NFL Owners Offer Six Point Plan To End Patriots Strike
NFL owners proposed a six point plan allowing the New England Patriots to return to practice. The offer includes a temporary no lockout period, a full proposal for a new labor deal by Sept 25, and assurances against reprisals for players actions before Sept 16 1975. Ed Garvey would not back the plan but would present it to players for a vote.
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Collie earns first start for Cameron Aggies at QB
Archie Collie, MacArthur High graduate, will start at quarterback for Cameron in place of injured Vince Hobbs. Hobbs broke a collarbone last week and Les Warner left with a shoulder dislocation, leaving Collie to guide Cameron versus Emporia State of Kansas. The freshman impressed in limited action, drove Cameron into field goal range, and eyes a full extension of the offense as he warms up ahead of the game.
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Pitt Quickness Worries Switzer Before Sooner Clash
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer warns Pitt will attack with high speed and quickness as the Sooners prepare to host Pittsburgh in Norman. He cites runners Tony Dorsett Elliot Walker and quarterback Robert Haygood and notes potential changes if Steve Davis cannot start.
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Hartline seeks fixes as Highlander fate hangs in air
Highlander coach Ronnie Hartline battles a rare 0-2 start at MacArthur with Ada and Eisenhower looming. He weighs sticking with the wishbone and split six while stressing fundamentals and a reshuffled lineup to boost a stalled offense.
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Devine Returns As A Winner In Notre Dame Start
Foxboro Massachusetts AP Dan Devine returns as Notre Dame head coach in a 17 3 season opener win over Boston College at Schaefer Stadium. Ross Browner and Jim Browner lead a stout defense while Al Hunter breaks through for an insurance touchdown as the Irish shake off rust and pressure in the debut of Devine’s second era.
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Ardmore Jumps Into No. 1 Spot in Oklahoma Poll
Ardmore rises to the top of the Oklahoma high school football poll in Class 3A after a 35-0 win over Durant. The rankings show Ada, Altus, Midwest City and Bristow holding or contesting top spots across classes with several close games and shifting positions.
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Conover Uses Card Draw To Pick Quarterback At Rice
Rice coach Al Conover employed a deck of cards to choose between Tommy Kramer and Claude Reed before a season opener, Kramer winning with the queen of clubs as Rice upset Houston 24-7. injuries to James Sykes and Randy Piel will sideline them three weeks, while John Coleman gained 143 rushing yards and earned the Gray Ghost award despite no receptions.
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