Rozelle lifts TV ban before it is official
In Washington AP Nixon was expected to sign a law enabling local telecasts of sold out NFL home games. Congress gave speedy final approval to allow most 1973 season openers to be shown locally. NFL Commissioner Rozelle said the league opposed the bill but informed the public before final action.
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Dale Finds New Home With Vikings
Veteran wide receiver Carroll Dale was claimed by the Minnesota Vikings after being waived by Green Bay. Dale, 35, signed to play against Oakland as the regular season opens, and discussed a potential post with coaching and scouting duties if not picked up.
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Nittany Lions Open at Stanford in Major Week One Clash
Penn State, ranked seventh in the AP poll, travels to Stanford Stadium to face the Cardinal in a nationally televised 3:50 p.m. EDT contest. Stanford lands quarterback Mike Boryla and a varied offense, while Penn State relies on five returnees on offense and only four on defense as it seeks a strong early statement.
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Richmond Jayvees Rally Past Middletown JV 22 12
Richmond Jayvees edged Middletown High JV 22 to 12 in Richmond. Carl Gaston run for 40 yards and Ervin Wright recovered a Richmond fumble in the end zone for Middletown’s two touchdowns.
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Franklin freshman football routs Miamisburg 44 0
Three Franklin players Marty Rodefer John Sharritts and Steve Lamb each scored two touchdowns as Franklin freshman team defeated Miamisburg 44 0 here yesterday. Franklin led 22 0 at halftime and dominated both periods.
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Bearcats and Musketeers renew Crosstown college clash
Cincinnati opens against Xavier in a heated coach pupil rematch. Mason recalls advising Cecchini while Cecchini played for Michigan in the mid 1960s. Xavier, after last year’s 19 7 upset at Cincinnati, entered with a 49 7 loss to Temple.
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Tennis briefs from four cities report quarterfinal advances
Rosemary Casals beat Joy Wikert 6 1 6 1 in St Louis to reach the quarterfinals. Arthur Ashe advanced in Seattle with a 6 4 6 4 win over Sherwood Stewart. Kazuko Sawamatsu defeated Sharon Rafael 6 1 6 3 in Charlotte. Jeff Austin topped Eric Van Dillen 7 5 6 3 in Aptos to reach the Hard Court title race.
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Norvell Leads Madison in Quadrangular Cross Country Meet
Madison High runner Steve Norvell won with an 11 01 time, clocking the meet’s best. Hamilton Garfield captured team victory with 27 points, while Madison finished second with 48 points followed by Preble Shawnee third at 78 and Fenwick fourth at 87.
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