Bengals Dominate Bills as Ken Anderson Shines in 33-24 Victory
Cincinnati quarterback Ken Anderson racked up 447 passing yards with two TDs in a high scoring win over Buffalo. Chip Myers praised Anderson as the best in the game, while OJ Simpson led the Bills with 154 rushing yards before Cincinnati clinched the AFC lead at 8-1.
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Ken Anderson
Chip Myers
Anderson
Buffalo Bills
National Football League
Myers
Bengals
O.J. Simpson
Bills
Little Augustana
Ill
Simpson
Jimmy Brown
Walt Patulski
Buffalo
Houston
Lenville Elliott
Charlie Joiner
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dave Green
Isaac Curtis
Joiner
Stan Fritts
Racquets Sign Evert in Major Year’s Coup
Jim Walker of the Phoenix Racquets pulls off a major coup by signing Chris Evert. Evert cites team fit, friend Kristien Shaw, and coach Tony Roche as key factors for joining the WTT, moving away from the European circuit and adjusting to crowd play in Phoenix and beyond.
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Jim Walker
The
Phoenix Racquets
Chris Evert
Racquets
Kristien Shaw
Tony Roche
Evert
WTT
Europe
Virginia Slims
Phoenix
Tie-breaker crown goes to Bryan Buzzard in Progress Football Contest
Local prognosticators faced a crucial tie-breaker in the Progress Football Contest. A record 270 entries competed as Buzzard of Scottsdale posted only one miss, with the Indiana Wisconsin tie game universally missed. Buzzard wins 15 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Buzzard
Kevin Park
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Colorado Park
Dennis Kendall
Tempe
Mike Fernandez
Phoenix
el Camino Theatre
Richard Biedler
Kathy Naylor
Women’s fall softball: Johns, Straw Hat win in tight games
John pushed four runs in the bottom of the sixth to beat Del Masonary 11 to 10 as Alice Garcia doubled and Devon Thomas added three singles for the winners. Debbie Schiller led Masonary with three singles.
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David Johns
del Masonary
Alice Garcia
Devon Thomas
Debbie Schiller
Masonary
Jackie Moreland
Debbie Singleton
Straw Hat
Continental Bank
Karla Carlson
Bank
Brat Haas
Vogel
Ellen Bar
NBA Standings and Weekday Schedule Preview
The list outlines games for Sunday November 22 including Denver at Atlanta New England at Buffalo Cincinnati at Cleveland Baltimore at Miami St Louis at New York Jets Philadelphia at Dallas New York Giants at Green Bay Detroit at Kansas City San Diego at Minnesota San Francisco at New Orleans Chicago at Los Angeles Oakland at Washington and Monday November 24 Pittsburgh at Houston.
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Atlanta
New England
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Baltimore
Miami
St. Louis
N.Y. Jets
Philadelphia
Dallas
N.Y. Giants
Green Bay
Detroit
Kansas City
San Diego
Minnesota
S.F
New Orleans
Chicago
Los Angeles
Oakland
Washington
Pittsburgh
Houston
Women's golf results at Arizona and nearby clubs
Stellita Crilley tops Class A with one over par while Suggs is minus one in Class B. Heggblom achieves a hole in one on 17 at Villa Monterey using a four wood from 140 yards. Various leaders posted scores across Class C, D and multiple flight groups at Paradise Valley and Coronado. low gross honors go to Mary Ann Thomas and Flo Bennett, with partner totals highlighted in Flight A through D.
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Stellita Crilley
Dorothy Suggs
Arizona Country Club
Roberta Young
Tillie Chew
Betty Shaw
Villa Monterey Country Club
Helen Smith
Esther Ranney
Lois Fisher
Dottie Saixas
Dorothy Heggblom
Villa Monterey
Heggblom
Lil Davidson
Ruth Weaver
Dorothy Pearson
Paradise Valley CC
Rosa Thomas
Olive Maghiesse
Janet Lang
Mary Ann Thomas
Wanna Bachelder
Coronado Golf Course
Woody Minich
Georgina Dunn
Minich
Valley Country Club
Dodgers Trade Wynn Lacy Paciorek Royster For Baker Goodson
Dodgers send Wynn Lacy Paciorek and Royster to Atlanta for Dusty Baker and Ed Goodson. Baker is viewed as a bat for the Dodgers bid to win the NL West, while Goodson adds versatility at several infield spots. Braves gain speed and power with Lacy Royster, Wynn and Paciorek.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Atlanta Braves
Dodgers
Jimmy Wynn
Lee Lacy
Tom Paciorek
Jerry Royster
Braves
Dusty Baker
Ed Goodson
Baker
al Campanis
Goodson
Atlanta
Eddie Robinson
Lacy
Royster
Wynn
Paciorek
Hank Aaron
Columbia Star Running Back Overcomes Odds to Shine
Columbia sophomore and 23 year old Doug Jackson, who survived polio and dyslexia, leads the Ivy League in rushing with a Columbia single season record 787 yards. From Bristol Connecticut, he rose from bench to star, seeking pro football despite long odds.
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Associated Press
NEW York
Doug Jackson
Jackson
Bill Campbell
Bruce Stephens
Penn
Brown
Bristol
Conn
Red Carpet Tops RCM In Slopitch Thriller During Fall Tourney
Red Carpet rallied with two runs in the bottom of the ninth to beat RCM 9-8 after RCM tied in the sixth and briefly led in the ninth. Key hits came from Rob Young and Bill Queen as Bill Brgg collected four singles and Steve Plumb added a homer and a single. Ray McClain led RCM with three singles in a tight slate of city fall tourney games.
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Red Carpet
RCM
Rob Young
Bill Queen
Bill Brgg
Steve Plumb
Ray McClain
Conference reps in Dallas plan cost cuts for Lone Star sports
Faculty representatives of the Lone Star Conference meet in Dallas next Monday to discuss reducing athletic program costs. They will study a 20 game two tournament schedule for 1976-77 with no games during semester breaks and consider zoning the 10 member schools while limiting wall and basketball venues.
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Dallas
Lone Star Conference
Coronado Dons JV Rally Tops Westwood 30-6
The Coronado Dons junior varsity erased a 6-0 deficit after Westwood opened scoring, with Jeff Anderson rushing for 6, 20 and a long TD to put Coronado up 19-6 at halftime. Mike Bennett added a 3-yard TD for a 27-6 lead, and Bob Schooler caught a 50-yard TD pass from Darnell for the final score.
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Westwood
Dons
Jeff Anderson
Coronado
Mike Bennett
Bob Schooler
Darnell
Bob Williams
Carl Simonis
Clark Drozdowski
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