Las Vegas Odds Guru Jimmy the Greek The Equalizer
Dimitrios Synodinos known as Jimmy the Greek Snyder operates Information Unlimited in Las Vegas offering weekly pro and college game spreads to about 200 newspapers and media outlets at no charge. He claims 40 years of odds experience, supports his work with Hughes interests, and says he was right on 78 percent of picks in 1969.
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Top Dogs To Run At Juarez Tonight
Juarez Greyhound Club hosts the season opener at 8 p.m. as B A s Silver and BSA s Wayfarer reappear. Silver, Juarez’s top winner in 1969 and 1970, lost momentum with soreness last July but surged to share leading wins with Wayfarer after a dramatic New Year s Eve victory.
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Rich Jackson
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Trevino Tops Pro Money List and Pro Athlete Vote
Lee Trevino led the 1970 pro money list with 157,037 dollars and 1,533 points, winning two tournaments and securing the Texas Sports Writers Association Pro Athlete of the Year. He topped voting with 63 first place votes, ahead of Bill Grabarkewitz and Bob Lilly, with other finishers including Jerry LeVins Denis Menke and Jim McElreath.
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Lee Trevino
Texas Sports Writer Association
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Calvin Hill
Dallas Cowboys
Bill Grabarkewitz
Los Angeles Dodgers
Grabarkewitz
Dodgers
Nationals
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Bob Lilly
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Jerry Levins
Houston Oilers
Denis Menke
Houston Astros
Jim McElreath
Liston Died With Heroin Found At Las Vegas Home
Las Vegas police say Sonny Liston was found dead in his Paradise Valley home with heroin in the kitchen in a balloon and marijuana in his pocket. An autopsy and tox tests were planned to determine the cause, while a former lawyer said Liston feared needles.
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NFL coaches shuffle continues with Winners ouster and Allen hire
The NFL coaching carousel grows to nine firings as Charley Winner is dismissed by the St. Louis Cardinals and George Allen is named Washington Redskins coach GM. Others mentioned as possibly moving include Clive Rush Tom Fears Phil Bengtson and Blanton Collier with more speculation surrounding John Rauch Jim Dooley and Jerry Williams.
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Associated Press
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George Allen
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Clive Rush
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Tom Fears
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Phil Bengtson
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Wally Lemm
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Blanton Collier
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Charlie Waller
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Sid Gillman
John Rauch
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Jim Dooley
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Kings PA Takes Fifth With 84 67 Win Over St Francis NY
In the Pocono Classic, Kings of Pennsylvania defeated St. Francis of New York 84 to 67 to secure fifth place. The game highlighted solid rebounding and a balanced scoring attack from Kings led by key contributors.
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Pro Basketball Results and Schedule Laid Out
Detroit edged San Diego 100 to 99 and Buffalo defeated San Francisco 108 15 a Thursday slate features New York at Milwaukee Baltimore at Atlanta Los Angeles at Cleveland and more. Friday games include Atlanta at Baltimore Phoenix at Boston Cincinnati at Detroit and Seattle at Buffalo. The ABA East lead shows Virginia on top with 30 wins while New York trails, and Utah leads the West with 26 victories as various matchups wrap the week.
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Raider Ray Chester Tops Rookie of the Year
The Oakland Raiders made Ray Chester their No 1 draft choice and he became the first rookie starter since 1967. Chester won the Bert Bell Trophy as the NFL 1970 Rookie of the Year with 21 votes, aided by three receptions in a single game and standout plays from Morgan State to Oakland.
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Gene Upshaw
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Bert Beil
Warren Wells
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George Blanda
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Taylor
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Cowboys Face Super Bowl With Morton Sore Throat
Dallas prepares for the Super Bowl against Baltimore as quarterback Craig Morton rests at home with a sore throat. Coach Tom Landry cautions on Morton's status though he notes past playoff wins rely on passing accuracy. The team also plans booster flu shots in Fort Lauderdale ahead of a Miami training week.
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NBA 25th anniversary honors four sport figures
Four men tied to the NBA for 25 years will receive oil paintings and Star sapphire rings at a Jan. 11 San Diego banquet the night before the All-Star game, announced by NBA commissioner Walter Kennedy. Jim Stillwagon of Ohio State wins Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy for top college lineman. Indians sign Eddie Leon and Roy Foster to 1971 contracts with raises.
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Walter Kennedy
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Boston
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Ed Gottlieb
Philadelphia
Fred Zollner
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Washington Touchdown Club
Knute Rockne Memorial
Jim Stillwagon
Ohio State
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Eddie Leon
Roy Foster
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Blanda Unitas Headline NFL Third Down Trophy Winners
Blanda and Unitas head the Third Down Trophy list as MVPs for the Raiders and Colts with 13 AFC clubs naming winners. Miami, Cleveland, New York, Buffalo, Boston, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Houston, Kansas City, San Diego, and Denver squads each select their top player for the season.
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Boston
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Cincinnati
Lemar Parrish
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Andy Russell
Houston
Charlie Johnson
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