Teacher Versus Student In Maryland Alabama Opener
Maryland hosts 14th ranked Maryland against 3rd ranked Alabama in a season opener. Alabama’s Bear Bryant faces former pupil Jerry Claiborne in College Park with 50 000 expected in attendance and Alabama favored by 14 points. Randy White anchors Maryland defense as the Terps pursue an upset.
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Bear” Bryant
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Miller Takes Lead In World Open Golf Play
Johnny Miller shot eight under par 63 to take a two round lead at Pinehurst in the World Open, finishing 136 through 36 holes. Frank Beard sits one back, with Hale Irwin and David Graham two behind, as major names struggle or miss the cut.
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Tri State Futurity contenders near Charles Town race
Harry R Carson trains two horses in the 70,000 Tri-State Futurity at Charles Town with Its A Native and Razzie both by Shy Native. Windfields Farm's Scottish Melody is the expected favorite after two wins this season and a notable placing behind Ruffian.
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Editor Billy Ray Dies In Vicksburg Sports Newsroom
Vicksburg Miss sports editor Billy Ray died Friday from complications after an apparent heart attack. A 48 year old veteran, he led the Vicksburg Post sports desk since 1953 and served as president of the Big Eight Sports Writer Association, the group of writers covering Mississippi's top high school conference.
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McCarron Wins Four At Bowie
Apprentice Chris McCarron rode four straight winners at Bowie Race Course on Friday then finished third aboard a 15 to 1 favorite in the featured eighth. Ramara edged Cool Spring Park by a half length with Greg McCarron aboard. Alehouse was third. Ramary clocked 1 11 45 for six furlongs. payouts were 22.46, 7.40, and 8.80. McCarron also won races four and nine aboard Walk Tall and Royal Charge respectively, pushing his yearly total to 318. He had 17 Bowie wins in five days of the meeting.
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Miami Opens Bid For Third Crown
The Miami Dolphins under Don Shula start the 55th NFL season seeking a third straight world title. Star backs Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick and wideout Paul Warfield will play the opener against the New England Patriots, part of a Sunday slate including 11 other Week 1 games.
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Openers Highlight Nine Top Ten Teams This Weekend
Oklahoma leads nine of college football's Top Ten into the 1974 season as major programs launch Saturday. Notre Dame opened with a 31-7 win over Georgia Tech, rising to No. 2, while Oklahoma hosts Baylor and Alabama meets Maryland in big-night games.
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Girls May Seek Spots on Pa. Boys Teams
Pennsylvania public schools may allow girls to try out for boys sports and must ensure equal athletic opportunities. The state Board of Education directed the change to take effect September 1975, despite protests from the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association. Secretary John C. Pittenger said the rules supersede prior PLAA regulations and require separate yet equal athletic programs, not identical offerings.
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Sabres Sign Ramsay To New Multiyear Contract
Buffalo Sabres GM Punch Imlach said winger Craig Ramsay received a multiyear contract, replacing his expiring deal. Ramsay, from Toronto, was a 1971 second round pick who scored 20 goals and 26 assists last season.
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Third Cup Race Off In Fog Delays Newport America's Cup
The third race in the best of seven America's Cup series was canceled due to dense fog off Newport Rhode Island. Courageous defending for the United States and Southern Cross for Australia did not sail after two washouts this week. Courageous led the series with a 4 minute 54 second win on Tuesday and a 1 minute 11 second victory on Thursday as weather forecasts warned of more fog over the weekend.
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White Sox sweep Angels in twilight twin bill
Chicago White Sox pitchers Bart Johnson and Terry Forster held California to seven hits as they won 3-1 to complete the sweep. Jim Kaat worked four innings for the 4-0 opener victory. Mike Lum drove in five for Atlanta with a grand slam in a 9-0 win over San Diego. Dave Concepción scored and drove in three for Cincinnati in a 6-3 win over the Dodgers.
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Astros top Giants on Cedeno ninth inning single
Cesar Cedeno delivered a two run single in the ninth to lift the Houston Astros to a 54 victory over the San Francisco Giants Friday night. Skip Jutze reached base with a single and an error plus a sacrifice to set up Cedeno's hit as Gary Thomasson sparked the Giants with rallies that built a 43 lead.
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Expos Rally Past Pirates in Ninth Inning Twist
Barry Foote drove in the deciding run with a ninth inning triple as the Montreal Expos beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 3 to 2. Hal Breeden pinch hit and Ron Woods scored the winner after Foote’s hit off Jim Rooker. The Pirates tied it 2-2 on an error and Ed Kirkpatrick’s RBI single.
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