Mexico Bulldogs Preview With Several Injured Players
Mexico coach Art Seals said his team looked improved in practice and expects to beat Keokuk with offensive starters including Monk Gourley Worstell Epple Moore Nordwald Long Fine Cooper Beever Kehl or Doolittle at QB. Key injuries include Trabue Sutton and Johnson sidelined. Snook Jr. cleared to suit up tomorrow.
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Flood's $110,000 Contract To Be Reviewed by Lawyers
Outfielder Curt Flood’s Washington Senators pact is conditional pending双方 attorneys’ agreement on a stipulation that signing does not prejudice his antitrust suit against baseball. The deal, approved by Commissioner Kuhn, keeps Flood under the reserve clause and follows his legal fight that now proceeds toward a potential U S Supreme Court review.
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Happy Fella Leads Field In Messenger Stakes At Roosevelt
Most Happy Fella drew post six as 6-5 favorite for the $123,450 Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway. If victorious, the Stanley Dancer driven colt could complete his pacing Triple Crown after wins at Garden State and Little Eagle? Ghick ’ne first two legs. Columbia George is second choice at 8-5 from post four, with Truluck 2-1 from post three as top rivals.
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Cuozzo Wins NFL Honors After Week Victory
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Gary Cuozzo named NFL Offensive Player of the Week by the Associated Press after completing 13 of 22 passes for 253 yards and two touchdowns against the Detroit Lions. AP Wirephoto.
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Bob Orr To Sign Long Term Bruins Contract
Boston Bruins star defenseman Bob Orr is set to sign a five year contract worth about one million dollars within weeks. Orr, in the third year of his current deal, will invest his money in multiple enterprises per his Toronto lawyer Alen Eagleson. Orr led the NHL last season with four major trophies including the Ross Norris Hart and Smythe.
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Ali Bonavena Bout Set For Garden Fight In December
Madison Square Garden hosts a press conference signaling a signed heavyweight bout between Muhammad Ali and Oscar Bonavena at the Garden on December 7. Bonavena, en route from Buenos Aires, expects to join the event. Ali plans a title path toward Joe Frazier.
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Northeast Missouri Risks Perfect Win Record
Northeast Missouri grooms a perfect 3-0 mark in the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Union and travels Saturday to face Southwest Missouri 9-2-1. The leaders beat Northwest Missouri 35-7. Central Missouri sits 3-1 chasing ties as Lincoln University comes homecoming, while Southeast Missouri sits 2-1 after edging Lincoln 20-6. Southwest Missouri lost non conference to Henderson 14-12. other notes include William Jewell 3-0 hosting Tarkio 2-1 and Missouri Valley 2-0 at Graceland Iowa, Culver-Stockton 5-2 vs Peru, Neb., and Central Methodist 3-5 at Towa Wesleyan. Washington University hosts Sewanee after beating Carnegie-Mellon 23-14.
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Quebec Looks To Olympics in Montreal
Quebec's government sets aside 125000 for sports federations to hire athletic directors and counselors ahead of the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal.
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Langford Leads Tigers to 46-0 Victory Over Paris
Mark Twain defense and Langford dominated host Paris in a 46-0 win. Langford ran 254 yards with three touchdowns and two PATs while teammates Evens and Androusejko contributed. Paris finished 0-7-1 in the conference and 1-7-1 overall. Twain improves to 4-4 and closes season with Bowling Green at home.
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Expos Acquire Pepe Frias From Jacksonville Affiliate
Montreal Expos purchase the contract of shortstop Jesus Pepe Frias from their Jacksonville Florida Class AA affiliate and assign pitcher Rich Nye outright to the Winnipeg Whips Class AAA team in Winnipeg.
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Big Eight grid clash previews feature passing threats
Missouri coach Dan Devine says Jack Mildren will pass more for Oklahoma in Norman as four Big Eight games loom. Chuck Fairbanks worries about OU’s passing attack while noting key injuries. Nebraska’s Van Brownson resumes throwing after elbow trouble, Town State’s Dave Pittman may start post knee injury. Kansas State’s Vince Gibson fears big plays from Oklahoma State as Colorado emphasizes control to counter Kansas.
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Louisiana Overalls Knox County Triumphs 54 to 12
Louisiana improves to 9-1 with a 54 to 12 win over Knox County. Jes Don Grimes tops scoring with three touchdowns, followed by Bill Jordan and Craig Farris each with two. Farris adds two point conversions, Banks and Kirk connect on a Jordan pass for a TD. Knox County's Kent Mauzy scores a late TD in the final 23 seconds.
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