Frisco tops Rams and Lions fall to Washington upset
San Francisco blindsided the Rams 20 6 in Los Angeles as Washington crushed Detroit 31 10. Sonny Jurgensen revived his arm for three touchdowns while Roman Gabriel struggled under pressure from San Francisco. Other upsets included Pittsburgh 23 10 over Buffalo New York 30 23 Philadelphia.
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NBA Opens Play Tuesday With Knicks As Target
The NBA launches its 25th season Tuesday night with two divisions three new teams and the defending champion Knicks facing a tough title defense. Expansion brings Buffalo Cleveland and Portland to 17 teams as Atlanta and Milwaukee switch conferences. Oscar Robertson joins Milwaukee while Wilt Chamberlain and new takes affect the Lakers. The season runs 697 games ending March 23 1970 with four divisions and a four team playoff in each conference. The ABA merger plan faces legal challenge from the players association and awaits congressional action.
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Lebanon Raceway Entries and Races Overview
A list of entries and participants for multiple races at Lebanon Raceway including pace and trot events. Notable entrants include Scott, Martys Boy, imaster Wick, Alvin, Cindy's First, Reval Baron, Jimmy DeHaven, Reed's Millie, Rita Lov, Lady Delly May, Miah Kitchie, and Harriet Kelly among others. The record shows 4th 9th races with various horses and drivers.
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Warden Scott
Marty's Boy
Imaster Wick
Alvin
Colblin
Dazzle Joy
Kentucky Bon
Kaye Castle
Georgana Dazzle
Ima Choice
Cindy
Reval Baron
Miss Chief Jet
Jimmy DeHaven
Pace Bradios
Charlie’s Bomb
Adios Owen
Reed's Millie
Worthy Sweet Pea
Gold Carpet
My J.T
Damita Rose
Imsville Saminole Song
Green Finger
Gold Hat
Express Creed
Rita Lov
Rebel Wayner
Jeanne Spencer
Peet's Dream
Cal Farena
Lady Delly May
Miah Kitchiett
Pace Talulan
KK Jtt
Wyngo
Wingait Duke
Darva's Pick
Storey Key
Ethel
Little Ghystone
Stormy Flight
Shy Maidie Me
Nile’s
Jewel
Miss Hassel
Valiant Sampson
Pace Canetta
Senator William J
Harriet Kelly
Ltar Go
Irene
Jerry
Myrtle
Vickie
Aleta Lang
Joe Mettwyn
Buckwo
Nopoly
Edgewood Valley
Mal Tiger
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Bucks Stay Undefeated Behind Law
Lew Alcindor scored a game high 21 points in two quarters as the Milwaukee Bucks overwhelmed the Cleveland Cavaliers 112-85 in an NBA exhibition at Bowling Green State University. Milwaukee improved to 10‑0 in exhibitions behind strong defense and balanced scoring led by Alcindor and Robertson.
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Yarbrough Wins National 500 at Charlotte Speedway
LeeRoy Yarbrough captured the National 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, his first 1970 victory. With 23 laps to go he seized the lead after Hamilton wrecked, edging a 40-car field amid late cautions and multiple wrecks that felled top contenders. Yarbrough earned 23,705 dollars for the win as safety crews tended to incidents including Pearson and Yarborough wrecks.
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Week NFL Scores and Upcoming Schedule Highlights
Sunday results list includes Washington over Detroit and Pittsburgh over Buffalo with many close games. Standout scores show San Francisco defeating Los Angeles 20 to 6 and Oakland beating Denver 35 to 23. Upcoming games include Green Bay at San Diego and Atlanta at Denver with multiple national telecasts.
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Nicklaus Returns Home A Match Play Advocate
Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino, the winner and runnerup in the Piccadilly World Match Play Golf Championship, returned home amid talk of reviving American match play. Nicklaus, who won 2 and 1 at Wentworth, urged a US revival while Dave Stockton praised the format. Henry Longhurst lauded match play as the last great form of professional golf.
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Knights of Columbus gridiron run shuts out St Peter's
The Knights of Columbus C Team posted their fourth straight shutout in the Hamilton CYO League, winning 16-0 over St. Peter's of Hamilton. Martin Bidwell connected with Mickey Roberts on a yard scoring pass, and Gary Muthert added an eight yard rushing score. Roberts also blocked a punt and made several tackles on defense.
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Australian boxer Lionel Rose wins points decision
In Melbourne Lionel Rose, aged 133, defeated Ishi matsu Suzuki of Japan by outpoint, while in Mexico City Barbey Carmona stopped Shinichi Kakizawa, both bouts ending in ten rounds per Associated Press dispatches.
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Bruins Open Season With 7-3 Win Over Detroit
The Boston Bruins moved toward a title defense with a 7-3 victory over Detroit as Don Marcotte scored twice in 64 seconds of the third period. Others included Montreal beating Philadelphia 2-1 and Vancouver defeating Toronto 5-3 amid new NHL entries. Orr left the game with a leg injury, and Derek Sanderson ended his holdout by signing but not playing.
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