Tulsa Eyes Revenge at Arkansas After Aim at MVC Title
Tulsa seeks revenge for a 60-0 loss as it visits Fayetteville to face Arkansas. Tulsa endured injuries on defense and key players limited but hopes to rebound behind quarterback Steve Blount and receiver Steve Largent while Arkansas, fresh from a 20-13 defeat at Oklahoma State, is a heavy favorite. The game kicks off at 1:30 p.m.
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Nets and Nuggets Apply for NBA Admission
The New York Nets and Denver Nuggets, top ABA clubs, filed for admission to the NBA, a move that could undermine the ABA. NBA officials said applications would be investigated with possible court considerations, while lawyers met in New York to preempt suits.
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New Arkansas captains named for Tulsa game
Center Richard LaFargue and nose guard Mike Campbell were named captains for the Tulsa game. Coach Frank Broyles cited injuries to Ike Forte Teddy Barnes and Freddie Douglas doubtful. Doug Barwegen may start if needed. Tulsa returns 10 offensive starters and top receivers Jessie Greene David Powell and Steve Largent. Defensive changes: Patrick Martin starts for injured Mark Miller and Tommy Harris for Howard Sampson at cornerback.
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Gibson's final season with the Cardinals marked by decline
Bulging career highlights define Bob Gibson's 1970s arc as he battles aging and a bullpen role with St. Louis. Lou Brock teases him with a Yaz photo, while Gibson, facing retirement, endures a rough year with a 3-10 record and a 5-plus ERA. He cites fatigue, a costly divorce, and a wish to leave day-to-day baseball.
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Gibson retires after 18 years in baseball amid uncertain future
After 18 seasons and nine months per year devoted to baseball, the pitcher says he will miss the locker room but feels the time is right. He plans to travel in a new camper and hopes to do ABC color commentary, noting Don Drysdale and Bob Uecker also seek the role with other rivals for limited openings.
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Ali Hypes Move Ahead of Manila Fight with Mind Games
Muhammad Ali keeps up psychological warfare six days before the heavyweight title bout with Joe Frazier in Manila. Ali taunts his challenger with taunts and theatrical antics while Frazier shows signs of edginess and tighter training. Ali predicts an early knockout and insists he will stay cool as the crowd cheers.
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Bobkittens Trade Barbs Ahead of Last Home Game
The Bobkittens host Rogers El Dorado tonight at 7 30 p m in Hammons Stadium for their second conference game and last home contest. The 8th graders start at 6 pm. Coach Huddleston says the game will be the toughest yet and the team has shown steady improvement Rosco Clark earns top recognition as the most improved player and a key new contributor The junior teams aim to remain undefeated and draw support.
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A's clinch AL West with 13-2 win over White Sox
Oakland's victory clinched the American League West title after a tense stretch, as Reggie Jackson led the charge with two early homers to lift the defending champions over Chicago 13-2. Kansas City and Baltimore also won to stay in pennant contention.
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Solunar Tables Guide for Daily Sport Timing
Solunar Tables sourced from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these periods to maximize sport potential each day.
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No hitter busted as Wallis breaks Seaver bid at Wrigley
Damp September baseball produced a rare moment when Joe Wallis, up from the American Association, lined a single off Tom Seaver in the eighth inning to spoil a no hitter and a 1-0 Cubs win at Wrigley. Seaver, seeking his first no-hitter, discussed the near-miss after the game. Also cited are Reds over Astros 6-4 behind Rose and Concepcion, Phillies 8-1 over Pirates, Dodgers 14-6 over Padres, Expos 6-2 over Cardinals, and Braves 7-6 over Giants with Dusty Baker’s 11th-inning run.
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Baseball Standings and Results Roundup Amid Rain Delays
East and West divisions highlighted with Boston and Oakland leading, several rain postponed pairings and decisive scores mark the week. Baltimore routs Detroit 8-1, Milwaukee tops Cleveland 10-3, and Oakland advances 13-2 over Chicago as Chicago edge Philadelphia 1-0 in 11 innings.
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