Dodgers The Class Of A Storied Franchise
A veteran observer praises Walter O\\'Malley and the Dodgers organization for steady leadership and prudent talent acquisition. The piece contrasts Dodgers stability with rivals, noting executives, star players like Koufax and Drysdale, and a long-term plan that built a cornerstone community team. It highlights O\\'Malley era transitions to Peter and the club\\'s enduring appeal and management philosophy.
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Redskins Rally Past Broncos In NEC Clash Upset
Washington quarterback George Theismann led a late drive after Jim Torney’s field goal and a Duane Thomas one yard TD capped by Theismann’s completion spree. Denver’s only score came on a field goal as Washington prevailed to tie for second in the NEC 1st Division behind St. Louis.
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Rams and media talk blend of football, fans and figures
Disjointed notes cover Rams exhibitions and media critique. Commentators discuss TV sports power, Lions Club speaker Wayne Howard, and a rambling mix of players, scores, and ideas on performance and leadership.
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One Year Flight Mixups and a Missing in Action List
The account recalls Colts travelers flying from Green Bay to New York instead of Baltimore and back home by bus. The Rams diverted from New York to California ending in Ontario after 244 hours and 20 minutes waiting for a ramp and buses to LAX. Pete Rundle had them listed as missing in action before they rejoined the usual monthly practice.
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Dodgers Fall Short In Narrow Baseball Setback
Dodgers lose to Astros as errors and missed rallies haunt their offense. Key moment. Greg Gross throws out Buckner at home, altering a potential big inning. Houston builds lead with Dengler Dierker Watson and May scoring across the fourth and fifth innings, while Dodgers salvage a late run on Mota’s single.
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Ohio State Maintains Pole Position In AP Poll
Ohio State holds first favoritis, defeating SMU 28-2 to retain top rank in AP and broadcasting polls. UP I coaches rank shows USC in top ten. Other shifts see Notre Dame and Wisconsin tumble. Oklahoma, Alabama, Michigan, Texas A&M enter first five while several teams exit the top spots.
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New pacts for Gomez Clyde King and staff
Clyde King and Preston Gomez were rehired as managers of the Milwaukee and Houston baseball teams. King had his temporary contract extended through the 1976 season. Houston general manager Spec Richardson absolved Gomez of blame for the club's fourth place finish. Also rehired with Gomez were his coaching staff: Roger Craig, Grady Halton, Hub Kittle and Rod Lites. The Long Beach City College baseball club meets tonight at 7:30 in the Helm and Kyes Room.
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Colts Fire Coach After Sideline Blowup With Irsay
Baltimore Colts general manager Joe Kansas took over as head coach after a 30 10 loss to Philadelphia. Coach Schnellenberger refused to bench quarterback Jones despite urging from owner Irsay, saying a head coach must have authority. Irsay described as a sideline owner who knows little about football, prompting dismissal and a call for unity to salvage the season.
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