Erving Faces Injunction in Squires Case
Federal judge bars Julius Erving from playing for any team but the Virginia Squires and orders arbitration to settle his contract dispute. NBA Commissioner Kennedy fines Atlanta $25,000 for exhibition games defying directives as Hawks fight the NBA in antitrust suit.
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Clarke Sophs Upset Valley In 16 6 Victory
Clarke County Sophomores improved to 3-1 with a 16-6 win over Loudoun Valley. A 54 yard TD pass from Lyn McDonald to Ken Liggins put Clarke ahead in the third quarter, followed by a two point pass. William Jackson returned a fumble 91 yards for Clarke's final TD as Valley drove late.
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Stoneman Delivers No-Hitter for Expos in Mets Win
Montreal pitcher Bill Stoneman throws his second career no hitter against New York in a 7-0 Expos win as 7,184 fans cheer from the stands. He walks seven, matching a prior no hitter with seven walks, and notes maturity and a new slider in this performance.
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Snead Sparks Giants Past Eagles 27 12
Giants quarterback Norm Snead throws for 164 yards and three touchdowns with Ron Johnson scoring all three for the visiting New York Giants in a 27 12 win over the winless Philadelphia Eagles. Johnson racks 128 rushing yards on 36 carries with another TD. Eagles owner Leonard Tose denounces team effort as costly defeat.
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Bosox Hope Tiant Delivers In AL East Showdown
Luis Tiant faces Detroit in a must win for Boston as the AL East race tightens. A slip by Aparicio derails a rally while Kaline and Rodriguez pace Detroit with Homers and key hits. Stoneman no hits Mets in twilight twin bill. Cubs, White Sox win in the rest of Monday’s slate.
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Duke's Jones Named ACC Offensive Player of the Week
Duke tailback Steve Jones rushed 188 yards on 28 carries and scored three times to spark a 37-13 win over Virginia, the Blue Devils first victory in four games. He became the first Duke player to reach more than 2 000 career rushing yards as Duke built a 30-0 halftime lead.
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Predictors Vary on NL Playoff Outcome This Weekend
AP report from Pittsburgh surveys managers and players debating the National League playoffs. Gene Mauch backs Pittsburgh on Clemente's heroics. Sparky Anderson cites Clemente's one day greatness. Don Zimmer favors Cincinnati while others stress depth and fundamentals.
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Southern Cal and Oklahoma Keep 1-2 In AP Poll
Southern California and Oklahoma hold the top two spots in the AP college football poll after decisive wins. USC beat Michigan State 51-6 earning 36 first place votes and 970 points, while Oklahoma crushed Clemson 52-3 with 13 first place votes and 907 points. Ohio State and Alabama moved to third and fourth, Michigan rose to fifth, and Nebraska and Notre Dame climbed with notable wins.
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