas for the Southwest Conference game against Baylor Bears. They will stop in Hope Arkansas for a halftime appearance at the Hope and Crossett High School game. The 160 man unit includes a 14 man percussion group and a 12 man flag unit. Renowned baton twirler Jim Fisher joins in.
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A's face do-or-die game in Boston series
Oakland battles to stave off elimination as Ken Holtzman starts on two days rest against the Red Sox. Alvin Dark sacrifices rotation, choosing his ace over Bosman while Boston scouts the champs looming 2-0 deficit in the best-of-five.
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Clemson Hit With Three Year Probation By NCAA
Kansas City AP Clemson University basketball program received three years probation after about 50 rule violations, mostly illegal recruiting. Football got a public reprimand. Violations spanned several years under former head coach Tate Locke, now with Buffalo Braves. Institution pledges future compliance.
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Solunar Tables Plan Fishing and Hunting Times
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days around peak fishing and hunting windows for optimal sport potential. The schedule highlights daily periods when game activity is likeliest to be highest.
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Broyles positive on film for Razorbacks after TCU win
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says film of the 19-8 victory over Texas Christian University will help the Razorbacks fix minor service stoppages in drives before Baylor. He praises R. C. Theilmann Ike Forte and Jerry Eckwood for key plays and notes Baylor's strong balanced offense and tough defense. He credits defensive effort but cites mental mistakes as the main area for improvement.
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