Superdome Promoters Face Scrutiny Over Costs and Cleanups
In New Orleans the Superdome commission wrestles with promoter complaints as Pige droppings and syrup contaminate $15 courtside seats while seats go unmarked. Mayor Landrieu pushes for efficiency after 60 days of operation and a training phase, with SSI under scrutiny for costly, controversial handling of cleanup and services.
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Series Resumes in Cincinnati With Tied World Series
With the World Series tied one game apiece, the action shifts to Cincinnati for game three Tuesday night on a changed field as the teams aim to grab the early series edge.
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Cincinnati Fans Debate Who Is The Real Star Of Baseball
Cincinnati residents and officials react to the Reds World Series run in Boston with barroom bets and city actions. Police tighten downtown security as crowds surge, amid hotel shortages and large conventions. Red Sox players discuss turf impact and plan for game three, with coach and players expressing confidence in their chances to rebound.
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A&M Climbs to Fifth After Drubbing Tech
The Associated Press college football poll shows Texas A&M moving from sixth to fifth after a 38-9 win over Texas Tech, while Ohio State remains No 1 with 42 first place votes. Oklahoma, USC, Nebraska hold second through fourth as Alabama and Michigan rise, with several shifts in the top twenty.
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SMU Fullback David Bostick Clears Turkey Tag for Rice Game
SMU coach warns running back David Bostick who starts against Rice but will be benched if he runs with his head up. The 6'2", 220-pound junior from Hurst Bell lost his job to David Bonilla but shined in a 28-13 win over TCU, showing improved drive in the final period.
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Calhoun Sandcrab Freshman Football Introductions
Calhoun High School hosts a Sandcrab Booster Club meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school cafeteria to introduce freshman football players and their parents. A film from the Stroman game shown Friday will be featured. The meeting is open to the public and attendees are urged to support the club.
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Snead Remains SF 49ers Starter After Falcons Loss
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan says Norm Snead will continue as starter after a 17 3 defeat to Atlanta. He concedes the game was not one of Snead’s best but cites prior strong play and expects a better showing next game.
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Congress Told Owners Threat to Pro Sports
The NFL Players Association told Congress that abolishing the Rozelle Rule won’t destroy pro sports but could if owners bid wildly for players. Kermit Alexander warned that rich clubs may buy all stars if the rule ends, urging new owners if current ones mismanage. Rozelle testified on option compensation needed for competitive balance.
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Aeros Complete 2 for 1 Trade
The Houston Aeros of the World Hockey Association completed a two for one trade with the Denver Spurs. The Aeros sent center Jim Sherrit and left winger Don Borgeson to the Spurs for Jan Popiel.
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Austin Visit Eyed by Evert
FORT LAUDERDALE AP Chris Evert will defend her title in the World Series of Women's Tennis January 10 11 at the Lakeway World of Tennis in Austin Texas Others in the $100 000 event based on 1975 Grand Slam performances Wimbledon United States French Australian opens are Evonne Goolagong Martina Navratilova and Virginia Wade
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