Ottawa Braves finish 11th in NAIA Division II grid ratings
Ottawa University of Heart of America tops the NAIA final Division II poll with an 11th place ranking. The Braves finished 9-1 after a Mineral Water Bowl win over Friends University, led by quarterback Dick Diminuco who ranked among national leaders in passing and total offense.
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Ottawa University
National Associaion of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Braves
Friends University
Ottawa
Heart of America
Kansas
Missouri Southern
Northwestern Iowa
Southern
Dick Diminuco
Diminuco
Dave Anscheutz
Carroll
Wis
Don Powell
Franklin
Larry Morris
Ted Sandberg
Sanberg
Jaime Cuevas
Mike King
Ron Abernathy
Bob Winn
Bob Lusk
Bob Triole
Triole
Sandberg
Morris
NFL Blocked TV for Playoff Games Faces White House Pressure
Nixon urged Rozelle to lift the blackout but the NFL commissioner refused. Atty. Gen. Kleindienst and White House spokesperson Ziegler backed the administration’s push to reexamine the antitrust exemption for televised sports. The playoffs kick off with Raiders at Steelers and Cowboys at 49ers, followed by Packers at Redskins and Browns at Dolphins.
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Washington
Nixon
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
NFL
Congress
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
Kléindienst
Senate Communications Subcommittee
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Rozelle
Justice Department
Oakland Raiders
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Dallas
San Francisco
49Ers
Green Bay
Redskins
Cleveland
Miami
Dolphins
Simpson Tops 1,251 Yards To Lead NFL Rushers
New York AP report notes O. Simpson of the Bills reached 1,251 yards, edging Larry Brown as the NFL rushing champion after a late 101-yard burst against Washington. Reich and other 1,000-yard club members named include Ron Johnson and Larry Csonka among others. details of receivers, interceptors, and punters also listed.
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NEW York
Or. Simpson
Buffalo Bills
Washington
National Football League
Simpson
Larry Brown
Redskins
Brown
Buffalo
Ron Johnson
New York Giants
Larry Csonka
Miami
Marv Hubbard
Oakland
Franco Harris
Pittsburgh
Calvin Hill
Dallas
Mike Garrett
San Diego
John Brockington
Greer Bay
Dave Hampton
Atlanta
Kansas City
Norm Snead
Giants
Earl Morrall
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Kansas City Chiefs
Dave Chapple
Los Angeles Rams
Ken Ellis
Green Bay Packers
Chris Farasopoulos
New York Jets
Ron Smith
Chicago Bears
Bruce Laird
Baltimore Colts
Chester Marcos
Green Bay
Packers
Bobby Howfield
Jets
Colts Fire Sandusky As GM Orders Broad Shakeup
Baltimore Colts General Manager Joe Thomas dismissed interim coach John Sandusky and five assistants as part of a wide house cleaning aimed at restoring the contender role. Sandusky learned of his firing when called to the office, while Thomas noted a top-to-bottom overhaul and the possibility of a new head coach by the college draft.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Joe Thomas
John Sandusky
Thomas
Colts
Sandusky
Colt
Don McCafferty
Don
McCafferty
Carroll Rosenbloom
Kings Beat Seattle 121-110 Behind Archibald 35
Nate Archibald scored 35 points to lead Kansas City-Omaha past Seattle 121-110. The Sonics extended a club-record 11th straight road loss, dropping to 10-27 as coach Tom Nissalke faced questions about his job. Don Kojis added 20 for KC-Omaha, while Bud Stallworth had a career-high 32 for Seattle. Spencer Haywood, ill, finished with 18 after a slow start.
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Omaha
Neb
Nate Archibald
Kansas City-Omaha
Seattle
Sonics
National Basketball Association
Seattle Times
Sonic
Tom Nissalke
Nissalke
Kings
Don Kojis
Bud Stallworth
Spencer Haywood
Bowling league standings and top scores list
A detailed bowling standings page lists teams in the Twilight and Wednesday Night Ladies leagues with top individual scores. Notable performers include Todd Mobile Homes with 153 and 474, Moses 200 and 532, Fuller 172 and 508, and Linneman 197 and 509 among others. Team entries cover Commercial Sertoma Club, Ottawa Tire, Farm Bureau Insurance, Bob's Mobil, and Citizens State with various high scores and totals.
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Todd Mobile Homes
Henricks
Town & Country Supply
Moses
Everett’s
Fuller
Boise Cascade
Davis
Bent Fender
Linneman
Ottawa Bus
Hettier
Sertoma Club
Hall
Ottawa Tire
Simmons
Lamb-Roberts
Gaeddert
McClaran
Crites Body Shop
Whiteford
FARM
Bob‘s Mobil
Wilson
Ladies
Loud Builders
Everson
Troutman
LEE CO
Griffin
Fritts Machine
P. Fritts
Alexander Doyen
Wolgast
Hettler
Link
Nat'l
Fritis
Nagmi's
McDaniels
Peoples Bank
Bell
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Northwestern
Iowa
Doane
Ind
William Pena
Carthage
A. Westminster
TY Pacific University
Ore
Alma
Mich
TAY
Millikin Chl
I Tenler
Issouri Valley
Graceland
Lowa
Bobbes
Gane
GM Cleaning Colts’ Stable
West Bend
Cook
Mmlgow
AMF
Coaster
Lincoln Welder
Ayo Ed