World Series TV and the 1974 season observations
Red Smith reviews the 18 inch television view of the World Series, noting announcers’ skill and insights while criticizing ownership and league politics. He questions baserunning, the designated hitter, attendance trends, and media protections, as Jackson and Olderman clash with the press, ending with a satirical image of champagne and a wet shirt.
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Bill Buckner
Chub Feeney
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Murray Olderman
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Joe Reichler
Bowie Kuhn
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Long Beach City College opens season with key conference clash
The Metropolitan Conference starts its five game schedule as Long Beach City College and El Camino renew a heated rivalry Saturday. Both squads feature standout quarterbacks Jeff Austin and Pete Tereschuk as pass heavy offenses aim to set the tone for a fast paced air battle. Swearingen says records mean little and expects a high scoring game through the air with both teams emphasizing passing plays.
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Two Quarterbacks Stir Controversy Across NFL and College
Coach Chuck Knox speaks on the perils of multiple quarterbacks in a game while praising James Harris for a sensational performance. The discussion covers quarterback stability, health, and potential signals of changing lineups as teams prepare for pivotal matchups and events at the Velvet Turtle and Trojan Club meeting.
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Wither
Bears Rally Over Packers With Defensive Back Strategy
Green Bay used six defensive backs to slow Chicago, a plan described as puzzling yet effective as the Bears defended a Packers run focus. Norbert Brockington and teammates battled, while yards and scores came from Mirra Roder and Gary Huff. Standout stats include Vic Lane and Carl Garrett as top rushers, with Jackson and Murphy contributing on offense.
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Pro grid briefs headline on Kamion to Denker trade
Tete Kamion moves from AILS to Denker Btroncies as part of a defensive end reshuffle. Trade expectations target immediate impact and depth alongside the upcoming tints slated for haven.
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WFL Expands Playoffs Amid Changes and Moves
Eight of the World Football League's remaining 10 teams will reach the playoffs after the board decided on the top eight records. Detroit folded this year and a special draft for Detroit players was set at Newport Beach. Rosters grow from 37 to 40 as ownership for a New York franchise is approved. New York Stars move to Charlotte and the 76 New York team plans to play at renovated Yankee Stadium.
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Ali Foreman title bout may be Ali last fight next week
Muhammad Ali said the upcoming heavyweight title bout with George Foreman in Zaire could be his final fight, planning to retire after a win and vowing there will be no loss. Foreman did not attend the press event.
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Tank Smith, Prothro clash over Rams quarterback swap
Younger discusses Tank's influence on quarterback decisions with Prothro and Teele noting Tank's judgment, Leo's departure, and the coach's plan to start a new QB. The piece highlights Tank's pride in Grambling rookies and the program's impact.
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Raiders edge Bengals 40-27 as Smith seals win
Oakland Raiders coach John Madden opened postgame questions after Charlie Smith scored the late winning touchdown with eight seconds left in a 40-27 NFL victory over Cincinnati. Madden called the game well played by both sides and cautioned against too many close games for his players.
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NFL Roundup: Cowboys Eagles Fight and Morton Trade Drift
Dallas rebounded past Philadelphia 24 to 21 amid taunts and brawls. Morton refuses practice and seeks a trade while Van Brocklin frets over Falcons effort after a loss. Prothro retools as Detroit eyes a possible Super Bowl chase with a 4-2 start.
Coryell says odds mount but Cardinals stay unbeaten
St Louis coach Don Coryell warns that 6-0 records attract tougher tests while acknowledging Washington Redskins pose a major challenge. He cites Sonny Jurgensen, a strong Redskins secondary, and Pete Barnes who battled illness with 12 tackles in the Houston game as key elements in the looming clash. The Cardinals remain the NFL’s last undefeated team after a 9-1-1 stretch.
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Ali Foreman heavyweight tithe fight telecast in LA
Telecast plans for the George Foreman Muhammad Ali heavyweight title bout in Los Angeles are listed with ticket prices of 15 20 and 25 dollars at Long Beach Arena Prives.
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