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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1975

Page

5

Cowboys overwhelm Lions with Staubach shotgun offense

In Pontiac at the dome, a near-capacity crowd of 79,784 watched Roger Staubach and Dallas deploy a potent shotgun attack to overpower Detroit. The defense of the Cowboys stifled the Lions, delivering boos as Dallas fans celebrated.

Pontiac, Mich Pontiac Stadium Detroit Lions Roger Staubach Dallas Cowboys

Cowboys Dominate Lions in 36-10 Victory

Dallas roared to a 3-0 start in the Eastern Division as Staubach passed for two touchdowns and Pearson piled up 188 receiving yards. Detroit, 2-1, faced a crushing defeat highlighted by a costly bad snap and a series of big Cowboy plays in the second half.

Detroit Lions Staubach Jethro Pugh Greg Landry Honolulu Cowboys Green Bay Atlanta Minnesota Chicago Dallas Tom Landry Charles Young Young Robert Newhouse Drew Pearson Pearson Landry Richard Hicks Herman Weaver Lion North Carolina State

Oklahoma Falls to No 2 in AP Football Poll

Barry Switzer’s Oklahoma Sooners drop from first to second behind Ohio State after a late 21-20 win over Colorado while Ohio State routs UCLA 41-20. Texas moves up to fifth as Texas A&M holds sixth. USC remains third after beating Iowa. Other shifts see Missouri, Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn State and West Virginia in the top ten with notable losses.

Barry Switzer Oklahoma Sooners Ohio State Associated Press Buckeyes UCLA Woody Hayes Bucks Michigan State Texas Utah State Longhorns Missouri Michigan Texas A&m Kansas State Alabama Mississippi Wolverines Notre Dame Irish Penn State Kentucky West Virginia Southern Methodist Arizona State Colorado Oklahoma State Arizona Florida Tennessee Miami Ohio

Reds Aim to Wrap NL Title As Candelaria Starts

Cincinnati uses Gary Nolan to oppose Pirates rookie John Candelaria in Pittsburgh as they chase a third NL pennant this decade. Reds dominated Games 1 and 2 in Cincinnati and seek another World Series bid while Pirates look to end their home-run drought in the playoffs.

Pittsburgh Cincinnati Reds Reds Sparky Anderson Gary Nolan John Candelaria Cincinnati Joe Morgan Pirates Danny Murtaugh Bench Yankees Baltimore Oakland Pete Rose Anderson Candelaria Murtaugh

Royal Sees Texas Strive Against Oklahoma Pressure

Texas coach Darrell Royal, unsettled after watching Oklahoma star Joe Washington's 74 yard punt return, worries about kick height and wind sprint focus. He praised Washington and OU's defense, noted Steve Davis and Marty Akins as key threats, and said Texas will prepare intensively for the Cotton Bowl showdown with OU’s 25 straight wins.

Austin Tex Texas Darrell Royal Oklahoma Joe Washington Colorado Royal Washington Dewey Leroy Selmon Selmons Longhorns Dallas Buf Faloes Sooners Steve Davis Marty Akins Longhorn Travis Couch Will Wilcox Royals

Montreal Says Olympics Will Open On Schedule Next July

IOC officials report water in Montreal pool by February and track laid by June with July 17 opening. Mayor Drapeau and COJO pledge effort and cooperation to finish Olympic park, retractable roof, and tower on time. Dr Harold ng of FINA notes concrete pouring in December and testing by February 15, with all done by April 15.

Montreal International Olympic Committee Lord Killanin Cojo Canada Killanin Jean Drapeau Drapeau Anin Mongy Olympic Park Harold Ng FINA International Swimming Federation Larry Eldridge

Human Eraser Webster to miss 1975 76 season with liver ailment

Marvin Webster, the ABA’s No. 1 draft pick and Morgan State star nicknamed the Human Eraser, will miss the 1975-76 season due to a liver problem. Denver Nuggets coach Larry Brown said preliminary tests indicate a liver ailment after Webster underwent tests in Denver since September 29.

Asheville N.C Marvin Webster American Basketball Association Denver Nuggets Nuggets Larry Brown Webster Denver Morgan State Brown Virginia David Thompson

No tomorrow for Oakland A's

Oakland faces a must-win game in the American League playoff against Boston with Ken Holtzman slated to start on two days rest. Manager Alvin Dark stresses going with their best, while Red Sox manager Darrell Johnson watches a relaxed workout and rain threatens the Coliseum.

Oakland Oakland A Ken Holtzman Boston Red Sox Alvin Dark Holtzman Dick Bosman Darrell Johnson Oakland Coliseum Dark Johnson Sal Bando A's A’s

Casey Stengel Eulogized At Glendale Funeral

Baseball figures and President Ford sent condolences at the Forest Lawn service for Casey Stengel. Bowing to his famed speech style, Kuhn called him deeply loved and influential, while the Rev. Dr. Carlson praised his Stengelese and memory.

Glendale Calif Bowie Kuhn Casey Stengel Charlies Dillon Casey” Stengel Kuhn Casey Church of the Recessional Forest Lawn Memorial Park Stengel Ford

NHL season opens as Penguins face Capitals in Landover

The NHL launches its 59th season with Pittsburgh Penguins versus Washington Capitals at the Capital Centre. Rookie Gordon Laxton will start in goal for Pittsburgh, replacing regulars as coach Boileau bets on a new season. Washington, coming off a record 446 goals allowed, seeks improvement under coach Milt Schmidt with new faces and veteran leadership.

Pittsburgh Ron Schock Schmidt Washington Philadelphia Flyers Bill Clement Don McLean Bob Clement Capitain McLean Penguins

Celtics Waive Darryll Brown From Active Roster

Boston Celtics 6 foot 7 forward Darryll Brown was placed on waivers reducing the roster to 16 players ahead of the Oct. 24 season opener at Boston Garden. Brown, a Fordham alumnus, was the Celtics fourth round pick.

Boston Boston Celtics Darryll Brown National Basketball Association Brown Fordham University Celtics Boston Garden

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