Colts Train to Beat Heat in Dolphins Showdown
The article previews the American Conference championship where the Colts face the Dolphins in Miami while the Cowboys host San Francisco for the National Conference title. It notes Bubba Smith, a prominent Baltimore defensive player, and his family’s hopes tied to the Super Bowl outcomes.
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Colts
Heat
Dolphins
Willie Ray Smith
Beaumont
Teg
Bubba
Tody
Baltimore
Dallas
Miami
Cowboys
San Francisco
Oakland
Kansas City
Chiefs
Scrooge meets pro football on Christmas Day clash
Ebenezer Scrooge would object to Christmas Day being taken over by pro football as the NFL and TV networks staged weekend games amid holiday audiences. The piece laments the scheduling and overtime spurt, notes public backlash, and highlights playoff implications for the Dolphins and Colts. The article cites Dan Rozelle and network chiefs, plus players like Yepremian and Nottingham in the context of the Miami Baltimore clash and upcoming title tilt in New Orleans.
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Arthur Daley
New York Times News Service
Ebenezer Scrooge
Park Avenue
Charles Dicken
Scrooge
Wives and
Pete Rozelle
N.F.L
Bill MacPhail
Carl Lindemann
Minnesota
Santa Claus
America
Dallas
New Orleans
Baltimore
Bubba
Miami
Colts
Dolphins
Unitas
Norm Bulaich
Bulaich
Don Nottingham
Nottingham
Browns
Ravenna
Ohio
Cleveland
Tangerine Bowl and Fiesta Bowl results preview
United Press International reports ahead of Tangerine Bowl at Orlando where Toledo seeks a 35th straight win against Richmond, and Blue-Gray in Montgomery. Arizona State tops Florida State 45 38 in Fiesta Bowl. South defeats North 7 6 in Shrine all star game with Majors converting for the South.
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United Press International
Toledo University
Richmond Tonight
Orlando
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Arizona State
Florida State
Tempe
Ariz
Tommy Durrance
Florida
Tennessee
Bobby Majors
Johnny
Miami
Woody Green
Patriots Edge Hoosick Falls Echoes From Last December
The Patriots recall a narrow loss to Hoosick Falls last December that sparked post game frustration. Keith LeBarron’s late jumper was stopped by errant gym rings hanging from the rafters, leaving Mt. Anthony in a sour mood and seeking redemption.
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Mt. Anthony
Vern Pierce
Bob Mook
Pittsfield
Patriots
Hoosick Falls
New York
Bennington
Keith LeBarron
Dave Frederickson
LeBarron
Arlington
Fair Haven
Park St
Hoosiers
Peter McGuire
Bannerland
Burr
Burton
Dolphins dominate AFC All Stars with six selections
The Miami Dolphins place six players on the 1971 AFC All-Star team after finishing 10-3-1 and winning the Eastern Division.QB Bob Griese, WR Paul Warfield, G Larry Little, RB Larry Csonka on offense. On defense: DE Bill Stanfill and S Jake Scott.
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Dolphins
NEW York
UPI
Miami Dolphins
United Press International
Don Shula
Bob Griese
AFC
Paul Warfield
Larry Little
Larry Csonka
Bill Stanfill
Jake Scott
Kansas City Chiefs
Warriors win in Milwaukee Classic opener as Marquette hosts
Second ranked Marquette routed Georgetown 88?44 to begin the 10th Milwaukee Classic, with reserves sparking a strong second half. Jim Chones led scorers with 17 while George Frazier added 16 as the Warriors advance toward tonight’s final against Marshall.
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Marquette
Warriors
Georgetown
Warrior
Hoyas
Jim Chones
Chones
George Frazier
Marshall
Wisconsin
Mike D’ Antoni
Tom Riker
Kevin Joyce
Danny Traylor
South Carolina
Fairfield
Rainbow Classic opens with Hawaii Marines fall in Honolulu
Hawaii Rainbows, a non college foe, win 109-88 in the Rainbow Classic opener at Honolulu. Northwestern loses in overtime, while Army, Oklahoma City, Stanford, Valparaiso and others post tournament wins across multiple sites as teams adjust to early season action and field standout players.
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Hawaii Marines
Honolulu
Hawaii Rainbows
Northwestern
Army
Indiana State
Oklahoma City
North Texas
Stanford
Bowling Green
Oio
Valparaiso
Ind
Detroit
Motor City
Lee Haven
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas City
Wyoming
Idaho State
Utah State
Arkansas
Logan
Utah
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N.Y
Times News Service
Pro Football
Ebeneezer Scrooge
Tampa
Garo Yepremian
Yepremian
Johnny Unitas
Colt
The
Chuck Shafer
Greenberg's Factory
Sourmian
Vermont
H.greenberg
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Fiesta
Florida St
South
North
Sun Devils
Green
Gary Huff
Rhett Dawson
Maury Daigneau
Iowa State
Bob Richardson
Ernie Jackson
Duke
Majors
Otis Taylor
Jim Tyrer
Willie Lanier
Bobby Bell
Jim Marsalis
Tyrer
Lanier
Bell
Marsalis
Warriors Rude Hosts
Palestra
Philadelphia
Lloyd Richardson
Len Kosmalski
Manhattan
Boston College
LaSalle
Villanova
Massachusetts
Washington
Seminoles
Huskies
Oregon State
Dartmouth
Jim Price
Louisville
Syracuse
Madison Square Garden
Fordham
St. Peter’s
Providence
Penn St
Arizona State Sun Devils
Loyola
Chicago
Southern Methodist
St. Louis University
Yale
St. Louis
Houston
Louisiana State
Michigan State
Texas A&m
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Cincinnati
Denver
San Diego
Bill Curry
Ted Hendricks
Bubba Smith
Smith
Curry
Jim Otto
Winston Hill
Walt Sweeney
Floyd Little
Milt Morin
Hill
Little
Joe Greene
Pittsee Z
Mike Reid
Willie Brown
Ken Houston
Greene
Brown
Ed Budde
Len Dawson
Buck Buchanan
Aaron Brown
Emmitt Thomas
Bob Vogel
Mike Curtis
Rick Volk
Jerry
Raiders
Fred Biletnikoff
Bob Brown
Gene Upshaw
Ray Chester
Jets
Larry Grantham
Earlie Thomas
Bob DeMarco
Manny Fernandez
Oilers
Elvin Bethea
Ron Pritchard
Leroy Kelly
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Gary Garrison
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