Aggies Split Volleyball Doubleheader at Cameron Field House
Cameron edged Southwestern 2-0 in the second match after dropping the first 2-1. Cameron won the final set 15-6 and 15-10 to sweep the last contest. Readies for a midweek double header versus University of Science and Arts and a state tournament at Southwestern.
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Eagle Gridders Name Captains For 1975 Season
Tony Newry Larry Duggans and Art Johnson were chosen as Eisenhower captains for 1975. Newry and Duggans fueled a 16-13 win over Lawton High with 88 rushing yards and 96 receiving yards respectively while Johnson anchored the line. Also notes Fort Sill turkey shoot Sunday and Lawton Tennis Association results.
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Superdome Faces Abuse Claims By Paying Guests
The New Orleans Superdome again finds itself at the center of controversy as paying customers allege harassment and insult from uniformed staff and gatherings of youths. Mayor Landrieu rejects a public probe, urging internal review by SSI and Dome officials while noting civil rights goals.
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Trojans Hire Robinson to Lead USC Football in 1976
USC names John Robinson as head coach to replace a long time winner and Rose Bowl participant, returning from the Oakland Raiders to guide the Trojans in 1976 as McKay heads to the NFL. Mercury Morris demands more playing time or a trade after a 7 1 start with the Dolphins. Bills quarterback Joe Ferguson released after concussion.
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Ryder Cup Sparks Advice From Sam Snead in Ligonier
The writer recalls Sam Snead’s belief in reading opponents and his own game, noting how Ryder Cup matches in Ligonier Pennsylvania echoed this approach.
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Metcalfe backs Olympic reform mission in Congress
New York based former Olympic sprinter Ralph Metcalfe, serving in the House, says he is pursuing a higher duty. He notes the President urged lawmakers to order the Olympic committee for the 1976 Games. Metcalfe emphasizes respect, humility, and the link between sports and life as he serves on the President's Commission on Olympic Sports.
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Hawks Face NBA Fine Reduction and Olympic Panel Notes
A composite sports brief reports on the NBA reducing the Hawks fine for Julius Erving to 100000 after past sanctions and outlines Olympic movement discussions with Gerald Zornow Phillip Krumm and Willi Daume. It notes NCAA criticisms via Walter Byers and cites a Southwest Officials Association meeting to review test two of the basketball rules in Cameron University.
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Bombers Take No 1 In Class 4A Oklahoma Poll
Midwest City climbs to first in final Class 4A AP football poll edging Norman to replace Altus. Duncan rises to 1 in Class 3A after beating Ardmore 16-6. Ada overtakes Tulsa Kelley for No 2. Ardmore and Tulsa Kelley finish 4th and 5th with Owasso Stillwater OKC Southeast Choctaw Tahlequah in top ten. Tahlequah debuts after defeating Pryor.
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Taft Youth Gridders Sweep Fort Sill Jamboree
Taft Gridders won three championship titles at Fort Sill Indian School on Saturday as Taft Peanuts defeated Crosby Park for the title Taft Midgets beat Wilson and Ike defeated Almer West in the finals. Gregg Gilbert of Crosby Park Peanuts earned Most Valuable Player as the event drew over 2 500 fans from 22 teams.
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Five Active Gridders join Texas All-Pro Club
The Texas All-Pro squad honors 25 former and active Texas college stars chosen by statewide fan balloting. Dallas halftime ceremony during the Kansas City Dallas game honored players including Gene Upshaw Joe Greene Tommy Nobis Bill Bradley Ken Houston and more with remarks from Forrest Gregg and Bobby Layne among others.
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Norma Hill Leads Pro Bowling Meet in Fort Worth
Norma Hill leads the Met roplex Open after the first eight games with 1,677 pins. Carolyn Andersen is second at 1,632, Paula Spurrier third at 1,607, Helen Devel fourth at 1,682, and Bobby Thomas fifth at 1,564 as $60,000 is up for grabs with 24-game rounds and a 24-player elimination to the finals Friday night.
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