Paul Blair's 1970 Comeback Season Inspires Quiet Resolve
Orioles centerfielder Paul Blair recalls a near losing eye injury on May 31 1970 in Anaheim. He returned to a strong season finishing with 18 home runs 65 RBIs 24 stolen bases and a 267 average then starred in the World Series with a .474 mark.
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Carolina Sun Devils Triumph in Peach Bowl Thriller
Arizona State defeats North Carolina 48 26 as Monroe Eley stars with 173 rushing yards and 2 touchdowns in snow disrupted Peach Bowl action. Don McCauley racks up 143 yards and 3 TDs for UNC before halftime, while Paul Miller exits with a concussion and the Tar Heels fade after the break.
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Coach Webster Redefines Giants Offense With Tarkenton Free Rein
Murray Olderman analyzes Alex Webster's laissez faire coaching style with Fran Tarkenton guiding the New York Giants. The team surged from a rough start to nine wins in 10 games, using a dynamic, highly engineered offense and frequent player motion to overhaul strategy.
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Freeman Named to CIF All Southern California Football Team
The United Savings Helms Athletic Foundation announces its 34th annual all star selections with players from Temple City St. Genevieve Rosamond Santa Ynez and others. Mushinski Cobb Johnson Swenson and Freeman earn Player of the Year honors in their divisions. Bruce Levert named division MVP with 2520 total offensive yards and 40 touchdowns. Fairly signs with Montreal for 1971 season.
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Fairbanks Embraces Royals Wishbone In Bowl Tactics
Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks adopts the Wishbone T offense after consulting with Texas coach Darrell Royal. The Sooners, 7-4, face Alabama in the Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl as Bryant seeks to counter with a Tide defense facing a new look. Auburn, Ohio State, Nebraska, Tennessee, Texas, and LSU also highlighted in bowl picks.
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Hancock to Host Holiday Decathlon at Allan Hancock College
The Central Coast Track and Field Assn. hosts its second annual Holiday Decathlon Championships at Allan Hancock College this weekend. Open class features Kenny Kring. defending open champ Rory Kenward absent studying in Germany. Last year Kring won prep title. entrants include Proctor Wedman Phelps Shelly Long Arnold and more. $2 entry. top three earn awards in each division.
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Hardman coins nickname for 49ers after playoff win
San Francisco rookie defensive end Cedrick Hardman earns a nickname after the Forty Niners upset the Minnesota Vikings 17-14 in the NFC playoffs. Hardman, returning to the West Coast from Bloomington, Minn., is described as a practical thinker.
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Bruins Rally Past Rangers in 6 2 Victory
Boston Bruins erased a 2-0 deficit in the second period to beat the Minnesota North Stars 6-2. Esposito Westfall and MacKenzie tied it before third period goals by Orr Bucyk and Esposito sealed the win as Boston moved within a point of the idle New York Rangers for first in the East.
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