NEL Adopts One-Point Conversion Rule amid Merger
The merged NFL AFL clubs meet to approve a one-point conversion rule for interleague play this fall. They adopt Wilson Southall as official ball shape, allow jersey name casts, and appoint a league timekeeper. Pete Rozelle reports smooth sessions and notes debate on one point versus two point plays. A special committee chaired by Lombardi Schramm Davis Brown issued four recommendations.
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Richie Allen Prefers Booze To Boos In Spotlight
In St Petersburg UPI reports Richie Allen, Cardinals slugger, speaks candidly about drinking before and after games. He cites personal strain and clubhouse culture as factors. Hall of Famer Paul Water recalls his own drinking during a long career and the impact on focus and sight at the plate.
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Dodgers Executive Peter OMalley Talks League Plan and Fan Ties
OMalley says he is the youngest top Dodgers executive, with prior roles at spring training, Spokane farm club, and Dodger Stadium. He opposes inter league play, favors maintaining the National League, and foresees future expansion international. He emphasizes closer fan-player relations and strong player management, while Dodger players and minor leaguers meet him after a board session.
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Soccer swap fuels English clubs in record deal
London reports Jimmy Greaves and Peter Peters swapped clubs in a 4800000 transfer, with Peters moving West Ham United to Tottenham Hotspur for Greaves and cash. The deadline save, four hours before closure, reshaped the season as the NIT quarterfinals showcased prayer and resolve, including Army coach Bobby Knight urging his Cadets. Maravich of LSU aims to rebound as Oklahoma faces the Tigers in a late-night college basketball tilt. Marquette meets Utah, while Georgetown beats St Johns as the week’s action unfolds.
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NASCAR Standings Daylight Daytona Reach Debuts Grand National
Standings show multiple drivers with listed towns and earnings from a Daytona event. Notable names include Marcis from West Salem and Langley from Landover with various totals. Several entries mention Charlotte, Winston-Salem, and other locales, reflecting a busy race card and prize amounts.
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