Wisconsin Edge Nebraska Near Fourth Quarter Loss
Dick Mybeck notes the third week of the 1973 season where Wisconsin pushed Nebraska to lead late but fell 20-16. Purdue, Indiana, Ohio State, Michigan among others featured, with Wisconsin praised as a near-bright spot amid mixed results across the Big Ten non-conference slate.
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Steelers seek first four wins as Unitas facing Chargers
The 73 Steelers chase an unprecedented start against Johnny Unitas and the San Diego Chargers as they aim to win their first four games. Unitas, 40, shares a stake in the NFL battle with other unbeaten teams like Los Angeles, Minnesota, and Dallas. Eight sellouts will be televised locally amid the league’s blackout weekend.
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Fuel Altereds lead Beeline drag program this Saturday
The Beeline Dragway program features Fuel Altereds powered by 1,800 horsepower engines. Pre race favorite Dave Huff of San Bernardino drives Nanook with a 488 cubic inch Hemi. Final gates open 4 p.m. with finals at 8 p.m. General admission is 2.50.
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Walt's Mobil dominates Mizi Brothers in Slo-Pitch clash
Walt's Mobil crushed Mizi Brothers 26 to 2 as Jean Jenkins and Rachael Albo each collected four hits. Rubi Holden added two for Mizi. Niccolis stayed undefeated with a 10-8 win over Bud's Bunnies as Becky Brower led with four hits. Lisa Martino and others contributed for Bud's while Harvey's Mo-Par beat the Continentals 8-6 behind Nancy Brown and Maggie Follin.
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Gridders Get M D Okaysay
UW team physician testifies in Grays Harbor court that no clear evidence shows girls are more injury prone than boys in football. He notes overlap in ability and cites potential parity among athletes while discussing three girls at Wishkah Valley High School who sought to play on an eight man team.
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Arizona Wildcats Set to face winless Iowa Hawkeyes
Arizona travels to Iowa City with a 3-0 record led by ground trio Jim Upchurch Willie Hamilton and Derral Davis. Iowa is 0-3 after losses to Michigan Penn State and UCLA as pass protection improves to support a improving offense.
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Dog Selex By Perry Mutual For Tonight's Races
Scottsdale Daily Progress previews Phoenix Greyhound Park racing with selections by a veteran handicapper. Post positions pair with greyhound numbers for races 1 through 12 at 8 p.m. plus best bets Honey Red and Quin for race 6.
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Saguaro Freshman Girls Tennis Triumph Over Tempe
The Saguaro freshman girls tennis team defeated Tempe 8-1. Singles winners were Kathy Hunter Gail Harrington Julie Williams Susan Wilson Debbie Cheveront and Andi Shapiro. Hunter and Harrington won at doubles, followed by Williams and Wilson.
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