Falcons Ready To Take On Rams 49ers In Race
ATLANTA AP It is a three team race in the NFL West as the Falcons beat Green Bay 28 21 to pull within one game of the Rams and a half game of the 49ers. John Zook and the defensive line pressured Packers QB Scott Hunter and Zook tackled him in the end zone for a safety sealing the win. Green Bay blocked two Falcons extra points and Doug Hart returned a kickoff for a TD to spark a second quarter rally.
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Howsam Clears Way For Deals In Reds Interleague Draft
Cincinnati Reds general manager Bob Howsam said he may be active in the upcoming interleague draft in Phoenix. He announced outfielders Al Ferrara and Buddy Bradford were sent to the Indianapolis Indians, reducing the roster to two under the limit. Ferrara, acquired for Angel Bravo, hopes big league clubs will take him. Bradford, 27, is unsure about his future.
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Brundage Forms Watchdog to Enforce Olympic Eligibility
Avery Brundage head of the International Olympic Committee declares the Games must not become a competition between manufacturers. A special commission led by Hugh Weir will enforce strict eligibility rules, with power to refer paid cases to national committees and to interrogate competitors. The new rule bars those used in commercial advertising.
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Monday's Pro Basketball NBA Results Recap
No games were played Monday in the NBA schedule. Tuesday's lineup includes Milwaukee at Detroit, Cincinnati at New York, Portland at Chicago, Atlanta at Buffalo, Baltimore at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Phoenix. Other notable notices list Hampton, Denver at Dallas, Utah at Pittsburgh as games scheduled.
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Explorer Posts 26 and 6 Vie for Flag Football Title
Post 6 meets Post 26 Sunday at Armco Association Park at 1 30 p m to decide the Explorer Flag Football Tournament championship begun two weeks ago. In semifinals Post 6 blanked Post 55 60 while Post 26 shut out Post 64 26 0.
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Chambliss Named AL Rookie of the Year
Encinitas California reports Chris Chambliss winning the American League Rookie of the Year honor from the Baseball Writers Association of America. He credits the award as the greatest moment of his life and eyes a pennant next season.
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Rainbow trout of 17 pounds 6 ounces landed in Lake Tara wera
In Rotorua New Zealand the largest trout taken in years was caught in Lake Tara wera a rainbow weighing 17 pounds 6 ounces by W E Kusabs.
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Rowling score roundup and player results summary
Competition notes show multiple players including Stamm Peiffer Davidson McNabb Johnson Densmore Messinger Krat Mislovica Tufts Davis Groshardt Koster posting various game scores. Final tallies indicate mixed results across individuals with several near two hundred marks in several frames and a few low outliers.
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Lucci Named NFL Defensive Player of the Week
New York reports Mike Lucci of the Detroit Lions earned the NFL defensive player of the week after his team pressured and sacked opponent Douglass eight times for a total of 2 yards in losses. Lucci claimed the game bell despite the Bears’ passing yardage efforts being limited.
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Center Loop Has 1 Thlts
Four games were played in the Community Center Basketball League Sunday. The Knights trimmed the Cottage behind Howe's 14 points. Harry's Arco beat Magnode 81 to 47 with Emmie Sangster scoring 2. The Community Center defeated CWA 73 to 47 led by Jeff Gann with 21 points. Bill Hill Bondsmen walloped the Damon Demons as Cochran scored 21 for the winners.
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Wolverines Dominate 1971 All-Big Ten Football Team
Michigan leads with five players on the AP All-Big Ten selections, including three unanimous choices Reggie McKenzie Mike Taylor and Tom Darden. Ohio State ranks second with three picks, Minnesota two, and Purdue Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin one each. Eric Allen Hutchinson Van Pelt and Brad Van Pelt also earn honors.
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the Flea) Allen
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Donoher Faces Task Of Replacing Top Flyers Scorers
Dayton coach Don Garvecki must replace leading scorers as seven of 15 players return. The Flyers plan depth with new and returning guards and forwards after consecutive 18-9 and post-season appearances.
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New XII Coach Has Good Gang for Xavier Musketeers
Dick Campbell begins his first Xavier season guiding the Musketeers with ten returning lettermen. After a 17 win season marked by inconsistency, Campbell relies on veteran Jerry Helmers, a 64 ex Hamilton Badin star, who has been MVP twice and scored 927 career points. Returning starters include Doug Alt, Conny Warren, 6-10 Bob Fullarton, Tom Binegar, Jay Eck, Rusty Blossom, Paul Matsen, and Boo Petroski to bolster Xavier offense and rebounding.
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