Tarkenton Plays Well With a Sore Arm in Super Bowl Talk
Minnesota’s Fran Tarkenton shows a sore arm but remains the probable starter for Sunday’s Super Bowl against Pittsburgh. Coach Bud Grant calls the ailment a good omen as Tarkenton, who surpassed 2,000 passing yards this season, vows to throw well. Offense tackle Charles Goodrum and defensive end Dwight White also face limited practice with injuries threatening their availability for the game.
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Red Peppers in Gus Schrader New Orleans Super Bowl travelogue
A lighthearted New Orleans pre Super Bowl travel piece recalls past Creole dining at Antoine's and other famed spots. The writer notes locals and visiting columnists like Roundy Coughlin and Wally Provost, sharing recommendations from Arnaud's to Preservation Hall and casual jokes about gambling talk and Pigskin forecasts.
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HEW official urges colleges to fix women sports bias now
Gwen Gregory of the Health Education and Welfare Department told a College Athletic Association of Business Managers meeting that colleges must immediately address discrimination against women athletes under the 1972 education law. She suggested departments compare facilities and fringe benefits for women and men and focus on non revenue sports while awaiting final regulations.
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Forfeits Hurt Kirkwood Matmen in Dual With Black Hawk
Kirkwood College wrestling forfeited three weight classes to Black Hawk and won four matches in a 31 19 loss. Paul Guillaume was the lone Kirkwood fall winner pinning Patch Wright in 4 54. Marty Anderson won an 18 14 decision and Mike Gary at 134 won by decision.
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Happ and Pistaelka win in Treac Walton Trapshooting
Bill Pistaelka and Tom Happ win their classes in a Wednesday trapshooting contest. Pistaelka breaks 44 of 80 disks in Class A while Happ shoots 47 of 80 in Class B, with Flapp also noted in Class B results.
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Namath Hints He Won't Be Back With Jets
Joe Namath told the New York Jets to draft as if he will not return next year. He discussed contract talks, a possible deal, and interest from the Los Angeles Rams while noting his option year and the Jets six game win streak to end 1974.
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