Steeler Dwight White Hospitalized Before Super Bowl IX
Pittsburgh defensive end Dwight White was hospitalized at Baptist Hospital in New Orleans after intestinal cramps during a dinner with Joe Greene. Doctors said back spasms were chronic, but hospitalization followed a medical exam and viral infection concerns. He was expected to be released soon as the Steelers prepared to face the Minnesota Vikings.
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Steelers brace for first Super Bowl at home in Bradshaw era
UPI reports Terry Bradshaw and his Steelers reach a title game on home soil, with quarterback expressing pride in a long awaited appearance. Greene reflects on a dream come true after a rough rookie season six years prior. The piece also notes a college cage ratings photo session and quotes from players amid the buildup.
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Steelers seek title as Tarkenton backs bold plan
The article notes Steelers fans and players expecting a championship run, with Fran Tarkenton arguing Sunday play trumps playoff psychology. Pittsburgh led the AFC in defense and sacks, while Minnesota veteran Bradshaw reflects on past runs and regained confidence.
McAdoo Top Vote Getter In NBA Fan Balloting
New York Knicks guards Walt Frazier and Earl Monroe led East voting while Buffalo center Bob McAdoo topped fan balloting with 98,325 votes for the 25th annual NBA All-Star game in Phoenix. West leader Kareem Abdul Jabbar and other top vote getters are listed with totals.
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Stabler Freed From WEL Pact in Birmingham ruling
A circuit court freed Ken Stabler from the World Football League contract with the Birmingham Americans after finding the team violated the pact by failing to pay 30 000 of 100 000 in the first year. The judge ruled Stabler was free from obligations under the agreement.
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Boys and Senior High Basketball Results and Scorers
In Junior High Yarbers 51 Berezins 17 Yarbers led by Scott Ganzhorn 16 Dave Hamilton 12 and Tim Bush 12. Berezins top scorer Bill Thornton 8. G and G 40 Mantz 19. Curt Everman 12 Gary Goodsite 10. Senior High Cauch 54 E and B 50 in OT Phil Hooker 16 Bill Dauch 14 Bob Blair 20 Aaron Burns 14 Mike Ewell 14. Cavaliers 69 Busch 38 Dan Hipp 21 Rick Kerkhoff 15 Al Hohler 17. Becker 53 B and B 47 Dale Schaechterle 21 Dennis Blakely 18 Tom Schnee 58 B and B 46 Schnee 20 Ron Schnee 22 Dale Schaechterle 16.
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Aggie's Scorecard Report Highlights Early 600 Series
Three members of the Friday Nite Early Bird's League opened the 1975 season with 600 series. Larry Becker topped with 665 for Reineck's, Sam Giallombardo barely missed a triplicate, finishing 607 for Eagles No. 1, and Gene Bilton posted 606 for Norwalk Furniture.
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Five Youth Hoop Shoot Winners at Norwalk High
At Norwalk High School the Elks Club Hoop Shoot crowned five age bracket champions. Lisa Thomas won the girls 8-9 title with six of 25, Rick claimed the boys 8-9 crown with 16, Cathy Schubert won the girls 10-11 with six, Pete Mersereau edged Dave Moehlman and Larry Becker in a shoot-off for the boys 10-11, and Mike Berry tied with John Missler at 15 in the 12-13 bracket, Berry awarded the win after Missler was unavailable. All five advance to district competition with date and site to be announced.
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Western Reserve Boosters Boxing Show Jan 11
The Western Reserve Athletic Boosters Club will sponsor a benefit boxing show at the area school on January 11. Fighters from Lorain Youth Center Mansfield Friendly House and others will compete. Art McKnight and Mike Johnson two Golden Glove champions will join the card. Show starts 8 15 p m. Tickets three dollars general admission and five dollars ringside with student tickets at Burras Sunoco Wakeman and Bill Dauch Concrete.
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