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12 frt April 26, 1974 fttfjUlgtlttf Cfmt 4' give them more time to field the ball and get up field. A lot of times I just caught the ball and got really cracked." The reaction of Philadelphia Eagles coach Mike McCormack was a screeching, "Ech!" the wide receiver, especially on short-yardage, situations inside the 20." Kansas City return specialist Larry Marshall said of the rule holding teams at the scrimmage line until the kick will greatly help returners: "It will Rule Radical NFL Votes Change PDYSICmiiS ViiriTED Excellent opportunity for lleensed Mi. tn metCeol center affiliated with acute general hot pitaL Air conditioned spacious offices generous solaryf fringe benefits, vacation and post-graduate study time. Desirablo San Gabriel Volley location. Coil for appointment and interview, (213) 339.54S1, Extension 210 OUTDOOR DINING ON THE SURF AT LAGUNA BEACH AlrVliig vnmau, vimtmn, vinner II ttoepy Hollow Un Lagurn BmcIi, Ce.

(TMMST.11M I a 7 Continued from First Page announced by the new World Football League. Owner Tom Origer of the WFL's Chicago Fire team remarked: "It looks like they went right down, the line and copied our book." Owner Bruce Gelker of the Portland WFL fran-. said: "That the NFL seen fit to copy almost Verbatim our major rules .) before we played one wgarne Is not only flattering indicative of our good vpjanning." strong negative came 4.1rom Ed Garvey, executive director of the NFL Players Assn. "I think it's he said. "We're in negotiations (with owners) and don't recognize idiy changes in playing conditions.

Sudden death would certainly be that. It exposes players to more After four quar-t ters, y' exhausted and more likely to get hurt." rules, not the coaches." Kickers were kicking. I think it's one of the worst rules they could possibly put in," said Yepremian, the shrimp-size, soccer-style booter who has been the winning factor in many games for his Super Bowl champion team. "Now there will be less scoring because coaches will decide to punt instead of trying long field goals." Place-kicker Jan Stene-" rud, 'Kansas City: "The kickers are getting caught up in something we had nothing to do with. The problem is that the defenses are too strong." Kicker John Leypoldt, Buffalo Bills, said the is being removed: "There's no question that, a field goal attempt is drain a i important.

If a team ha3 a good kicker it should have an advantage." New Orleans quarterback Bob Lee called elimination of the bump-andi run "definitely a break for 1 -J (GIB ARTE) dDPffiMIRJCB? Thousand Oaks StiadogJMouijtaiii OfUS Club Villas Exclusive Condominium Homes Garo Yepremian From $33,950 5 Down downfield is outlawed. I lost a great receiver that way." v'. Dick Nolan, San Fran- cisco 49ers, said it will be tougher for coaches in calling for field goals from the 30-yard line area. "I think on fourth-and-1 or 2 i a i he said, "you're going to see teams going for the -first down instead of a field goal. Maybe we'll see the return of the coffin-corner punt." George Allen, Washington Redskins: "If they'd met another day, they probably would have brought back the flying wedge." Norm van Brocklin, At-, lanta Falcons: "I think we need bigger, stadiums, not rules changes.

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Oelifrt Prict JMIJ.5I. pr u.ii mt crioit (set 10584). Lou Ehlers CADILLAC 5151 Wiltkin BL t3W71 George Allen fourth and 1. It should create more scoring, open up the games, which i3 good for fans." Bud Grant- Minnesota Vikings: "You may see more punting. A field goal to' be as good as a punt." Tommy Prothro, San Diego Chargers, on rule barring linemen from crossing the scrimmage line before punts or field goals: "Really revolutionary.

It will change all aspects of the game. They'll, be lucky to get half the distance they did before." Hank Stram, Kansas City al-. ways made rule changes but most are so subtle the average fan didn't understand them. These are dramatic." i Gillman, general manager -coach, Houston Oilers: "The idea of holding up linemen on punts and extra points is one I don't know whether I care for. It's going to make for great returns but it lets the defense get organized, creates mass returns and the possibility of serious injury for tacklers." Don Coryell, St.

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