Dawson Beats Pressure Leads Chiefs in Super Bowl Victory
The Kansas City Chiefs, led by Lenny Dawson, defeated the Minnesota Vikings 23 to 7 in the Super Bowl. Dawson delivered a near flawless passing performance, with a 46 yard touchdown to Otis Taylor and key plays that secured the win amid off field pressures.
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Wisconsin's Jardine Debuts as Badger Coach in Big Ten
The Wisconsin football program introduces Gori T Jardine, formerly with UCLA, as head coach. He outlines a bold plan to pass on first down when unexpected, balancing risk with opportunity as he faces Oklahoma, Texas Christian, and Penn State in a seven game Big Ten schedule.
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Chiefs Like Redwoods to Joe Kapp
New Orleans AP reports a battered Joe Kapp says the Kansas City defensive line was like a redwood forest, stifling the Vikings in a 23-7 Super Bowl defeat. Kapp left in the fourth with a shoulder injury as KC intercepted two passes and stopped Minnesota’s running game. X-rays were planned to assess the injury, and Kapp credited the Chiefs as the better team on the night.
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Dawson Wins Sport Magazine Super Bowl Outstanding Player
New Orleans AP: Len Dawson, Kattsara City quarterback, named the outstanding player of the Super Bowl by Sport magazine. He will receive a new sports car at a ceremony in New York at a future date.
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Wash Keeps On Winning As Marion Star Hecks Out
Washington, led by star center Jim Heck, extend their winning streak to 31 with 83 64 and 83 52 victories over Kennedy and Clinton, while Heck recovers from an ankle injury. Linn-Mar prepares for North Linn as Marion heads to Manchester Friday amid a crowded schedule.
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