Bobick Wins Unimpressive Showdown at Aladdin
Great White Hope Duane Bobick remains undefeated at 38-0 after a 10 round unanimous decision over Fred Houpe at the Aladdin Hotel Theatre for the Reforming Arts. The crowd of about 4,500 watched Quarry outbox Bethea in the co feature as Bobick fought cautiously, eyeing a future title shot while Houpe fought hard to the final bell.
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New York
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Great Britain
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Insolo Leads 24 in 150-Lap NASCAR at Craig Road
Jimmy Insolo powered a 1976 Camaro to a 15.05 second pole in Sunday’s 150 lap NASCAR Championship main at Craig Road Speedway California. Roy Jackson and Phil Hayes joined the top six, with others including Don Harper Jim Thirkettle and Oren Prosser shaping the field for the 24-car race worth 3333 to the winner.
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Trojans Rally to Defeat Cal 20-6 as Bell Struggles
USC stayed unbeaten in six by stifling Cal's offense and limiting Ricky Bell to 74 yards on 24 carries. Freshman Charles White relieved Bell in the third quarter as Vince Evans scored twice and Randy Simmrin hauled in a 55 yard strike to spark the drive. California's Jim Breech kicked two field goals but the Bears suffered a third straight Pac-8 loss.
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UNLV Dominates Cal Poly in Las Vegas Show of Strength
UNLV crushed Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 28 10 at Las Vegas Stadium to move to 6 2 with three home games left. Kenny Bowles returned the opening kickoff 74 yards for a touchdown and Raymond Strong sealed the win with a 74 yard run. Quarterback Glenn Carano threw eight interceptions this season and fewer pass attempts than in any game this year.
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Brown's Rushing Puts Bruins Past Washington
Theotis Brown rushed for 220 yards and scored three touchdowns to lift third ranked UCLA to a 30-21 win at Washington. Brown’s 29 15 and 51 yard TD runs and a 51 yard burst sealed the Pac-8 victory as UCLA improved to 7-0-1, sharing the lead with USC in the Rose Bowl race. Washington falls to 4-4, 2-2 in league.
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TV Schedule Highlights for Sunday and Monday
Listings show NFL games across channels including San Diego at Pittsburgh on Channel 3 and Minnesota at Chicago on Channel 8. Additional matchups include Dallas at Washington on Channel 8 and Houston at Baltimore on Channel 13, plus Rebel Closeup and Rebel Report on Channel 8 and 3.
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Balance Of Power Shifts In NFL At Midseason
NFL balance shifts as AFC teams like Baltimore New England and Cleveland rise in standings while San Francisco leads the NFC West. The 49ers defense dominates with 67 sacks tied for league best, and key games loom including Dallas at Washington and San Francisco versus St. Louis as Staubach mends and Theismann Kilmer decisions loom.
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