North Texas Back Rick Shaw Named Offensive Player of the Week
Sophomore Rick Shaw led North Texas to a stunning upset of Louisville and earned the Valley Conference Offensive Player of the Week. He directed two touchdown drives, threw for 136 yards with a 21-yard pass, and scored a two-yard TD as North Texas notched its first win of the season.
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Rice Coach Flunked His Psychology
Rice coach Bill Peterson questions his methods as he rebuilds the Owls to a 1-4 record using motivation over fear. He handed players questionnaires on goals and strengths, then shifted to full pads after a 16-10 loss to Southern Methodist. Peterson warns a tough weekend against the Horns, stressing attention to little details and mental drive.
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State Coach Means Over Injuries
Arkansas State Coach Bill Davidson said injuries to the team could hurt preparations for Saturday's game with Abilene Christian in Little Rock. Offensive tackle Dave Ruebsam and defensive end Rich Bone are doubtful, while linebacker Butch Murray is listed as ready despite a strained knee from last week's 28-27 loss to Louisiana Tech. The Tribe practiced in shorts and headgear.
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Bing Eyes Ophthalmic Repair Ends Hope Of Immediate Return
Detroit Pistons guard Dave Bing undergoes retina reattachment surgery after a October injury. Doctors say vision may take months to assess and a full return could be six to eight weeks, with Jimmy Walker stepping up in his absence. Bing remains optimistic about a possible comeback.
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Bullets Hope to Have Clark in Lineup Tonight in Boston
The Baltimore Bullets aim to include guard Archie Clark in the Boston game. Coach Gene Shue says the move is to improve consistency after acquiring Clark late in the 1974 season from Philadelphia for cash and a second round pick.
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Dooley Moves In With His QB Amid Bears Shakeup
Chicago Bears coach Jim Dooley announces he will move in with quarterback Bobby Douglass after Nix's wrist injury and Concannon's season ending knee surgery. He states the plan to live with Douglass, study film, and set the team mindset, though he has not yet informed his wife.
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Even Buffaloes Don't Like It
A mixed page item notes a Marshall University mascot buffalo Marco escaped a cage during a football game to sample artificial turf, prompting humorous reflection. The column also references college basketball and football figures and a soybean variety demonstration in Hempstead County, Arkansas with extension service cooperation and 1972 release considerations.
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Artificial turf debate stirs NFL players and fans
A tongue in cheek critique laments artificial turf’s impact on athletes and the game. The piece contrasts turf discomfort with broader concerns about technology shaping sports, noting NFL players association calls for study before further installations. It cites injuries among John Mackey, Dave Parks, Gale Sayers, and Alex Karras as examples.
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World Series Pause Sparks Short Sports Note
AP reports a single major league game Sunday with Pittsburgh beating Baltimore 2-1. Allen Slate of KNX notes the long World Series coverage but highlights the lone contest for the day in Southern California broadcasts.
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