Cowboys Five Hurt in Dallas Gridiron Setback
Five Dallas Cowboys players listed as injured ahead of the January 17 championship meeting with Baltimore. Star fullback Walt Garrison suffers a chipped collarbone and sprained ankle while Chuck Howley has a chipped elbow, John Niland pulls a leg muscle, Herb Adderley hamstrings, and Cornell Green injures a foot as the team aims to be ready for kickoff.
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Chuck Howley
John Niland
Herb Adderley
Cornell Green
49ers Eye Draft Rights to Plunkett From Stanford
San Francisco 49ers pursue potential draft rights to Stanford quarterback Jim Plunkett amid strong expectations he will be Boston’s top pick. Lou Spadia denies offering Patriots players or draft picks though a discussion with New England remains uncertain. Coaches hint at minor improvements needed to elevate the team near the top in upcoming drafts.
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Dallas
Dick Nolan
Pierpoint and Pacific landings plan site moves and cooperation
In Long Beach a push for relocating Pierpoint Landing and Pacific Sportfishing due to port orders gains momentum. Harbor Carriers joins the scene as discussions on shared financing, joint operation, and a new site near the Queen Mary Bridge evolve, with emphasis on cooperation between landings and the Harbor Department.
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Pacific Sportfishing
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Los Angeles
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San Diego
Cal State Long Beach Coach Discusses Home Court Edge
Cal State Long Beach head coach Jerry Tarkani notes the home court advantage, saying familiar grounds and a partisan crowd can give the home team a six to eight point edge. The piece mentions Frank Zeiger finishing first in the 19th annual Christmas Holiday event.
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Cal State Long Beach
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Frank Zeiger
Turner Wins 1970 Yachtsman of the Year Honor
Ted Turner of Atlanta won eight of 15 races in 1970 and edged Kal Ficker of Newport Beach for the Marion & Rossi Yachtsman of the Year title by four points in a voting by (source).
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Ted Turner
Atlanta
Kal Ficker
Marii & Rossi
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Picker
Newport Beach
Cell
Yachting panel awards top honors to Turner in circuit
A panel led by 164 America's Cup winner Lob Ravier gave Turner 101 points and Vicker 97, placing Turner first overall in the Southern Ocean Racing Circuit with wins in the St. Petersburg Venice Lipton Nassau Miami Nassau and other major events. Jan O Malley won the yachtswoman of the year award, narrowly beating Jane Pagel.
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U.S
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Jan O'Malley
Mantalaking
Miss O'Malley
Jane Pagel
Chicago
Junior Bowling Tournament at Red Fox Lanes
The ONG Junior Tournament at Red Fox Lanes Tang Beach saw Zeiger win the Junior Boys title with a 718 handicap, three pins ahead of Ross La Pean of Dutch Village Bowl. Linda Morrisey captured the Junior Girls singles with 708, as over 400 juniors aged seven to twenty-one competed December 28–30 across five days.
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Ross la Pean
Mike Brandl
Southern Cities All-Stars
Pean
Buddy Stone
Chris Berg
Java Lanes
Bob Knox
Century Bowl
Bob Bailey
Linda Morrisey
Dutch Village
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Contie Williams
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Frank Zilner
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Reo Fox
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Bust
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Hiner
Washington Hires Black Asst. Coach
Washington announces the hiring of Ray Jackson, a black former Washington fullback, as an assistant football coach to ease racial tensions. Jackson, 35, will start Jan. 14 and may coach defensive backs under head coach Jim Owens and athletic director Joe Kearney.
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Huskies
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Jim Ownens
Regents
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Owens
Hunt Dealt to Expos in 1978 Giants Trade
The San Francisco Giants trade veteran second baseman Ret Hunt to the Montreal Expos in exchange for minor league first baseman Dave McDonald. McDonald, 27, hit 2 percent homers and batted .255 for Winnipeg in the International League in 1878 while driving in 4 runs. Hunt, 29, held a .327 lifetime average in eight NL seasons and requested a trade, noted for a major league record of being hit by pitches 127 times.
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UPI
San Francisco Giants
Ret Hunt
Montreal Expes
Dave McDonald
McDonald
Winnipeg
Hunt
South Africa Included in Davis Cup Draw
London report notes South Africa, barred from 1970 due to apartheid, will be listed in this season's Davis Cup draw in London on January 15. Basil Reay confirms entry but says participation decision remains after the draw. In Oakland, Free safety Dave Grayson of the Raiders retires with seven career interceptions.
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London
South Africa
Basil Reay
Oakland
UPI
Dave Grayson
Oakland Raiders
American Football League
Gals Score Major Victory in Feud With Tennis Group
Women tennis stars defied the USLTA by staging a September Houston tournament in conflict with the sanctioned Pacific Southwest event. Open-status sanction granted for a Wednesday start. 49 founding patrons contributed at least $50 each. Names released by Dan Desfor. figures include numerous executives and patrons.
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United States Lawn Tennis Assn
Houston
Pacific Southwest
USLTA
Dan Desfor
Billie Jean King's Invitational Supports San Francisco Event
Francisco, reports Larry W. King, marks a big victory for the girls after USLTA suspensions over token contracts with Gladys Heldman. King promotes a four day 15,000 British Motor Car invitational in San Francisco this week and directs the Billie Jean King Invitational in Long Beach January 14 to 17. Mrs. Louise Walker of Long Beach is temporary chairwoman. Clyde Walker, Billie's first coach, is recalled in fond terms.
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Long Beach
Billis Jean
Clyde Walker
Billie Jean
B. J
Karen Hantze
la Jolla
Clyde
Wimbledon,” Mrs. King
Bobby Moore Suspended Sentence In Oregon Court
POINCLAND Oregon UPI Bobby Moore the Dragons star halfback age 20 from Tacoma Wash pleaded guilty to attempted petty larceny and received a three year suspended sentence in circuit court Monday. He and Charles Parker 24 were arrested near Portland in November as the Tennis Set sponsors plan a tournament for Wednesday night with Independent Press Telegram as principal sponsor.
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Portlands
Aggressively Leads Santa Anita Feature of 11-16 Miles
Aggressively heads the field in Santa Anita's 810.00 Southern California Exposition Purse featured race. The seven race day at Santa Anita includes Young Champ Yankee Diode Boy Wicked Man Gallant Dandy and the Time Of Your Life Morning Daylight entry. Jockey Fernando Alvare z guides Aggressively as trainer Johnny Adams aims for another stakes win after prior New York successes.
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Yankee Diode Boy
Fernando Alvarez
Mason's Specials Best Bet In Aggressive Racing
In a bustling card at the track, Top Pinte in Wheel Horse with Henry leads the field. Bankerll $pecial- shrevidnves the win, aiming for a sharp finish in the opener.
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