A man for all leagues Davison Gary Davidson profile
A Newport Beach corporate lawyer and father of four, Gary L. Davidson rose as key organizer of major sports leagues. As first ABA president and WHA founder, he now pursues the World Football League joining the NFL, arguing actors, cities, and financing must align. His method blends psychology with logical planning to convert capital and talent into new leagues.
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World football league eyed with global franchises and bold figures
A columnist envisions a world football league with teams from Tokyo Paris London Venice Calcutta and more, led by Davidson and five co-organizers from major sports franchises. The plan includes eight teams, cross ocean play, and a 20 game schedule, while noting AFL NBA WHA and other leagues’ reactions.
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Rams Locker Room Change Described As Family Style
Carroll Rosenbloom replaces cramped Ram dressing areas with a large living room style setup at Chavez Ravine and Anaheim. Jack Snow, Ram, discusses his wish for more passes while Scibelli notes the locker room change, and a Father’s Day atmosphere surrounds visiting players’ fathers. The Rams have not lost at home this season.
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Regan Fumes Over Kings Play As Pressure Rises
Regan criticizes the Kings mental errors after back to back weekend losses and warns the coaching staff to push players. He cites no ready fix in Springfield and says a Wednesday game against Philadelphia will reveal if talk has helped. The Kings have a six game edge over the Flyers this season and last season combined.
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Whalers Rally In OT To Beat Golden Blades 642
WHA highlights Boston Huah Harels rifles pome spinning JSido421 in overtime to give the New East and Whalers 642 victory over the New York Golden Blades. After a slow start, the Whalers earned the overtime period on late period goals by Larry Plea and Gin Black burr, Ancee Latraix and Brian Perry, struck for the losers.
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Ex-Whittier OB Estabrook joins Rams taxi squad
Wayne Estabrook, 22, formerly of Whittier College, signed to the Rams taxi squad Monday. The 7th round pick by Cincinnati was cut before the regular season and takes the place of wide receiver Nick Gordon on the 47-man squad after Gordon was placed on waivers last week.
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Rams Face Injury Woes Ahead of San Francisco Clash
Reed-Continued notes thigh injury sidelining star and others on the Rams. Key players Mel Phillips and Bob Hoskins are reinjured while Vic Washington and Jimmy Thomas will play hurt. Larry Schreiber Terry Beasley and Mike Holmes remain unavailable or limited. Gene Washington and Ted Kugalick have been nursing injuries, and Dan Abramowies is replacing Beasley. Dick Vermeil stresses the 49ers won’t be down despite a string of Rams wins in recent meetings.
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Farmer breaks through for 1000 yard season in Bruins loss
Despite a rough game on slippery turf at Oregon, Steve Farmer rushed 235 yards on 27 carries to become the first AP back over 1000 yards this season. Rodgers praised the line while noting limited support from teammates and a need for stronger blocking.
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Honochick Among 4 Umpires Retiring
The American League announced four veteran umpires will retire, led by senior official Jim Honochick. Also retiring are John Flaherty Frank Umont and John Rice with 19 years in the league. Honochick served 25 years in the American League.
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Chiefs Hold Off On Field Fracas In Rough Finish
Chiefs win over Chicago featured angry exchanges with officials as moments of yardage and penalties shaped the late game. Sacks by Marvin Upshaw and Carty Culp battered Bobby Douglass, while a 60 yard rush was negated by penalties. Individual leaders show Gace and Dayalass among rushers, with strong KC receiving from Padolak and Hamilton.
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