Mitch Michaud Aims to Climb Highest Peak in Every State
Oregon climber Mitch Michaud seeks to ascend the highest point in all 50 states within one year. He has already tackled peaks from Florida to Alaska, with family along for the journey and ecology efforts like grass seed planting on each summit. He still plans to finish with Mt Hood near Portland.
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New York
Michau
Michaud
Campbell Hill
Ohio
Charles Mound
Illinois
Arkansas
Magazine Mountain
Blue Mountain
Katahdin
Maine
Mary Emma
Peter
Halle
Wende
Tom Yvette
Oregon Seed Council
Mits Michaud
Walton County
Fla
Mt. McKinley
Alaska
Wheeler Peak
New Mexico
Guadalupe Peak
Texas
Black Mesa
Oklahoma
Mt. Sunflower
Kansas
Johnson Township
Nebraska
Boundary Peak
Nevada
Mt. Hood
Portland
Ore
Mitch Michaud
United States
Spurrier on stage after 49ers beat Oilers 30 20
San Francisco defeated Houston 30 20 as Steve Spurrier’s booting antics drew boos at the Astrodome. John Brodie threw three TD passes, Roy Hopkins and Roy Gerela added scores for Houston suffered a broken collarbone quarterback Charley Johnson completed 18 of 35 passes.
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B. F. Kellum
Associated Press
Houston, Tex
Wally Lemm
Houston Oilers
Steve Spurrier
San Francisco Ders
Lemim
Spurrier
San Francisco
Houston
Oilers
Elvin Bethea
49Ers
Lemm
Betha
Bethea
Astrodome
Lemin
John Brodie
Jimmy Thomas
Brodie
Gene Washington
Ken Witcher
Ken Willard
al Randolph
Roy Hopkins
Roy Gerela
Bruce Taylor
Taylor
Dick Nolan
Aussies Win World Cup in Buenos Aires Golf Showdown
Australians Bruce Devlin and David Graham win the World Cup for Australia at the Jockey Club course in Buenos Aires. Roberto De Vicenzo secures the individual title with a record 269, while Graham finishes second at 270. Australia leads 544 to set a World Cup team record, with the United States fourth and South Africa third. Trevino shoots under par but storms off after another low round.
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Buenos Aires
Bruce Devlin
David Graham
Australia
Argentina
Roberto de Vicenzo
de Vicenzo
Graham
United States
Bruce Crampton
Tucson
Ariz
Devlin
Dave
Jockey Club
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
South Africa
Lee Trevino
Nebraska Accepts Rose Bowl Bid
Nebraska becomes the first major program to accept a bowl bid as 9 0 1, after routing Kansas State 51 13. Coach Devaney says Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan loom, while Orange Bowl offers are watched as Nebraska eyes No 1. Joe Orduna scores four touchdowns and Lynn Dickey chased by Nebraska defense.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Cornhuskers
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Joe Orduna
K-State
Lynn Dickey
Vince Gibson
America
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Texas
Texas Christian
Longhorn
TCU
Fred Taylor
Bill Atessis
Baylor
Steve Worster
Jim Bertelsen
Bud Carson
Carson
Fighting Irish
Denny Allan
Yellow Jackets
Ohio State
Michigan
Columbus
Buckeys
Fred Schram
Purdue
Wolverines
Iowa
Don Moorhead
Billy Taylor
Big Ten
Nixon Calls Buckeyes and Bo Seeks Poll Insight
President Nixon phoned both Ohio State and Purdue after their clash. Michigan coach Bo Schembechler says Saturday will reveal Michigan's place in the polls. Air Force upset Stanford 31-14 as Bob Parker and Ernie Jennings connected on three touchdowns. Arkansas crushed SMU 36-3 with Gary Carter intercepted eight times. Georgia beat Auburn 31-17, LSU routed Mississippi State 38-7, Arizona State beat Utah 37-14, Mississippi overwhelmed Chattanooga 44-7. Washington toppled UCLA 61-20, Louisville won the Missouri Valley title and Pasadena Bowl berth with a 28-14 victory over Cincinnati.
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Ohio State
Purdue
Woody Hayes
Buckeyes
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Stanford
Air Force
Bob Parker
Ernie Jennings
Air Force Academy
Ben Martin
Falcons
Bill McClard
Bill Montgomery
Arkansas
Gary Carter
Southern Methodist
Georgia
Auburn
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Arizona State
Utah
Shug Chambler
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Chattanooga
San Diego State
Santa Barbara
Dartmough
Cornell
Toledo
Dayton
Sonny Sixkiller
Greg Collins
Washington
UCLA
Southern California
Oregon
Bobby Moore
Army
Louisville
Cincinnati
NFL Antitrust Probe Opens Across League in Cleveland
A federal grand jury investigation into the NFL begins in Cleveland with many teams subpoenaed. Justice Department and NFL officials stay silent as questions cover player rights contracts and possible antitrust violations. Browns officials including Blanton Collier and Art Modell are summoned. other clubs listed with subpoenas in coming days.
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Cleveland
U. S. Department of Justice
NFL
Justice Department
Cleveland Browns
John Wooten
The
Black Economic Union
American Football Conference
Wooten
Bill Guthrie
New Haven Journal Courier
Professional Football Writers Association
Browns
Pistons Show Loose Play During Practice at Pace College
Detroit Pistons impressed students during a Pace College gym workout mimicking the Globetrotters. Coach Bill van Breda Kolff praises platooning and backcourt improvement led by Bing and Walker, with Lanier boosting Otto Moore's ability. Autographs followed as fans cheered.
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NEW York
NEA
Detroit Pistons
Harlem Globetrotters
Pistons
Bill van Breda Kolff
Fort Wayne
Dave DeBusschere
Reggie Harding
Paul Seymour
van Breda Kolff
Bill Bradley
New York Knicks
Bing
Walker
Dave Bing
Weekend NFL Results and Monday Schedule Summary
Reported scores from Sundays NFL games include Atlanta Philadelphia tie 13 all Buffalo Baltimore tie 17 17 Green Bay Chicago 20 19 Cleveland Cincinnati 14 10 Minnesota Detroit 24 20 Kansas City Pittsburgh 31 14 Miami New Orleans 10 San Francisco San Diego 16 14 San Francisco 30 Houston 20 NY Giants Washington 33 35 NY Jets Los Angeles 20 Oakland Denver 19 Tonight St Louis Dallas on national TV Monday night.
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Guthrie
Bernie Parrish
Ross Fichtner
Walter Beach
Beach
Yale Law School
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
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Cleveland Browns
Blanton Collier
Art Modell
St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Vikings
Pittsburgh Steelers
Boston Patriots
Philadelphia Eagles
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Kansas City Chiefs
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San Dergo
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Houston
NY Giants
Washington
NY Jets
Los Angeles
Oakland
Denver
St. Louis
Dallas
Associated Press
S. Diego
Wash
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National Basketball Association
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