High School Basketball Roundup Sparks Weekend Action
Crookston and Bemidji clash in conference play first time. Thief River Falls hosts Feest and faces Grafton. Fergus Falls hosts Elbow Lake. East Grand Forks hosts Karlstad while Mentor meets Stephen. Breckenridge at Morris. Little Falls, Wadena, Crosby lead Mid State. Northern ranges host varied non conference games. Randy Myhre and Wes Dammer top scoring lists. Crookston edges Thief River Falls 68 66 on Potter free throws. Breckenridge beats Fergus Falls 59 53. Northland through January after Black Duck Littlefork clash.
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Bemidji
Thief River Falls
Feest
Grafton
N.C
Fergus Falls
Elbow Lake
East Grand Forks
Karlstad
Mentor
Stephen
Breckenridge
Morris
Loop
Akeley
Baudette
Hill City
Buhl
Park Rapids
Northland
Blackduck
Littlefork
Staples
Aitkin
Detroit Lakes
Moorhead
International Falls
Babbitt
Coleraine
Tower Soudon
Superior
Hibbing
Deer River
Chisholm
Biwabik
Ely
Virginia
Mt. Iron
Gran Rapids
Crosby
Randy Myhre
Barnum
Wes Dammer
Hermantown
Steve Sutich
Steve Pre
Pollard
Grand Rapids
Joe Pollard
Aurora
Dennis Rokser
Rokser
Pat Foschi
Shade Gilbert
Mickey Lucia
al Waller
Jeff Hill
Little Falls
Jebb Willis
Wadena
Middle River
North Border
Warroad
Rosseau
Newfolden
Lake Agassiz
Jeff Borgen
Hendrum
Barnesville
Pelican Rapids
Dilworth
Kent Smith
Kennedy
Wildcats
Laporte
Ted Stillwell
Steve O'Fallon
Drub Kelliher
Charlie Potter
Potter
Pirates
Jeff Rhoden
Thief River
Brainerd
St Cloud Tech
Gene Loff
Nevis
Backus
Rozelle rejects Nixon bid to lift playoff blackout
NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle rejected President Nixon’s plea to lift television blackouts for upcoming playoff games. Attorney General Kleindienst and White House secretary Ziegler supported the administration's stance, while the NFL noted several conference title games have not sold out. Playoff matchups include Raiders at Steelers, Cowboys at 49ers, Packers at Redskins, and Browns at Dolphins.
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Associated Press
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White House
Kleindienst
Senate Communications Subcommittee
John C. Pastore
Rhode Island Democrat
Justice Department
Oakland Raiders
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Dallas
San Francisco
49Ers
Green Bay
Redskins
Cleveland
Miami
Dolphins
Michels to Discuss Montreal Alouettes Head Coach Job
John Michels, former CFL player and assistant coach, will return to Montreal early next month for further talks on the Alouettes head coaching vacancy. He met owner Sam Berger for about 24 hours on Wednesday to discuss football philosophies, with discussions ongoing alongside GM J. I. and other candidates.
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John Michels
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Michels
Sam Berger
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J. I
Bowling results and coaching vacancy notes
Bowling results list teams and high scores from Bruns Laundermat to Red Lake Store with Mark Noga and Joe Thunder leading in high games and marks. Albrecht discussed for vacant Alouettes coaching job with Sam Rutigliano and Berger while Etcheverry vacancy earlier this month. Michels mildly familiar with roster but no in-depth CFL research. The Alouettes went from Grey Cup champions in 1970 to a 4-10 record last season.
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Dick Robinson
Joe Thunder
Bob Tuomala
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Bill Schweader
al Thunder
Paul Smuth
Sid Erickson
Delly Maus
Harry Hagenah
Lovie Pemberton
Fuzz Harada
Albrecht
Sam
Rutigliano
New England Patriots
NFL
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Larks
Sam Etcheverry
Michels
Alouettes
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Four 1 000 yard rushers lead NFC Pro Bowl squad
NEW YORK AP The National Football Conference named its Pro Bowl team with four 1 000 yard rushers Larry Brown John Brockington Calvin Hill and Ron Johnson in the backfield. Billy Kilmer and Norm Snead will start at quarterback with Gene Washington Harold Jackson Charley Taylor as receivers and Merlin Olsen Mel Renfro among veterans.
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Snead
San Francisco
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Harold Jackson
Charley Taylor
Merlin Olsen
Los Angeles
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Jonny Gilliam
Gene
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Jim Mitchell
Atlanta
Rocky Freitas
Detroit
Rayfield Wright
Dallasz
Ron Yary
Tom Mack
John Niland
Larry* Brown
Caving Hill
Dave Chapple
Chester Marcos
Ron Smith
Chicago
Jack Gregory
Coy Bacon
Claude Humphrey
Bob Lilly
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