New Equipment May Cause Injury at MSU on Synthetic Turf
East Lansing Michigan State University faced more football injuries this season while playing on artificial turf. Dr Lawrence Jarrett attributes faster speeds and harder collisions to modern gear and field, noting 13 of 26 injuries ended seasons. He cites better cleats and tighter uniforms as factors and advocates possibly returning to leather helmets without face masks.
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Hannum Protests Atlanta's Uniforms in NBA clash
San Diego coach Alex Hannum protested Atlanta's 128-117 win after Hawks wore dark uniforms similar to the Rockets. He argued lighting and attire influenced turnovers, noting San Diego’s 19 misplays. Hazzard led Atlanta with 31 points and 11 assists, Maravich 27, Bridges 20. Other NBA results followed.
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Kaline Wins Hutch Award From Major Leaguers
Dayton Ohio AP veteran Detroit Tigers outfielder Al Kaline has been voted the 1970 Hutch Award by major league writers and broadcasters. The award honors the late Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson, and Kaline excels with a .298 lifetime average after debuting as an 18 year old in 1953.
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Orr Picked Sportsman Of Year
Bobby Orr of the Boston Bruins is Sports Illustrated 1970 Sportsman of the Year. The 22 year old defenseman led the NHL in scoring with 120 points and set records with 33 goals and 87 assists guiding Boston to the Stanley Cup.
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Playoff Call Sown For Lions After Coin Toss Talk
The NFL discussed a one game playoff to decide the second place team in the National Conference instead of a coin flip. Detroit Lions sought change but unanimous league consent would be required from all 26 teams. Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants among those to be consulted. final approval hinges on broad agreement.
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Mikita’s four goals spark Hawks 8 3 win over Blues
Chicago rallies past St Louis as Stan Mikita, sidelined much of the season, scores four goals to push the Hawks to an 8 3 victory and extend their home winning streak to 12. He raises his season total to nine and the Hawks move further ahead in the NHL Western Division.
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Bulldogs Hold Home Match Tonight at 6 30
The Mexico Bulldog Wrestling Squad hosts Quincy Catholic Brothers High School in a second home meet. Coach Bob Gooch urges local fans to attend as action starts at 6:30 p.m. with the B match followed by the A match.
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Federal Jury Probes NHL NFL Antitrust Inquiry Continues
A federal grand jury in Cleveland continues an antitrust probe into the NFL. Testimony from ex Browns defensive back Larry Benz and Chargers safety Henry Wallace focused on blackballing and owner player relations. Conviction under restraint statutes could bring fines up to 50000 and up to one year in jail.
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Why Did Cards Lose in St. Louis Washington Tilt
Ledgersland ponders the St. Louis Cardinals season finale against the Redskins as 1970 possibilities fade. Fans blame offense or defense and discuss Jim Hart while noting an 8 4 1 record behind Giants and Cowboys. Analysts cite recent losses and pressure shaping post season chances.
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Nicklaus Plans RANCHO LA COSTA comeback future
At 30 Jack Nicklaus said he expects eight to ten more years of competitive golf or possibly longer. The piece also includes reaction from Missouri Ledger readers about the St. Louis Cardinals season, highlighting concerns about quarterback play, offensive consistency, and the impact of pressure on performance.
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Playoff Dates Announced for NFL Divisional Round
NFL announces dates and start times for the December 26 27 playoff games. Saturday features Baltimore versus Cincinnati New York or Dallas or St Louis against San Francisco or Los Angeles or Detroit as the NFC fourth qualifier. Sunday matchups include Minnesota against the NFC fourth qualifier or Western champion and Oakland against the AFC fourth qualifier or Central champion. NBC handles AFC telecasts CBS covers NFC. Winners advance to conference title games January 3 at yet to be determined sites.
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NHL fines total 15850 for five brawls season
NHL President Clarence Campbell announced fines totaling 15850 after five general melees this season. Montreal was hit with 1000 as they were involved in three incidents, and automatic infractions added 13600. Campbell warned that brawling must stop.
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