USC No 1 McKay’s deep USC squad shines in depth
USC stands as the No 1 team with a prolific roster under coach J K McKay. His son J K McKay is a standout receiver though not a starter, while talent spreads across Edesel Garrison Allen Carter Anthony Davis Bam Cunningham Lynn Swann and tight end Charles Young. Coach McKay emphasizes team quality and breadth, seeking dominant performances even amid high expectations.
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Delaware regains top spot in college football poll
Delaware moves back to No. 1 with 360 points in the AP poll after Louisiana Tech led briefly. Hawaii unranked but earned a first place vote. North Dakota State and Fresno State rise into the top ten while Boise State and Drake fall. Rankings reflect results through Oct. 21 with teams like California Poly and Tennessee State also noted in the top ten shifts.
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Protest planned over controversial Munich basketball win
U S Olympic officials plan a formal protest after Russia won the final on a disputed final buzzer at Munich. The U S claims the game was irregular and seeks rule clarification from the IOC and FIBA while acknowledging an overturn is unlikely.
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Brodie to Wear Cast Two More Weeks in SF
San Francisco AP reports 49ers quarterback John Brodie will wear a cast for at least two more weeks. Coach Dick Nolan cites uncertain timelines while team physician Dr. Lloyd Milburn confirms ligament damage from the October 15 injury and a cast placed last Wednesday.
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Cowboys hold their own fate in Detroit test
Dallas coach Tom Landry said the Cowboys control their fate after a 24 20 loss to Washington. He cited must win mindset, noted Craig Morton remains No 1 QB while Roger Staubach nears return. Landry praised Morton but stressed team effort wins games. He previewed Monday night clash with Detroit and acknowledged Washington still looming in standings.
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Shavers Stops Caldwell in Two to Extend Win Streak
From Newton Falls Ohio Ernie Shavers of Warren pounds Leroy Caldwell of New Orleans in two minutes of the second round to notch his 29th consecutive professional boxing victory.
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Universities Put On Probation By NCAA
The National Collegiate Athletic Association has placed California at Berkeley California State University at Sacramento and North Carolina State on probation for recruiting and rule violations. St John’s University of Jamaica was reprimanded. The council also moved to study drug testing and relax the 1.6 grade point requirement for recruiting.
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Wills placed on waivers and offered instructor post
Maury Wills, the Dodgers longtime star who broke Ty Cobb’s stolen base record, was placed on waivers by Los Angeles on Wednesday and offered an instructor’s position. At 40, he appeared in few games in 1972, after starting with the Dodgers in 1959 and stints with Pittsburgh and Montreal. Also: Julian Javier placed on waivers, Bowie Kuhn urged minor league cuts, Detroit traded Tom Haller, and Gene Garber moved to Kansas City in separate deals.
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Cavaliers Upset 76ers In Narrow NBA Tilt
Cleveland Cavaliers snap a seven game skid with a 113 108 victory over Philadelphia 76ers in a tense contest. Austin Carr scores 35 and Jed Carter leads Philly with 39 as the Cavaliers survive a late 3 point push. Milwaukee, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Atlanta win in other NBA games.
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Rams release Love to make room on roster
LOS ANGELES AP The Los Angeles Rams released wide receiver John Love to clear room on their ready reserve roster for linebacker John Pergine.
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Senator Criticizes 75 Mile TV Blackouts in Utah
Sen. Frank E. Moss stresses the 75 mile television blackout rule is arbitrary and calls for federal rule changes. He urges Congress to curb local blackouts and sponsors a bill to prohibit a sold out event from being blacked out within 48 hours of an event.
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Sabres rally to 2-2 tie with Bruins in NHL action
Buffalo's youthful Sabres, now 5-3-0 after eight games, battled Boston to a 2-2 draw as Rene Robert and Gerry Meehan evened the score in the second period. Star goaltender Roger Crozier left with a back injury after one period.
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