Chiefs Win 1970 Super Bowl In Tight AFL Victory
Hank Stram’s Chiefs, 13 point underdogs, outplayed the Vikings with a methodical performance. Len Dawson Ignores pressure behind a strong offensive line while Frank Pitts and Otis Taylor ignite Kansas City with end-arounds and a decisive 46 yard TD pass. Jan Stenerud kicks three field goals to set a Super Bowl record.
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Elkhart Varsity Heads to Indianapolis Tourney Prep
North Conference tilt looms as Elkhart and Michigan City seek momentum in Indiana high school basketball. Elkhart stunned Warsaw 71 57 to stretch to 10 straight, while Michigan City relies on home court. Capital City tourney opens Thursday with Attucks Shortridge Howe as favorites. East Chicago Roosevelt and Seymour remain unbeaten as week unfolds.
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Vogel Tool Tops Local 371 in Cadiz League clash
Vogel Tool & Engineering of Markleville defeated Local 371 75-71 in Cadiz League play. Pate led Vogel Tool with 31 points, Kruse 18, Gustin 15. Local 371’s Schwartsoph topped scorers with 26, Deiwiller adding 16 as Wright, Detwiller and Davis contributed smaller totals.
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Bruins Hold Narrow Win Over Oregon State In Final Seconds
UCLA remains top in the UPI coaches poll after a 72-71 squeaker over Oregon State as John Ecker scored with six seconds left. The Bruins hold a strong lead over Kentucky, with Marquette climbing to No. 10 and Texas at El Paso entering the ranking for the first time at No. 15.
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Kapp Misses Pro Bowl with Shoulder Injury
Vikings quarterback Joe Kapp will miss the Pro Bowl Sunday due to a shoulder injury from the Super Bowl. Bob Berry of the Falcons steps in as West starter, completing 71 passes for 1,087 yards and 10 TDs this season after a thumb injury. Roman Gabriel remains the other West quarterback.
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Kentucky Edges Georgia in tight 72 71 finish
Kentucky remains a top team as UCLA Kentucky and South Carolina hold the AP top three. Kentucky edge Georgia 72 71 on a late free throw by Mike Pratt with five seconds left. Dan Issel leads Kentucky with 32 points, Lanny Taylor tops Georgia with 25 points.
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Hardin Named Temple Owls Football Coach
Temple University named Wayne Hardin as head football coach replacing George Makris who resigned after a decade. Hardin, famed for Navy success and a 38-22-2 at Annapolis, signed a three year contract and vowed strong 1970s schedules against Penn State Pitt West Virginia Holy Cross and others as Temple aims for higher ratings.
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Heavy Betters Lose Big After Super Bowl Upset
In Las Vegas reports, heavy betters suffered substantial losses from Kansas City's 23 to 7 upset of Minnesota in the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Nevada bookmakers remained evasive on total wagers, but the week long rise of the spread toward Minnesota suggests large Vikings losses as the game approached.
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Grissom and Grissom-laden Crew to Face Raven Varsity
Grissom Air Force Base teams tangle with Anderson College varsity and junior varsity in two exhibition games at C C Lewis Gym tonight. Proceeds go to the Anderson College Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter. Chuck Neal anchors the Grissom lineup with 16.7 scoring average, supported by Dempsey and Jarrell.
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Pendleton Heights and Lapel Win in WRC Reserve Tourney
Pendleton Heights defeated Frankton 59-51 and Lapel edged Mount Vernon 41-39 in the opening round at Highland. Arabians led 24-13 at halftime and held on after a late surge by Frankton. Wood and Wickersham each scored 12 for Pendleton Heights, Brown 9, Rubenking 8. Benefield and Hancher led Frankton with 10 each.
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Central Matmen Beat Marion 46 10 In Dual Meet
Central High Wrestling crushed Marion Junior High 46 to 10 as Orbik Campbell Neal Harris Calabria Jones led pins and forfeit wins. Marion finally scored with a 155 pound pin and 165 Cunningham win, Deweese forfeit in heavyweight to close Central margin.
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College and pro scores from various games
South Carolina 63 Virginia 42 and other college results include Kentucky 72 Georgia 71 Butler 88 Wabash 71 Florida 57 Tennessee 56 Xavier 80 Tampa 78 Maryland 75 Clemson 68 Indiana State 100 Western Illinois 85 Oklahoma 51 Missouri 48 Harvard 77 MIT 70 Stetson 101 Tampa 78 Louisiana 92 McNeese 65 Auburn 86 Alabama 77 Bucknell 83 Delaware 81 Tennessee State 98 West Liberty 92 Chicago 117 Philadelphia 113 Detroit 113 Allanta 100
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Goldsmith to retire from racing take management post
Paul Goldsmith, a star on USAC and NASCAR circuits and a two time USAC stock champion, retires to join Ray Nickels of Griffith as manager. A six time Indianapolis 500 veteran, he finished third in 1960. Chuck Baltazar, winner of seven races on one program at Laurel last December, will ride at Hialeah this winter.
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