Irish Rout Lapel: Eagles Fall Hidden by Gym Scoring Marks
Pendleton led a high scoring night as the Irish defeated Lapel 104-78 in the league tourney. Jones scored 40 for Pendleton while Ormes added 21 and Stephenson 14 for Lapel, with Summitville and Frankton also posting strong showings in a tense doubleheader.
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Herald Phofa
Super Bowl ticket sales face blackout backlash
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said a Los Angeles blackout and price structure dampened Sunday’s sellout prospects for the Packers and Chiefs at the 83,000 seat Coliseum. He estimated 60,000 to 95,000 tickets sold, leaving 30,000 to 40,000 gaps, with weather and post season constraints cited as factors. Rozelle noted past gate spikes and warned future games might seal tickets differently.
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Frankton Goblins Narrow Summitville Win Amid TV Blackout
A late game sequence with Frankton leading and Summitville replying frames a 71 point first half and a close finish. Mitch Kirkwood and Tim Miller keep Summitville within reach while Ronnie Miller and Larry Craib trade scores for Frankton. Final margins hinge on late free throws and field goals as viewers face a TV blackout hindering turnout.
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Larry Dobbs
Ronnie Miller
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Dotyay
Doug Seward
Frank Caldwell
Bill Alexander
Mitch Kirkwood
Larry Craib
Sammitville
Rotinle
Shira Accepts New Grid Job
Starkville Mississippi State University names defensive coach Charles Shira of Texas as its new head football coach and athletic director. MSU President W L Gilest announced Shira accepted the combined posts and praised the alumnus for both coaching credentials and university ties.
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Hawks sale off as Kerner declares plan dead
St Louis Hawks sale to a New Orleans group is declared dead after a bid was rescinded. Ben Kerner says the franchise is up for sale again as a delegation fails to win approval. Meanwhile George Preston Marshall Jr. faces contempt of court over a will dispute affecting the Redskins.
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Packers and Chiefs Prep for First Super Bowl Clash
Packers coach Vince Lombardi and Chiefs mentor Hank Stram insist on sticking to proven game plans as they ready for the first Super Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. Both teams, with long championship experience, aim to match the other’s pace and adjust to unfamiliar play styles.
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Schmidt Inks Detroit Paper
DETROIT AP Joe Schmidt signed a final contract to coach the Detroit Lions, returning to the club after two days of study following an offer from Lions owner William Ford. The eight time NL All Pro linebacker said the squad would include 16 to 16 players and that trades may be necessary. He noted a free hand to make trades and that decisions will take time.
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San Diego awarded NBA franchise in pro cage league
San Diego has been awarded the 11th NBA franchise in a surprise decision by NBA president Walter P. Kennedy. Purchased for 182780000, the team will be run by Kobert Breitbard and Agso late owners of the San Diego International Sports Arena and the San Diego Gulls. The $6 million, 13 000 seat arena was completed last year. San Diego and Seattle were chosen to join next season, with a draft of players from existing clubs to follow. The league board of governors announced the new clubs will pick 11th and 2nd in each round, with seven players protected by each existing club.
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Steelsmith Grabs San Diego Open Lead In 64
Jerry Steelsmith, 31, Santa Barbara, shot seven under par 64 to take a first round lead in the San Diego Open. The event totals 66,000 dollars and runs through Sunday at Stardust Country Club. Steelsmith’s round left rivals Randy Glover, Bobby Nichols, Don Keefe, and Gay Brewer two behind as veterans Tommy Bolt and Lou Graham tied for second. Defending champ Billy Jasper posted even par while Casper, a local favorite, stood with a 71 despite a first round stumble.
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