Buoniconti man in the middle
Nick Buoniconti, the Miami middle linebacker, is praised as the key to stopping the Cowboys in the upcoming Super Bowl. The diminutive but ferocious tackler, 5'11" and 220 pounds, set a high tempo for Miami's defense and earned league honors early in his career with the Boston Patriots.
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N.Y. Times News Service
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Tom Landry
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Buoniconti
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Panthers pin Cambridge in 57 6 league opener
Hoosick Falls dominates Cambridge Central 57 to 6 as eight pins pace the meet. Ed Shaw and Chris Harrington lead with quick pins, while Bruce Hanson and Joe Shaw add decisive wins. Nets reference to NFL talk ends the item.
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Tim Dwyer
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Collemer
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Young Turi
Rich Turi
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Underdogs win in late NBA upsets across league
Dick Van Arsdale hit two foul throws after time expired to lift Phoenix over Milwaukee 115-114 as Cincinnati edged the Lakers 108-107 on a Tom Van Arsdale jumper with three seconds left. Milwaukee ended a 33 game LA win streak with a 104-102 loss to Atlanta. Celtics beat Bulls 113-112 and Sabres edged Philadelphia 111-109. Van Arsdale led Cincinnati with 31 on 14 of 21. Chamberlain 24 for the Lakers. West 21 Goodrich 16. Hawks beat Bucks as Bellamy and Hudson fueled a 29 point night, holding Abdul Jabbar to 26. Celtics move 342 games ahead of Knicks in Atlantic.
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Tantrum costs Penguins upset over Bruins
Penguins tie Bruins 2-2 after Red Kelly benches himself for an early penalty. Ken Schinkel scores twice to give Pittsburgh a 2-1 lead before Eddie Westfall ties the game for Boston. The Bruins control play late but cannot break the deadlock as the game ends in a 2-2 tie.
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Pittsburgh Penguins
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Kelly
Pittsburgh
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Ken Schinkel
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Hayes cries discrimination over All-Star snub
Former Olympic sprint champion and Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Bob Hayes says he was discriminated against in Pro Bowl selections. He cites his 35 receptions for 840 yards and 8 touchdowns, arguing his NFC record merits recognition and noting political influence cited by critics. Hayes contrasts his season with Paul Warfield’s, defending the value of a big passing game amid evolving zone defenses.
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Paul Warfield
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Dallas Cowboys
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Dolphins
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Warfield
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Army
Dick Gordon
Chicago
Bob Bob Grim
Minnesota
Roy Jefferson
Washington
Gene Washington
San Francisco
Meriwether Returns to Indoor Track in Stable White Attire
Dr Delano Meriwether Harvard hematologist at Boston City Hospital launches a new run-for-fun track season with his signature white T-shirt yellow swim trunks and striped suspenders. He heads to the National Invitation meet at College Park Md for a preview of Olympic hopes, having risen from an unlikely 60 yard dash sensation to Pan American and AAU outdoor champion. He notes sprinters’ arrogance but respects learning from peers like Wanamaker Prefontaine Matzdorf.
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Delano Meriwether
Harvard
Boston City Hospital
College Park
Munich
Meriwether
Mel Pender
Charlie Greene
Cole Fieldhouse
University of Maryland
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Cali
Colombia
Meriwether Eyes Olympic Trials After Varied Schedule
Meriwether discusses a diverse hospital duties calendar and the need to balance clinical and laboratory work with track training. He notes erratic training due to schedule and weather while aiming for the Eugene trials after last summer’s wind aided 9.0s 100 at AAU, with John Carlos as a rare parallel.
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United States
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Ore
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NFL coaches call for overtime rule change
New Orleans Miami and Dallas coaches urge changes to NFL playoff overtime. Don Shula argues for possible extra period. Tom Landry says teams must get possession after a kickoff field goal ends it immediately, calling current sudden death unfair.
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