Redskins stay unbeaten with 22 13 win over Oilers
Washington's veteran defense held Houston to two touchdowns as the Redskins won their fourth straight. Ron McDole, 290 pounds, intercepted Charley Johnson and returned 18 yards for a score. Curt Knight added five field goals setting a club mark.
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Hancock College falls to College of Sequoias 16 7
College of Sequoias overruns Hancock 16 7 after a 7 0 halftime lead as COS defends the pre conference crown. Hancock gains 361 yards to COS 122 but fails to score in the second half, with keys plays by Johnny Gray and a 59 yard kickoff return setting up the first points.
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Orioles Seek 2-0 Series Lead in Rain-Delayed Game Two
Orioles right hander Jim Palmer opposes Pirates ace Bob Johnson in the second game of the World Series after a rain postponement favored Baltimore. Officials announced a 1 p.m. EDT start with Memorial Stadium field conditions noted as a key factor. Pat Dobson was slated for the third game with Dave McNally to follow, as Baltimore eyes a 16th straight win and a 2-0 Series edge.
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Lonborg Scott Headline Shakeup Sends Stars to Brewers
Baseball trades ripple as Billy Conigliaro George Scott and Jim Lonborg move from Boston to Milwaukee in a 10 player swap with Lew Krausse Pat Skrable Tommy Harper Marty Pattin joining Boston.
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Blood glamor and violence drive pro football on television
TV has transformed pro football into a dominant entertainment force worth over 150 million in 1971 network sports spending. The piece charts football’s rise from penny salaries in the 1920s to today’s multi-million TV revenues, 26 NFL franchises, and the merger era, noting the sport’s mainstream appeal and cultural reach.
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