Bears Mix Youth and Vets Under Pardee in 1975 Plans
Chicago Bears pivot from last season with a new coaching staff led by Jack Pardee and a flurry of trades to revamp the offense. Rookie Walter Payton headlines a revamped backfield along with receivers Latta Shanklin and Grim, while the defense gains Plank Wilson and Hartenstine. A top priority remains fixing the quarterback position as Douglass holds the No. 1 role, and the club eyes steadier production to climb from last place toward a return to former glory.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Jack Pardee
Pardee
Jim Finks
Bobby Douglass
Gary Huff
Bears
Douglass
Denver
Miami
Greg Latta
Ron Shanklin
Pittsburgh
Bob Grim
New York Giants
Abe Gibron
Noah Jackson
Dan Peiffer
John Didion
Jeff Levy
Lionel Antoine
Bob Newton
Bob Asher
Walter Payton
Roland Harper
Cid Edwards
Payton
Harper
Doug Plank
Ohio State
Nemiah Wilson
Oakland
Mike Hartenstine
Penn State
Hartenstine
Richard Harris
Wally Chambers
Mel Tom
Raymond Bryant
Doug Buffone
Jimmy Gunn
Don Rives
Bob Pifferini
Bob Farsons
Boo Thomas
Mirro Roder
Virgil Livers
Western Kentucky
Detroit
Green Bay
Minnesota
George Halas
Pittsburgh Steelers
Funds Restored To Annapolis Midget League
Anne Arundel County Executive Robert A. Pascal restored funds for the county midget football league pending a federal civil rights inquiry. The funds were frozen after charges of racial discrimination related to a team sponsored by an Elks club. Officials cited a 30-player limit that led to the dismissal of Tony Bryant, an 8-year-old Black player, and two white players, prompting resignations by two assistant coaches in protest.
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Annapolis
Robert A. Pascal
Anne Arundel
Joseph J. McCann
Elks Club
Pascal Sais
Justice Department
Anne Arundel County
Tony Bryant
Limitans
Ronald G. Barco
Barco
Thomas A. Hardesty
Richard van Scoye
The Astonishing Neal to appear at Dover Downs Delaware
The Astonishing Neal, a 27 year old paramentalist known for predicting sports outcomes, will perform during pre race events at the NASCAR Winston Cup Delaware 500 at Dover Downs on Sunday Sept 14. He has taped a Mike Douglas show segment and will attempt a blindfolded 100 mph drive at Pocono and Dover, drawing attention beyond the race. Dover’s race card features veterans such as Elmo Langley, Richard Petty, and Darrell Waltrip, with Langley boasting 503 Grand National races.
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Neal
Delaware
Dover Downs
Bill Neal
Snake River
Evil Knievel
Mike Douglas
Knievel
Pocono
Gordon Johncock
Tom Bigelow
Johnny Rutherford
Pocono International Raceway
Dover
Dever
Nascar
Richard Petty
STP
Dodge
David Pearson
Woods Brothers
Purolator
Elmo Langley
Charlotte
N.C
Darlington
Petty
Langley
Ak Aea
Jackie Rogers
Rogers
Quicksilver
Lou Vigilone
Pittsburgh
Martinsburg Camaro wins Hagerstown Modified final
Kees and Grimm driving the 71 Camaro from Martinsburg claimed Modified honors in eliminations and final at the Hagerstown event. Harry Galliday of Hagerstown finished second with a 10.81 ET at 125.69 mph as Huntzberry and Toms brothers also secured wins in Super Stock and Bracket classes. Archie Griffin of Ohio State could become the first two time Heisman winner.
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Hagerstown
West Virginia
Kees
Grimms
Martinsburg
Kees & Grimm
Larry Mohar
State Line
Toms Brothers
Smithsburg
Mohar
Pete Toms
Kees and Grimm
W. Va
Harry Gall
Roger Huntzberry
Plymouth
T. Bracket
Eddie Garber
Union Bridge
Mustang
Ozzie Stoner
Tom Dunlap
Cumberland
Suzuki
Bill Dunlap
John Neal
Chevelle
Bil Hatley
Webber
Archie Griffin
Ohio State
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Darrell Waltrip
Waltrip
Delaware Oval
Betty Lester
Digard
Benny Parsons
Richmond
Parsons
Mason-Dixon
Demon
Wayne Fleischman
Taneytown
Roadrunner
E.T
Don Hughes
Nova
Eddie Farber
Lois Barnett
Berkeley Springs
Charlie Spielman
Comet
RCM Ld
Beetseer
N. Market Street
Wall & Ochs
Frederick
Maryland
Park View Medical Building
Trail Avenue
Bhye