Sweeney Re Signs as WSU Head Coach
In Pullman, Washington State University announces Jim Sweeney re signed as head football coach. Across racing notes, multiple tracks report winners including Country Squire in Narragansett and Hang Ten in the Remsen Stakes at Aqueduct.
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East Bridgeport and Others Reach Various Tournament Results
Scores show East Bridgeport 45 Trenton 4 and Boston College 87 Bentley 74 in a Codfish Bowl final. Framingham State 70 Maine Portland Germain 6, Puget Sound 96 Montana Tech, Athletes in Action 65 Arkansas 7. Notable boxing notes Vicente Saldivar and Richie Kates wins. Cincinnati Stingers shake slump by sending players to farm club. goalie Normand LaPointe cited.
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Graham Hill Air Death Investigation Gathers Pace
Investigators probing Graham Hill's deadly plane crash question why an experienced pilot continued toward an airport with minimal navigational aids in fog and whether wing ice weighed the Piper Aztec down. The wreckage near Elstree, 10 miles from London, killed Hill, his five passengers including Tony Brise, and left officials weighing diversion options to Luton with radar.
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UCLA Eyes Rose Bowl Return After Upset of USC
UCLA clinched a Rose Bowl berth by rallying past USC 25-22 as John Sciarra connected with Don Pederson for two TD passes. The Bruins, tied to the Pac 8 title, face Ohio State in Pasadena while other top teams pursue bowls and national title hopes.
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George Woodard
Tony Franklin
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Dennis Sproul
John Jefferson
Frank Kush
Sun Devils
North Carolina
Masters Tennis Stars Ashe and Nastase Disqualified
In Stockholm, Arthur Ashe and Ilie Nastase were both disqualified from a match amid a major oncourt confrontation. Nastase twice warned, Ashe furious, referee delayed then ruled both players out. Panatta beat Orantes in the same round. top two in each group advance to semifinals.
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Italy
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West Germany
Manuel Orantes
Spain
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Dolphins Pat Patriots in crucial AFC clash under Morrall
Miami and New England meet in a telecast game with Earl Morrall leading the Dolphins as Bob Griese is sidelined. Morrall eyes a late season push as Miami seeks to stay atop the East while Fairbanks’ Patriots chase a needed win.
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All-SEC football team honors announced for 1975
Florida fullback Jimmy DuBose and Alabama defensive end Leroy Cook head the Associated Press All-SEC selections for 1975. DuBose led the rushing attack near the SEC record, while Cook anchored a top scoring defense. The team includes stars from Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, LSU, Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, and others across offense and defense with several repeat selections.
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Richard Keys
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Cook
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Moonpie" Wilson
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