Irishmen favored in USC match
AP report notes USC coach John McKay calls his team a crippled young club while Notre Dame coach Dan Devine doubts their readiness. ABC-TV will televise the 47th USC-Notre Dame game. Last year USC rallied from 24-0 to beat Notre Dame 85-24.
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Herschel Nissenson
NEW York
John McKay
Southern California
Dan Devine
Notre Dame
Abc-Tv
North Carolina
Air Force
Southern Cal
USC
Anthony Davis
Trojans
Colorado
Nebraska
Husker
Tom Osborne
ASU Indians edge Cincinnati in defensive duel
Jonesboro Ark Arkansas State University beats University of Cincinnati 9 1 9. Head coach Bill Davidson notes many standouts but highlights Jimmy Liskohs fourth blocked punt of the season. Lisko's third period block set up a 26 yard return for the go ahead touchdown as the Indians seized control.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State University
Indians
University of Cincinnati
Bill Davidson Toid
Inquirer
Jimmy Lisko
Lisko
Tribe
Slay
Dan Mullen
Davidson
Dennis Brewer
Jerry Mackensturm
Mike Malham
Dick Dixon
Roy Painter
Sylvester Loving
Bill Muzik
John Lorick
Malham
ASU
Cincy
Cats
Indian Territory
Red Sox edge Reds in 12 innings to force seventh game
The Red Sox beat the Reds 7 4 in 12 innings at Fenway after rain halted play, with Carlton Fisk's walk off homer in the 12th sealing the drama. Pete Rose and other players praised the game as an all time baseball showcase, as Boston fans erupted and momentum shifted late.
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Boston
Fenway Park
Broadway
Hollywood
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Red Sox
Rose
Carlton Fisk
Fisk
Fenway
Pat Darcy
Reds
Beaton
Fred Lynn
Luis Tiant
Trant
Ken Griffey
George Foster
Salaries for NFL Officials and Sports Dossiers
Salary for NFL on field officials ranges from 325 per game for new men to 575 after 11 years with 50 increases biennially. 84 officials on staff with six per game. Super Bowl pay 1500, conference and division playoffs 1000. The piece also discusses big names, such as Gene Lipscomb dying at 31 from an overdose on May 10, 1963, and notes on Stan Smith’s career decline. It poses questions on league geography and Transcendental Meditation among athletes.
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NFL
Big Daddy Lipscomb
Jobo Higgins
Gene Lipscomb
Peroun
Big Daddy
Peedies
Timore
Colts
Joe Ain
Buddy Young
Haere Smith
Stan
Barry MacKay
Big Bucks
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Joe Campbell
Dallas
Joe Namath
Willie Stargell
Ted Simmons
T. Brown
Hastings
Ned
Bill Walton
East
India
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Parting Shot on Tennis Surface Standards
A blunt take on tennis facing headaches until a uniform playing surface is set. The piece warns against clay-like surfaces as used at Forest Hills and questions the current state of play and related issues among players and officials.
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Forest Hills
Gator Bowl hunt begins with committee trips
In Jacksonville Florida the Gator Bowl selection committee will begin its first official scouting trips this week. The schedule includes Duke versus Michigan and Illinois facing Indiana with multiple names such as Pas Slake Susie Caro and others mentioned in the scramble for ratings and potential matchups.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Patore
Duke
Michigan
Sale
Hiinois
Indiana
AP picks 1975 All-Star team as Lynn leads in votes
Fred Lynn, Boston rookie center fielder, tops AP All-Star ballots with 389 votes after a standout season including 163 runs and 106 RBIs. Greg Luzinski, Reggie Jackson, George Scott, Joe Morgan, Bill Madlock, and Larry Bowa also named. Palmer and Jones win pitching spots. Bench named catcher. Morgan and Luzinski notable NL standouts.
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Bob Greene
New York
Fred Lynn
Ken Griffey
Boston
Associated Press
Lynn
Greg Luzinaki
Philadelphia Phillies
Reggie Jackson
Oakland A's
George Scott
Milwaukee Brewers
Joe Morgan
Cincinnati
Bill Madlock
Chicago Cubs
Larry Bowa
Randy Jones
San Diego Padres
Baltimore
Jim Palmer
Morgan
Luzinaki
Scott
Bench
Ted Simmons
St. Louis Cardinals
Luzinski
Palmer
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Pan-Am basketball match with Cuba called matter of honor
In Mexico City, United States assistant coach Jud Heathcote called the Pan Am clash with Cuba a matter of honor as the U S team sought gold and morale boost. A win would nearly seal the title amid renewed U S basketball prestige after recent defeats. Other finals and swimming records highlighted the day’s schedule at the VH Pan American Games.
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Cuba
Mexico City
United States
Jud Heathcote
U.S
Solunar Tables and Conflicting Olympic Swim News
Solunar tables from Richard Alden Knight guide planning for fishing and hunting. Heathcote mentions still a chance for gold if the U S loses to Cuba amid rival losses and hopes for no violence. US swimming finals recap notes medals and record book entries with unclear names and results.
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Richard Alden Knight
Heathcote
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