NFL adopts disaster plan for teams flying to games
NFL owners approved a four part emergency plan after deadly air accidents. It lets a team keep its season with waivers when under 15 players are lost, or suspend if 15 or more die, plus a bonus draft and veteran freezes. It also covers quarterback losses, draft priority, and insurance. The plan aims to reduce risk and ensure continuity after tragedies and calls for safer aircraft and scrutiny of carriers.
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Cavaliers fall as Hawks rout Cleveland 131 107
Atlanta Hawks defeat Cleveland Cavaliers 131 107 ending Cleveland’s losing streak at ten games. Lou Hudson scores 43 points on 19 of 26 shooting, Bill Bridges adds 25, John Johnson leads Cavaliers with 24 as Fitch laments the team’s ongoing struggles.
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Hulme lands Can Am crown with Riverside win
Denis Hulme wins the Times Grand Prix at Riverside to clinch the Can Am championship with 112 points and $50,000 J Wax title. Oliver, Rodriguez, Amon, and Metschenbacher follow, while a spectacular crash injures no one as 46,500 spectators witness Hulme’s 210.86 mph lap average and his second straight win.
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Commodore runners take third in loop meet at Boyce Park
Commodore runners finish third in Turnpike Athletic Conference cross country at Boyce Park Monroeville Pa. Western Indiana claims first as Cuyahoga Western edges Allegheny South by one point. Four Commodores advance to the NJCAA championship with top finisher Bob Likisko clocking 22 06 for third.
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Ohio State Michigan tied for Big Ten lead after weekend games
Michigan and Ohio State remained deadlocked for the Big Ten lead as Illinois won its first conference game since 1968 and Michigan State beat Indiana. Northwestern slipped to third after a 24 10 loss to Ohio State while Iowa tied Minnesota 14 14. Purdue edged Illinois 23 21 in a late drive.
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Rain delays American 500 at Rockingham to November
Nascar postpones the American 500 for the second time due to rain and reschedules the $100,000 race for November 15 at North Carolina Motor Speedway. About 10 of the 40 entries will run a 250 mile race in Macon, Ga., next weekend and must return by November 13 for inspection. Pole winner is Charlie Glotzbach of Georgetown, Ind.
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Player extends birthday joy with Dunlop win
CANBERRA Australia UPI Gary Player celebrated his 33th birthday Sunday with a one under par 71 to win the Dunlop International by one stroke at 282. Shared second by Lee Trevino Kel Nagle and Bill Brask who finished one behind.
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