Wilt Chamberlain Sues NBA Over Reserve Clause
Wilt Chamberlain files a U.S. District Court suit charging the National Basketball Association the Los Angeles Lakers and other NBA teams conspired to bar him from joining the New York Knicks. He alleges violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act and claims the NBA option coerces players to sign with their team owners. The 7-1 former star played 14 NBA seasons, last five with the Lakers, and later coached the ABA’s San Diego Conquistadors in 1973-74.
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Eagles fire coach Mike McCormack after 4-10 season
Philadelphia owner Leonard Tose announced at a noon news conference that Mike McCormack will not have his contract renewed after the Eagles finished 4-10. Tose cited personal regret and independent judgment based on the club’s non-lost record, asserting drastic differences in autonomy during his three years.
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Bettors cash big exacta at Bay Meadows on Monday
Bay Meadows in San Mateo California saw twenty two bettors win the seventh race exacta worth 4971 dollars the meeting high payout. Two tickets on the 11 10 exacta each with ten dollars staked paid 9942 dollars. Thelma D. won the six furlong claiming race under apprentice Roberto Gonzalez for 28 20 straight while Sand Storm ridden by Jack Leonard paid 28 to place as a 36 1 longshot.
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Turnbull’s birthday goal lifts Maple Leafs past Kings
Ian Turnbull scored a 22nd birthday winner for Toronto with 3:25 left, lifting the Maple Leafs to a 4-4 comeback tie against the Los Angeles Kings. Don Kozak and Errol Thompson had Toronto goals as they trailed 2-0 after two periods.
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Valley bowling week features high series and scores across leagues
Sheryl Andrew and Ron Hansen led weekly totals at Lompoc Valley Bowl. Andrew posted a 610 series in Ginkey Trio and 231 game in Friday Blue Chip. Hansen registered a 646 series in Merchants Handicap with 245 and 218 games. Nasato bowled 256 for high men’s game in Ladies and Gents. Other notable scores include Sumter 222, Nagle 220, Hall 192, and numerous weekly lines across Tuesday Trio, American Legion, Early Risers, and more.
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Raiders face Bengals with four linemen after KC win
Oakland improved to 11 3 by beating Kansas City 28 20 but lost defensive end Tony Cline to a knee strain and may be doubtful for the playoffs. Linebacker Gerald Irons called the injury a big loss as Oakland plans orange defense with three down linemen and four linebackers. George Blanda became the first pro to top 2 000 points with 2 002. Pete Banaszak scored three times.
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Paterno May Jump to Pro Football in 1977 Rumor
The column reports rumors Penn State coach Joe Paterno may pursue a NFL coaching career in 1977 after aiming for another college title in 1976. It notes prior rebuffed pro interest and cites an informant who credits Paterno’s decision to winning a collegiate crown.
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VAFB runner wins Southern Pacific AAU 25K
John Jones of Vandenberg AFB won the Southern Pacific Association AAU 25 kilometer championship at Mission Bay San Diego clocking 1 hour 20 minutes 58 seconds. Two other VAFB runners placed high with Doug Schmenk fourth in 1 24 09 and Larry Reyes seventh in 1 25 25.
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Keeping fish fresh with stringers and licenses in season
The piece advises keeping fish alive on a long stringer to preserve freshness and avoid surface exposure. It lists 1976 fishing licenses and stamps, colorfully detailing prices and eligibility, plus local fishing reports from Santa Barbara and surrounding lakes and streams.
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