North Triumphs In Shrine All Star Game Over South
North defense stifled the South as Purdue All America Mike Phipps led a 31-10 victory aided by Gary Baxter and Cappleman. Cappleman opened with a 73 yard TD to Spinks. North turnaround included a 38 yard score by Al Larson after an interception. South fumbles and a late interception iced the win.
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Cappleman
Terry Bradshaw
Florida State
Bradshaw
Louisiana Tech
Mike Phipps
Purdue
Brushaw
Phipps
Gary Baxter
Air Force
Tommy Spinks
Grant Gutherie
Gappleman
Jim Fabish
Univesity of
Texas
el Paso
Leuthauser
al Larson
Nebraska
Blue Gray Classic Aerial Tilt Sets Saturday Showdown
In Montgomery Alabama the Blue Gray Classic shapes up as an aerial dogfight with 42 top graduating players from major programs and small colleges. Mississippi State’s Coach carries Shira and Air Force’s Ben Marlin are set to air it out early. Teremy Pharr leads South for Shira’s Gray squad with Robert Pearce backing from Austin State. Rich Poticastra of Rutgers will quarterback the Blue team as the Grays seek to extend the South’s dominance after last year’s 27 2 victory.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ben Marlin
Air Force
Caaries Shira
Mississippi State
Shlva
Qarterback
Teremy Pharr
Robert Pearce
Austin State
Rich Poticastra
Rutgers
Grays
Knicks edge Pistons on late basing play
In a Christmas night NBA thriller at New York, Willis Reed tipped in a late winner as the Knicks beat Detroit 121-110. Walt Frazier inbounded the final pass to Reed, who scored with one second left. Other games saw Phoenix top Rust, Baltimore defeat Philadelphia, and San Francisco win in overtime.
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United Press International
New York Knicks
Carisovias Gill
Knicks
Gill
Detroit
New York
Detroi
Bellamy
Pislong
Gad
Arkest Foralima
Walt Frazier
Mit Court
Willis Reed
Reed
Will Reed
NBA
Phoenix
Rusty
Baltimore
Pasladelphia
Sant Francisco
Cincinnati
Top ranked Kentucky to battle Notre Dame
After a Christmas layoff, top-ranked Kentucky resumes against 11th-ranked Notre Dame in pursuit of a seventh straight win. The week opens with 23 tournaments nationwide including the Far West Classic in Portland and the Las Vegas Classic.
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Kentucky
Notre Dame
United Prats International
Portland
Ore
Washington
Illinois
Southern California
Houston
Tennessee
Oklahoma City
New Mexico State
Las Cruces
N.M
Kansas
Kansas City
Evansville
Jacksonville
Marquette
Motor City
Detroit
Minesota
Buffalo
N.C
Fayetteville
Honolulu
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
UCLA
Los Angeles
New York
St. Bonaventure
Purdue
Philadelphia
Villanova
Columbia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Ohio University
Nockbusters and Sandbaggers Sweep Four Wins in League
In Pawnee Bowman Wednesday night league action the Nockbusters and Sandbaggers each won four games. Hen Saunders nailed 17 consecutive bullseyes, Tom Saunders led with a 270 series and Bob Ellis posted 297. Junior archer Hob Long highlighted the junior series with 212, while Ed Zimmerman was named most improved adult archer. The monthly Pawnee Bowman meeting is set for Monday, Test 20, at 7 pm at 1260 26th Avenue indoor range. free open shooting for members follows. Guests invited. board meeting at Wunderlichs precedes the regular gathering.
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Nockbusters
Hen Saunders
Feather Flippers
Pawnee Bowman
Sandoggers
Tom Saunders
Karen Saunders
Charles Seeger
Bob Ellis
Gent Saunders
Beloit
Hob Long
Ed Zimmerman
26Th Avenue
AG Pam
Wunderlichs
Rainbow Classic Contenders In Hawaii Classic Preview
Contenders in Rainbow Classic include LSU and St John’s with 6 2 records while Iowa ranked 3 3 after beating Drake. Navy Subpac led by Pete Maravich faces Hawaii Yale and Drake in opening rounds as Low Cantonese Redmen meet Hawkeyes in curtain raiser.
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Honglulu
Louisian State
St. John's
Iowa
U.S. Navy
Redmen
Low Carnesseca
Hawkeyes
Hawaii
Yalei
San Francisco
Drake
Pete Maravich
Tigers
Subpac Raiders
LSU
St. John’s
Navy Five
Arkansas hires Billy Kinard as defensive secondary coach
Arkansas announces Billy Kinard, former Georgia assistant and pro player with the Browns and Bills, as defensive secondary coach. Kinard replaces the recently resigned head coach and joins Kazorba G and Frank Buggles in confirming the move amid Clemson University links and past Auburn and Georgia coaching roles.
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Pavetteville
Ark
Georgia
Billy Kinard
Arkansa Kazorba G
Frank Buggles
Kidnard
Gag
Omaha Knights take lead with 5-3 win over Iowa Stars
Omaha Knights beat the Iowa Stars 5-3 at Ak-Sar-Ben. Jack Wyers scored twice with Miller Luce and Egers each contributing in a penalty filled game. Peter McDuffe posted 25 saves as Omaha moved ahead of Tulsa for now with 4,507 in attendance.
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Omara
UPI
Omaha Knights
Tulsa Oilers
Central Hockey League
Iowa Stars
Ak - Sar - Ben
Knights
Jack Wyers
Em. Miller
Don Luce
Egers
Iowa
Rick Senies
Stars
Sy Apps
Omaha
Mike Chernoff
Peter McDuffe
Gilles Gilbert
the Knights
Tulsa
KC Bowling Tournament Set for Broken Bow
The 1970 Nebraska State Knights of Columbus Baveling Tournament will be held at Pleasure Lanes in Broken Bow on weekends Feb 7-8 14-15 21-22 and Feb 28 March 1. Entry deadline is near. Local Knights of Columbus members may obtain entry blanks from Leonard Feehan.
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Nebraska State Knights of Columbus
Broken Bow
Carl Christen
North M Street
Lakeview Vikings Face David City Holiday Tourney Quest
Lakeview High School opens at David City against East Butler in the holiday tourney. Viking guard Clete Pillen, a sophomore, tops hopes with 28 points in five games and strong free throw work. David City Scouts meet Raymond Central next. Roy Hosch leads Central Ten with solid all around play. Raiders of Platts College post 2-3 season start, led by John Staub with 218 points per game and Ralph Irwin at 84 points through five games.
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Lakeview High School
Vikings
David City
St. Nick’s
Howell
East Butler
Brainard
DeWitt Pei County
Wilber
Milford
TriCounty
Trojans
Silver
Blue
Tiger
Paul Heller
Jerry Bydalek
Tigers
Dick Muma
Raymond Central
Schuyler
Dave Hosch
Viking
Clete Pillen
Clete
Lakeview
Raiders
Platts College Raiders
Raider
John Staub
Lonniz Larson
Mike Nienhager
Geneessen
Doug Illington
Ritch Preister
Dave Torczon
Dave Gellenkitchen
Steve Wolverton
Wolverton
Peterson
Anderson
Staub
Bullington
Inwin
Larson
Yorczon
Nienhuser
Biessen
Preister
Geilenklrchen
Tn Reboundlng
Irwin
Torezon
Tangerine Bowl preview says slade faces Toledo defense
Davidson quarterback Gordon Slade, a top passer, challenges Toledo's national leading defense in tonight's Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. Toledo, led by quarterback Chuck Paley, is a two touchdown favorite after a record season with 45 touchdowns and 329 points. Davidson enters 7-3 after tying for the Southern Conference title. Slade completed 32 of 43 passes in a 37-7 win over Richmond. Governor James F. Kirk is expected to attend the game at 8:40 p.m. EST.
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Orlando
Fla
UPI
Davidson
Gordon Slade
Toledo
Rockets
Chuck
Paley
Bomba
Angerine
Wildcats
Richmond
Slnde
James Kades
Florida
Clquie Kirk
LA goalie has rough night in Christmas exchange
Gerry DesJardins of the Los Angeles Kings faced 65 pucks from the Boston Bruins in a Christmas night game. Seven got past him as Boston won 71 to Kings, narrowing the Bruins' gap to idle New York in the NHL East. Elsewhere the Minnesota North Stars tied Chicago 4-4 and the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Oakland Seals 3-1.
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United Press International
Gerry DesJardins
DesJardins
Los Angeles Kings
Boston Bruins
Boston
Kings
Bruins
New York
National Hockey League
Minnesota North Stars
Chicago Black Hawks
Philadelphia Flyers
Oakland Seals
Michigan and USC Hit Practice After Christmas Setbacks
Michigan and Southern California returned to the practice field after Christmas Day off. Michigan sophomore tailback Glenn Doughty tore knee tendons and may need surgery at UCLA Medical Center. Lance Scheffler would start if Doughty is sidelined.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Michigan
Glenn Usighly
University of Southern California
Doughly
Delrvil
Wolverines
Doughty
Ucla Medical Center
Bo Lehenbechler
Lance Scheffler
USC
Vikings and Cowboys Favored in Divisional Playoffs
STATELINE Nev based betting desk Karrah's Tahoe Race Book lists the Minnesota Vikings as 4 percent point favorites over the Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys as 6 percent point favorites over the Cleveland Browns in divisional playoff games this weekend. The item notes a separate unrelated line about Nebraska bats.
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Stateline
Nev
UPI
Minnesota Vikings
Dallas Cowboys
Karrah
Tahoe
Vikings
Los Angeles Rams
Cowboys
Cleveland Browns
Weather talk fades as Rams eye Bloomington NIT clash
The article surveys coaches and players from the Rams, Vikings, Cowboys, and Texans, noting attitudes on weather impact ahead of pivotal postseason games and bowl plans. It cites Mark Twain quip, player prep notes, and quotes from Kapp, Nelson, Morton, and Street on acclimation, injuries, and method of passing.
Weather shaps playoff clash as Vikings face Rams
In Minneapolis, Bud Grant warns a low scoring game while George Allen downplays season records. Weather looms as a major factor for Saturdays NFL clash after Rams arrive amid snowfall and adjust with varied footwear and gear. Vikings also prep with cold weather equipment.
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Minneapolis — St. Paul
UPI
Minnesota Viking
Bud Grant
Mie Qanines
Los Angeles Rams
Rams
George Allen
Minnesota
Allen
Detroit
Baltimore
Vikings
New York
Atlanta
Twin Cities
MacAlester Hege
Royals trade Adram Smith to Warriors in second round pick deal
Cincinnati reporter notes that Adram Smith, a nine year Royal, was traded to San Francisco for the Warriors' second round choice in the 1970 collegiate draft. The move follows prior player shuttling under Bob Cousy as he emphasizes youth and speed. Smith expressed mixed feelings after the overtime loss and his long service to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Adriam Smith
Cincinnati Royals
San Francisco
Warriors
Kentucky Stedvale
Bob Cousy
Royals
Jerry Lucas
Smith
National Basketball Association
Cousy
Capitors may host Rick Barry return in New York
Rick Barry may return tonight for the Washington Capitols after knee surgery on Oct 24. The Caps beat the Pittsburgh Pipers 181 to 112 as Larry Brown set a team record with seven assists and 19 points. Warren Amstong led Washington with 23 points while Mike Lewis led the Pipers with 18. Washington trails New Orleans by five games in the Western Division. Wayne Hightower had 22 points and Warren Davis 21 as the Los Angeles Stars defeated the Kentucky Colonels 105 to 101.
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United Press International
Washington Capitols
Law York Nets
Rick Barry
American Basketball Association
New York
Caps
Pittsburgh Pipers
Larry Brown
Washington
Warren Amsthong
Mike Lewis
Pipers
New Orleans
Barry
Wayne Hightower
Warren Davis
Los Angeles Stars
Kentucky Colonels
Dorileo and Barely Once Win at Tropical Park
Dorileo, barely ahead, wins the $15,000 Christmas Handicap at Tropical Park in Florida. Dorileo defeats Great Rephoes after a late surge, recording 1 mile 1 10th in 1 42.5, paying 19.00 6.40 and 4.40. Barely Once nips Wil in the closing area to take 11 16 miles in 1 34 1 8, returning 8.00 100 and 4.00. Speedy Jake wins the other feature at Fal Conned.
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United Press International
Dorileo
Florida
Tropical Park
Sycarold Dorileo
Great Rephoes
Javerite
Dorllea
Wil
Speedy Jake
Fale Gonneds
Lamonica Named AFL Player of the Year
Daryle Lamonica of the Oakland Raiders was voted AFL Player of the Year by United Press International, winning 19 of 26 votes. The 28 year old quarterback led with passing games and scoring, edging Jim Turner and others in a tight ballot. Lamonica joins Namath as a two time AFL POY winner in the league’s history.
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NEW York
UPI
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland Raiders
United Press International
AFL
Jim Turner
New York Jets
Tom Keating
Oakland
Namath
Cincinnati
Greg Cook
Bowling results spark a dense Columbus Bowl card
Columbus Bowl Inc standings show custom bowling supply, Plaza Hui, Loup Power District and others leading or high in games. High series include Moorman Feeds at 2260 plus 399 by Pensick, with dates and many team names listed among league standings and results across multiple lanes and clubs.
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A Tagresaly
Columbus Sor, Inc
Som Saiui
Hes Music
Loup Power District
Tne
Columbus How
Col Bow Ba Moorman Feeds
Holvs Music
Casey'a
Custom Bowling Supply
KEI Tar
Plaza Hui
Loup Bower District
Tigh
MU Baummart
Bertes Sil Baumngart
Moorman Hee
Al's Hepair
Austin Co. Inc
Jackson Beanery
Gadis
Holys Music Co
Mitel Pond Bank
Tange
Sg HC Auto
Avalon Beauty Snap
Avalon Beaty Shop
Yo's
National Bank
Lot
Fackgun
Cleanere
Al's
Austin Co., Inc
Casey's Agilisi Games
Dodie McDonad
Al's Repair
Bra Pensick
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Texas Christian
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Jim Carter
Arkansas
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Dugout
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Mark Tweith
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Mina
Mark Twain
Calil
Packers
Roman Gabriel
Green Uay
Milwaukee
Joe Kapp
Minnnesofa
The
Lou Link
Kapp
Bill Nelson
Nelson
Dallas
Craig
Morton
James Street
Galy
Adram Smith
Lamonica
Columbus Bowl, Inc
Elks
Vidal Ag
Gwenee
Bai Jordan
Bill Jordan
Rollette Columbus
Joa & Als
Baquir Barber’ Shop
Ollege
Stantingas
Hamm
Plepha
Rove Ya Sanat
Speed Gueen Palestine
Hustys
Jandines
Fustys Rel
Diner
Siete Si Allied Securities
Tadler-Siral Trail
Sistant Conia
Sane Mieceine Rhecinlties
Howling
Buring’ Club
BMS
Big Dad
Lourie
Endels Boeticher
Rerults
Rustra Rebels
Syeion
Echols « Bocticher
Miller Steavilies
WidStake
Deanos “Diner
Bunny Cith
Columbus Steel Supply
Grisons Mycount Center
Powilhiedna
E Dadirs
Saharaung
Harley Braithgait
Jo Sokol
Deans Diner
Marlone Becker
Deanos Dinos
Westcatt Ins
All ‘Life
Lumber
Platte
Resulter «Cesion Iamper
Champlin of
Messier Drugs
Vierents Lumber
Christ Lll
Monroe Alfatta
Fee Insurance
Anite Allied Meadow Gold
Plate Valley Pauly
SAL Ulfe Insurance
George Wolf
Viargnite
Imigh
Marit Calina
Miessler Drug Store
Pawtee
Columbia Howl
Senwral
Geary
Door
Ben Bob
Eagles
Wood's Bart Center
Agi
Venir
Columbus Doors
Orniteker
Sollinhua Bowl, Inc
Bohlen Ble
AEC
Pale “Valley
Fohnilles
Mars
Fi Bank
Citizens Bank
Bosanek
Callum
Drew Tire Service
Woodricht '& Allen
Teomults
Columbus Bowl III
A.C
Bellen Mle. Co
First National Bank
Biles Cafe
Bate
Tomes
Johntee
Rozanex Heati Siete
Wood High
Stan
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Paome
Dean
Dean Marshall
Dkk Nelson
Marshall-Nelson Agency
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