Vikings Lose Big In Cincinnati To End Ugly Week
The Vikings were routed 27 4 to Cincinnati as Carl Eller called the club a disgrace and urged a league fine. Essex Johnson 40 yard TD and Lamar Parrish 23 yard fumble return highlighted a Bengals victory that tightened AFC Central standings and left Minnesota with its worst loss since 1968.
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New England Whalers Roll On Against Chicago Cougars
The Whalers beat the Chicago Cougars 4 3 at the Garden to extend their WHA run to 10 of 11 games. Tommy Williams and Larry Pleau scored for New England, while Tommy Webster left for X rays after a third period collision, with Ralph Backstrom netting an endgame tally for the Cougars.
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Perfect Season Setups for Alabama and Notre Dame in Sugar Bowl
Alabama and Notre Dame enter the Sugar Bowl with perfect regular seasons, while Oklahoma closes 10 0 1 after a 45 18 win over Oklahoma State. LSU suffers a 14 0 loss to Tulane, Navy stages a 51 0 rout of Army, and Texas Christian falls as SMU nips TCU 21 19 in the final week.
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Nicklaus Finishes Season With Disney Open Victory
Jack Nicklaus capped a stellar year by winning the Walt Disney World Open in Florida. He finished 13 under par at 275, earning $30,000 and his third straight money title as he eyes Augusta and the Masters. Mason Rudolph and John Mahaffey trailed him.
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Familiar Names On Draft Priced At 25000 In Winter Meetings
Houston AP report details baseball winter meetings opening with major and minor league talent drafts. Denny McLain Ted Uhlaender Elrod Hendricks and Wade Blasingame listed among players for 25000 price tag. Trades rule changes and Padres sale hearing also highlighted as executives navigate a busy week.
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Tony C Cuts Tendon In Night Club Scuffle
Former Red Sox outfielder Tony Conigliaro suffered a cut tendon in his hand during a scuffle with a patron at his nightclub in Nahant Massachusetts. Police said a policeman Thomas Hutton also sustained injuries including a cut knee wrist and thumb dislocations in the Saturday incident.
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Patriots End Slump with 30 14 Win Over Chargers
New England used a partial Wishbone look led by quarterback Jim Plunkett to beat San Diego 30 14. Plunkett threw 14 yards to Randy Vataha for the go ahead score and added two short TD runs as Mack Herron returned a kickoff 92 yards for a key momentum swing. The win lifts the Patriots to 5 7 and marks their third straight victory.
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