Chargers snap skid in upset of Chiefs 28 20
San Diego ends an 11 game losing streak by beating Kansas City 28 20 despite late injuries to the Chiefs. Len Dawson left with a fractured bone in his right thumb as San Diego climbs in the Bottom Ten standings behind a rookie laden roster. Offensive backfield earns week honors for San Francisco after a 7.1 yard per carry game against Houston.
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Green Bay Arrives in Palm Springs Before Rams Clash
The Green Bay Packers landed in Palm Springs to prepare for a Rams game at the Coliseum. Travel delays from a United Airlines strike forced a Sunday layover in Bloomington after a 24-3 loss to Minnesota, nudging schedule changes for NFL teams and noting John Hadl’s return for Green Bay.
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Lenzen Leads LBCC In Contested Valley Tournament Return
Brian Lenzen, guard forward for Long Beach City College, earned a berth on the all Ante lope Valley Basketball Tournament team as LBCC won the tournament. Lenzen, 6-3, 185, developed into a key scorer and versatile option, finishing with 15.4 points per game and a 57 percent field goal rate. The Vikings posted a 56 percent team shooting and Lenzen cited the joy of team success and his struggle to move from starter to bench role. The article notes his late rise after a slow start in the 1974-75 season and highlights a sequence of 75-73 win over Bakersfield and a 22-point game against Valley.
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Coaches urged to quit NCAA over traveling squad rules
Ball State athletic director Ray Louthen slammed Bear Bryant and Bobby Knight for suing against NCAA limits on travel squads. He said if they dislike the rules they should leave the NCAA. He warned lawsuits could force courts to decide how programs run.
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Kalbus Tops Prep Poloists in All-City Honor
Wilson High senior Randy Kalbus was named player of the year on the All-City water polo team chosen by Moore League coaches. Kalbus earned the honor across his sophomore to senior seasons, as Wilson, Lakewood, Jordan, Millikan and Poly placed multiple players on the 11-man squad and second team selections.
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Pro grid briefs highlight knee surgeries and trades
Lions coach Dick Jauron underwent knee surgery becoming Detroit’s 10th knee case and 13th starter out. Eagles Bill ck operated on for cartilage removal. Giants Billy a had left knee cartilage removal. Nets Matt Guokas traded to Kansas City for No 3 1976 pick and No 2 1977 pick.
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