New Orleans Wins 1975 Super Bowl Site Choice
In Scottsdale, NFL owners pick the New Orleans Superdome for the 1975 game and Miami’s Orange Bowl for 1978. The $150.6 million dome will be the world’s largest stadium upon completion next fall. Pro Bowl venue revision postponed to June. instant replay expanded to quarter and half highlights.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
UPI
New Orleans
Miami
Miani
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Rozelle
Rales
Louisiana City
Minnesota
Dallas
NHL-WHA merger talk stirs silence from officials
Reports say a weekend New York meeting among team owners of the NHL and WHA discussed a possible merger. Montreal and Toronto were named among participants, while league officials claimed no status or authorization for any conference. Campbell and Hatskin offered cautious comments about the discussions.
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Vontreal
CPA
National Hockey
Burr Tetskin
Mipage
Dots
NUT
Charente Campbell
New York
Campbell
Hatskin
Mel Counts Reflects On Lakers Time And Defensive Role
The 81 year old Counts discusses his fit with the Lakers, noting Mel's steady presence and basketball IQ. He recalls Wilt Chamberlain pushing shooters, Counts' chance to prove himself, and how desire and practice shaped his late defensive role and confidence.
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Sharcian
Philadelphia
Bill Bridges
Hart
Wilt
Mel
Counts
Lakers
Wilt Remeny
Sharman
Comats
Dalkel
Msel
Anal
Lynwood no-hits Bellflower in 3-0 league win
Lynwood pitchers held Bellflower scoreless as Desjarlais and Vega hit solo shots and McKnight took a near perfect game into the seventh inning before a hit ended it. Other area games featured La Mirada’s rally, Excelsior’s lone hit in 124 innings, Paramount’s seventh-inning comeback, and Irvine League scoring bursts.
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McKnight
Dwight James
Bellflower
Ron Simpkin
AREA PREP BASEBALL SUMMARY OF NGELUS LEAGUE
Area prep baseball covers several leagues including Garden Grove Irvine and Whittier with multiple correspondents detailing games. Notable names include Rick Aterahia Rita Goren Laura Masha Jon Reedy and Joe lists, with scores and standings scattered through the report.
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Ngelus League
Sule
Tee Ee Raitt A
Ard Astroswns
Torrespondents
Rick Ateraahia
Gant Valley League
O Cave
Walter Jensen
Bau Rowata
Paramount
Cere
Henry I
Dango
Der
Ag Desorio
Carigcha
McCulloch
DeVore
Debala
Rita Goren
Garden Grove League
Ns Amings
Baha Gran
Bar
Calarag
Irvine
Fountain Valley
Tyrone Bel Wen
Saik
Partisan
Austin
Palmersand
Gary Deke Essonzia
Iosbiem Picard
Madden
Arch Marian
Galle
Laura Masha
Ivata
Tyron
Ard White
Levert
Diane Senaauviey
Gala Ana Vater
Arba Meco
Gretheen Wim
Whittier
Husbrer
Slemangan
Lentnrite
Ytamrever
Enmy
Hyh i
Iol Coleman Way
Orth Verrance
JOD Ie
Dykstra
Shack Ait Beng
Carninas Nents
Eanna Fhaekadate
HEE
Hille Ein
Pacino
Heirondts Moany
Steve Matregm Lovet
Sanlake
Ant Cook
Jesy Lukthan
Anaheine
Mara
Homook
Serena
Rivas
Jens
Joe
Ehutvaye
Sturter
Marra
Lariz
Ane Davidse Carrninonded
Roe Berdmany San Gastall
Bonne
POW Captain's Sport Fueled POW Morale in Vietnam Prison
POW Captain Stephen R. Leopold endured five years as a North Vietnamese prisoner. Malnutrition, malaria, and isolation left him wan with weight loss and fatigue but his interest in sports kept morale high. He recalled incomplete American sports updates and delayed golf scores while captive. Leopold later graduated.
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Milwaukee
Indochina
Stephen R. Leopold
North Vietnam
Leopold
Saints and Warriors battle to late tie in league game
In an eight inning stoppage due to darkness, Saint Anthony and Pius X tied 7 7 with Warrior runners aboard. Scoring bursts came in the third and fourth, as Mark Nichols, Scott Romo, Crafty, Powell, John McMahan, Mike Ginter, Bob Russell and Rich Lopes contributed. The piece also recounts Milwaukee sports memories and Leo Leopold’s 1971 comments, ending with Leopold planning to throw the first ball at the Brewers home opener on April 10.
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St. Anthony
Pius X
Warrior
Saints
Mark Nichols
Scott Romo
Sataawet ‘Sr
Crafty
Mark Powell
Warriors
John McMahan
Mike Ginter
Bob Russell
Ball
Ron
Larry Millea
Rich Lopes
Chris Bands
Milea
Snarewoog
Stanford University
Milwaukee
Brewers
Bucks
National Basketball Association
Lew Alcindor
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Stars and Stripes
United States
Plentiff Gain
Leopold
Brewer
Mile Ladvid
Pat Kelleher
Hon
Avai
Mura
Ini
Clin Ginter
Agites
Pans Agro
Porta
Ed Enrich
Tate No Sera
Cerritos Santa Ana baseball game reaches 15 innings
Darkness halted the Cerritos College and Santa Ana game after 15 innings with an 8-3 score. Santa Ana pitcher Stu Livingstone worked the distance striking out five, allowing only scattered hits and no runs after the fifth. Teammates Tin Jack, Dave Schmiolster, and Dan Bootie contributed offensively.
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Cerritos College
Santa Ana
Stu Livingstone
Tin Jack
Dave Schmiolster
Dan Bootie
Heaton Chosen Vikes MVP At Long Beach City College Year Banquet
Heaton named the Vikes most valuable player after leading the team to a state finals appearance and a third consecutive season title in a Lake County ceremony. Sophomore Dave Leslie received a free throw award and other honors went to Hagcoonie, Kaeh, Kuykendall, and Goon for various achievements. Tullman voted most promising freshman. Wulfberg earned the draw the charge award.
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Aophonare
Floyd Hearn
Long Beach City College
Comutyy
Chile
Dave Leslie
John Saychorn
Caeaye Laing
Leslie Wort
Hagcoenie
Weyers
Tivee Onther
Dave Kaeh
Bob Kuykendall
Bill Goon
Dave Tullman
Cal Wulfsberg
Pierce College
Sue Ince
Vikings
Tim Treadike
Miss Ince
TRCG
Pierce
Woodland
Unclear text from NBA notes and names
Fragmentary OCR text lists basketball terms and names without a clear event or outcome. The readable items include mentions of teams or places and several apparent proper nouns, but no coherent report for a proper summary card.
Jordan High overpowers Wilson 10 2 in league win
Don Driskill pitched five and two thirds hitless innings before departure as Jordan High routed Wilson 10-2 on a productive afternoon in Moore League play. Sheldon Gill hit a two run homer in the third. Rod Allen and Gary Randall added hits and Jordan piled up eight runs in the inning. Millikan remained unbeaten at 7-0, while Lakewood won 6-2 over Poly and Jordan moved to 4-3 in league action.
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Jordan High
Gary Randell
Wilson
Gary Piper
Curt Johnson
Don Driskill
Millikanet
Campton
Lakewood
Poly
Jordan
Driskill
Bruin
Steve Rowe
Panther
Chuck McFerrin
Treskill
Larry Balvoni
Don
Sheldon Gill
Gary Randall
Rod Allen
Bulcam
Dennis Hutton
Kevin Warmer
Brett Houser
Millikan
Rams
Greg Rirhart
Don Zimmerman
Jay Burchard
RBI
Doug Sleuver
Lancer
Bob Johnson
Chris Lewis
Hardy
Pete Tereschuk
Jack Neimeyer
John Tannery
Dan Wilson
Mt Bultondy
Agin Bisel
Bena Pte
Batemn
Brhannioly
Bethe
Furs
Talneekill
Cie
Ravivchar
Rte
Ea Ivan
Ailir
Vasey
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Paul Wosjatlais
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Dad Kolthioft
Mike Sowma
la Mira- Us
Matadores
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Sowma
Greg Welbur
la Mirada
Pat Camacho
Excelsior
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Scott Atteberry
Larry DeVito
Adeberry
Los Alamitos
Costa
Lilley
Griffins
Sngling
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Cerritos
Heaton
VIKES
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Sue
Vike Netters
Tansey
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Ultimar
Ken Pivernetz
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