Americans reverse field to play World Bowl clash
The Birmingham Americans, unhappy about pay and conditions, have reversed field and agreed to participate in the World Bowl. Florida's Blazers, facing pay issues, have not yet been paid in full as the teams prepare for the game in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Americans vow to play in World Football League title game
Players from Birmingham and Memphis set off anger after a disputed setup in the WFL first championship berth. The Americans skipped practice Monday and threatened to skip Thursday's title game, but at a Tuesday news conference most said they would play amid missed paydays. Charlie Harraway said a heated players’ meeting led to the decision, with some members ready to fight.
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Jabbar wears aviator goggles in comeback night
Kareem Abdul Jabbar, sidelined earlier by eye injury and a fractured hand, returned for Milwaukee with 36 points and 12 rebounds against the Buffalo Braves. Goggles hinder vision for opponents, and the Bucks moved within three games of first place in the Midwest. Other NBA results include Warriors over Jazz, Knicks over Lakers, Bulls over Trail Blazers, Hawks over Suns, and Cavaliers over Rockets.
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Griffin repeats hope as Heisman winner in 1974
Archie Griffin, Ohio State running back, became the fifth underclassman to win the Heisman Trophy, edging Anthony Davis of USC. Griffin vows to pursue a second win in 1975, aiming to improve while facing increased attention and media pressure. Davis, Washington, Clements, and Humm trailed in voting.
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Cowboys face playoff odds amid a changing team
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