Morton Gillette handles Dallas comeback bid
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton, a veteran tied to the Cowboys after a season of benching behind Roger Staubach, contemplates his future and vows to stay in Dallas. He notes a two-quarterback path can win a Super Bowl and credits the layoff with rebuilding his arm and resolve.
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Cowboys Turn To Morton In Staubach Absence
Craig Morton, long seen as backup, leads Dallas as Staubach’s injury sidelines him. Coach Landry notes a needed offense reshaping while Morton adapts to calling plays through tight end messengers. Morton emphasizes consistency as Dallas aims for another title run.
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Twilight zone again as Reds edge A's in World Series game
Cincinnati pitcher Jack Billingham blanked Oakland through eight and a third, then Clay Carroll preserved a 1-0 lead in the ninth. Tony Perez hustled home on a soggy field when Bert Campaneris botched the relay, giving Cincinnati the win and a 2-1 series edge as John Odom struck out 11 for Oakland before the decisive run.
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Reds relief in tense 1-0 win at Oakland
Cincinnati outlasted Oakland 1-0 as Johnny Bench complained of umpiring calls. He struck out three times and drew criticism over a first base jam, but the Reds escaped a bases loaded situation with a double play. Bench said the low scoring games pressured him for power.
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A's blame acoustics after fatal seventh inning run
Oakland Athletics blamed poor acoustics for a disputed seventh inning play that allowed Cincinnati Reds to win game three of the World Series. Ceasar Geronimo singled up the middle as Tony Perez started running from second. miscommunication led to Perez being left stranded. Manager Dick Williams defended his club, noting strong pitching and optimism for the next game as Odom and Billingham delivered solid outings.
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Razorbacks Face Texas Clash Contender Rhodes Confident
Danny Rhodes speaks of Arkansas readiness for the Texas Longhorns game. He stresses staying focused despite praise, notes his All-America prep roots in Brazosport, and recalls rivalry hype with Texas. Rhodes admits room for improvement in tackling as Arkansas wins stay close and pressure rises.
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WBC gives 48 hour limit for heavyweight title bout
The World Boxing Commission ordered Joe Frazier and George Foreman to fix a date within 48 hours. If ignored, Foreman could lose No 1 challenger status while Muhammad Ali gains leverage. Frazier opposes Foreman’s financial terms, while the WBC says Frazier must defend his crown after more than a year without a recognized challenger.
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Colts start youth movement with Unitas remaining
The Baltimore Colts announce a youth movement after firing coach Don McCafferty. Marty Domres will start at quarterback with 39 year old Johnny Unitas benched for Sunday's game against the Jets, while rookies and second year playersreceive increased roles amid injuries.
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Cougars Top Colonels In ABA Thriller
Billy Cunningham led the undefeated Cougars past the Kentucky Colonels 106 to 108 after a late 2-point deficit. He totaled 25 points 15 rebounds and eight assists with 17 points and seven boards in the fourth quarter. Other ABA results: Memphis Tams 90 over Dallas 98 Indiana 107 over Utah 103 Denver 115 over Virginia 109.
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Perry's first rout leads Williamson A triumph
In last night’s games at Goa the USAT BD 4t 7:00 Perry’s beat Williamson A 48 gy led by Massanelli with 33 and 15 for Williamson A. Jordan scored 17 and Pipkins 11 for the losers. In the 8:30 p.m. game Anderson Frazier defeated Young American 103 to 65. Dudley and Mark led Anderson Frazier with 37 and 20. Brown had 19 for the losers. Next Thursday October 19 Anderson Frazier meets Butane Gas at 7:00 and Perry’s vs Davis Discount at 8:30.
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Fullback search may be over
Arkansas saga on the hunt for a fullback ends with Jon Richardson winning the lead role after trials spanning spring 1971 through the season. The narrative covered multiple players including Garber DeBorde Jenkins Saint and others, highlighting toe injuries, position switches and key game yardage as Frank Broyles stressed the fullback's impact to the Razorbacks' attack. Army opens fall practice with 128 candidates under Coach Tom Cahill.
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