Dolphins aim to seal win as Bills face tough test
Miami seeks a victorious finish to a productive week as it hosts Buffalo after a 43-0 win over the Jets. NFLPA calls for bigger rosters to absorb ex WFL players, warning of rushed free-agent signings and possible below-market offers amid exodus from the collapsed league.
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Sue Larmicelle
UPI
Miami Dolphins
Buffalo Bills
Washington
National Football League Players Association
NFL
World Football League
Pete Rozelle
Sargent Karch
Owners’ Council
NFLPA
Ed Garvey
WFL
Garvey
Rozelle
Larry Csonka
Paul Warfield
Jim Kiick
Calvin Hill
Ted Kwalick
Cleveland
New Orleans
Terry Bledsoe
Management Council
Bledsoe
Professional Directory Listing Attorneys and Services in Washington Iowa
A dense local directory listing multiple law firms and professionals in Washington Iowa. It names THS Anderson Buffer Lawrence B. Griffiths Tracy Anderson Pete F. Buffer plus firms Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Morrison Morrison and Lloyd, Owen, Stewart and Shearer, with addresses and phone numbers. Also lists chiropractors osteopaths credit bureaus nursing homes and other community services with contact details.
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Anderson
Lawrence B. Griffiths
Tracy Anderson
Pete F. Buffer
W. Main
Washington
Offic
Kalona
5Th & D
West Main
Thomas D. Kauffman
Iowa
North Marion
Cincinnati Reds welcomed by 20000 fans on downtown celebration
About 20,000 fans crowded Fountain Square in Cincinnati to celebrate the Reds World Series title. Bowing to cheers, Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn presented the championship trophy to Reds president Bob Howsam as Pete Rose and Joe Morgan were hailed by the crowd.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Reds
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Reds
Red Sox
Boston
Baseball
Bowie Kuhn
Bob Howsam
Kuhn
Riverfront Stadium
Pete
Pete Rose
Joe Morgan
Joe
Howsam
Dokes Faces Stevenson in Pan Am Heavyweight Final
Boxers Dokes and Stevenson reach the Pan American Games heavyweight final in Mexico City with Dokes hoping to prove his world title potential. The American leads a strong US contingent as Cuba dominates gymnastics and medals flow in swimming cycling and tennis.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mike Dokes
Muhammed Ali
Cuba
Teofilo Stevenson
Dokes
Jamican
Trevor Berbico
Stevenson
U.S
Lele Forood
Fort
Flag Football Action Ends Saturday Schedule Released
In a make up YMCA flag football night the Bears beat the Raiders 18 to 0 and the Colts beat the Rams 25 to 12. Saturday games include Vikings vs Steelers at 9, Patriots vs Dolphins at 10, Raiders vs Colts at 11, and Rams vs Bears at noon. Standings not provided.
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YMCA
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Oakland Raiders
Baltimore Colts
Los Angles Rams
Vikings
Steelers
Patriots
Dolphins
Raiders
Colts
Rams
Bears
Nebraska Colorado to tangle Saturday in Lincoln
United Press reports two unbeaten teams meet in Lincoln as Nebraska, ranked fourth at 6-0, hosts Colorado, 5-1, after the Buffaloes’ close loss at Oklahoma and a 31-20 comeback win over Missouri. Both offenses average about 31 points. Nebraska yields 9.0 per game, Colorado 14.7. Nebraska favored by seven.
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United Press
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Buffaloes
Buffs
Missouri
Bill Mallory
Cornhuskers
Lincoln
Rookies take lead in team golf play at Disney World
Rookie Jimmy Wittenberg and partner Bryan Abbott shot a 10 under 62 to share the lead in the National Team Championship at Walt Disney World. Veterans Bobby Mitchell and Gibby Gilbert posted a 62 on the Palm course, with eight birdies and an eagle, while the rookies tied for first as action began.
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Lake Buena Vista
Fla
UPI
Jimmy Wittenberg
Walt Disney World
Bryan Abbott
Wittenberg
Bobby Mitchell
Gibby Gilbert Abbott
Disney
Magnolia
Mitchell
Gilbert
Palm
Demon freshmen roll past Ottumwa 46-0 on Case Field
Washington Demons freshmen offense tallies four touchdowns in a dominant 46-0 season finale win over Ottumwa Evans. Speece throws for 95 yards and Rush Moretti scores twice as Washington mounts 334 total yards to Ottumwa’s 57.
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Washington Demon
Ottumwa Evans
Case Field
Washington
John Moretti
Dennis McCall
Demons
Marty Speece
Dan Cold
Jamey Schulze
Moretti
Phil Garton
Gary Ledger
McCall
Phil Busley
Ottumwa
Speece
Busley
Terry Little
Stacy Bandy
Steve ‘Arr
Brad Farrier
Marvin Sojka
Schulze
Duane Hagensick
Oris
Mike Harvey
Tony Lloyd
Drew Letcher
Larry Carl
Dennis Edwards
Randy
Murray Schooley
Cornerback Schooley
Schooley
Lakers Edge Knicks In Ragged Opener For 1980-81
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the New York Knicks 104-101 in the opener of the NBA season despite 28 turnovers. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 27 points with 20 rebounds, and the inside-outside duo of Abdul-Jabbar and Cazzie Russell totaled 56 points to secure the victory. Gianelli was ejected and Neal Walk fouled out as New York briefly tied the game late.
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Steve Wilstein
UPI
Los Angeles Lakers
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Sharman
Lakers
New York Knicks
NBA
Abdul-Jabbar
Cazzie Russell
New York
Gianelli
Neal
Knicks
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Professional Directory
John W. Lemon
Southlaws Avenue
Weds & Thurs
Towertower
Court House
Hild Care
the Children’s House, Inc
Washington Cook's Transfer, Inc
Fairfield
East Main Wayland
Lenox
David Clark
John Swartzendruber
Auc
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L.A. Rams
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MT. Pleasant
Primitives
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Lord OF Hay Antiques
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J. R. Hoyer
R.A. 2
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New London
Demon Fresh Stroll
5Th St
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Erdice
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Bill) Wilson
Bob Duncan
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Robert Duncan
H. M. Duncan
Columbus Junction
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