Dolphins place six on All Star team
Miami Dolphins place six players on the 1971 AFC All Star squad after a 10-3 season. QB Bob Griese, WR Paul Warfield, G Larry Little, RB Larry Csonka and DL Manny Fernandez form the offensive unit with Bill Stanfill and Jake Scott on the defense. Chiefs follow with five picks including Len Dawson and Buck Buchanan. The article notes repeat selections and long-standing asterisked players across teams.
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NEW York
WPF
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
United Press International
Dan Shula
AFC
AVC
Voth
Te Dolphins
Bulese
Paul
Samed
Chiefs
Olis Taylor
Jin ‘Tyrer
Aiddle
Willie Lanier
Bobby Bell
Kim Marsalis
Tyrer
Laniey
Bell
Marsalis
Baltimore
Rannerup
Mian
Winston. Hill
Walt Sweeney
San Diego
Lloyd Little
Denver
Milt Morin
Cleveland
Wil
Little
Joe Greene
Pittsburgh
Mike Reid
Cincinnati
Willie Brown
Oakland
Ken Houston
Houston
Greene
Brown
Colts
Kansas Daly
Fd Budde
Len Tawsen
Buck Buchanan
Aaron Brown
Emmitt Thomas
Norm Bulaich
Bob Vogel
Mike Curtis
Rick Volk
Jerry Logan
Miami
Raiders
Fred Bileinikoff
Bob Brown
Ruard
Gene Upshaw
Ray Chesler
Jets
Larry Crantham
Warlick Thomas
Bob DeMarco
Manny Fernandez
Oilers
Discoverers Face Norfolk Papillion Millard Win
Apollo Conference basketball second round at Papillion High School features Norfolk and Papillion victories. Norfolk defeated Beatrice 67 46 with Randy Benish scoring 24. Papillion beat Millard 62 43 and Millard topped South Sioux City 88 55.
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Norfolk
Papillion
Millard
Ralston
Sioux City
Columbus
S Norfolk
Beatrice
Wigh
Hems
Papillion High School
Gustar Randy Benish
Dennis Edwards
Panthers
Yankton
S.C
Millaris
Kearney
Dick Johnson
Coughy
Jack Johnson
Tom Seiser
Losi Miller
Les Cultan
Dan Lipnan
Frank Brower
Papiilion
Mike Heck
South Sioux
Rising City Faces Shelby in Holiday Cage Tourney Night
Rising City hosts Shelby in a holiday tourney opener. Gresham faces Aramneri Toast Butler at unspecified time while the St Terriers meet Shelby at 8:30 p m. Final rounds set for the high school gym according to organizer Bill Paccar.
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Uuliday Cape
Gresham
Aramneri
Toast Butler
St Terriers
Shelby
Petar Bill Paccar
Hhe High School
Favorites listed for games Sunday
Harrah's Tahoe book list names Dallas and Miami as favorites for Sunday's National and American Conference football games. The Cowboys are five point favorites over the 49ers and the Dolphins are two point picks over the Colts, with Dallas and Miami as home teams.
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Dallas Miami Dolphins
Harrah
Tahoe
Cowboys
San Francisco Perth Niners
Dolphins
Baltimore Colts
Dallas
Miami
Nebraska High School Boys Basketball Scores Summary
United Press International reports a crowded slate of results across Nebraska. Schools like Boys Town, Blair, Fremont Bergan, Norfolk Catholic, Beatrice, Madison and Omaha central posted varied tallies with several close finishes. Notable individual scores and team matchups appear throughout the list, including Creighton Prep, Bellevue, and C’cil Bluffs in regional action.
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Nebraska
United Press International High School
McCosk
Coil Bluffs AL
Om, South
Om. Tech
Bryan
Om. Westside
Ryan
Blair
Fremont Bergan
Norfolk Catholic
Stanton
Norfolk
Beatrice
Albion
Pulledon Dil Neligh
Madison
David Gily
Wilber
Leigh
Bunyell
Doniphan
Central
Om. Benson
Creighton Prep
Bellevue
Hummel
C'cil Bluffs Ty Ag
Om. Burke
Celtics edge Warriors to take two game lead over Knicks
John Havlicek starred as the Celtics rallied from a late deficit for a 99-97 win over the Golden State Warriors. Havlicek scored 28 and Jo Jo White added 23 as Boston extended its streak to eight and improved to 20-12 while the Knicks sat at 32-19.
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United Press International
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Associations
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Sio
Callies
Golden State Warriors
Celtics
New York Knicks
Nate Thurmond
Warriors
Jef
Warbeck
Gagete Russell
Don
Nelson
Mavbeck
Jo Jo White
Thurmond
Russet
Philadelphiaers
Buffalo Braves
Alanis Hawks
Portland Trailblazers
Bill Cunningham
Rob Rule
Soxp
Buffalo
Randy Smith
Elmore Smith
Braves
Lou Hudson
Walt Bellamy
Fea
Hawks
Golf Petrie
Portland
Light activity for outdoorsmen across Nebraska
UPI reports light outdoor activity over Christmas holidays in Nebraska. Western areas saw most hunting and fishing, with Sandhills and eastern regions quiet. Duck hunting in North Platte region improved due to stormy weather, with Swanson reservoirs holding good duck numbers. Pheasant hunting was light to moderate with variable success, mostly around a third per gun in some areas. Remaining ducks have migrated north, Scotts Bluff County lakes saw activity, and larger rainlines appeared at Tub Springs, Nine Mile Creek, and Winter Creek with minimal hunting pressure overall.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Game Commission
Lorelay
North Platte
Anc
Swanson
Scotts Bluff
Tub Springs
Nine Mile Creek
Winter Creek
South Wins Shrine Classic 7 6 Over North
South edges North 7 6 in Shrine All Star Game as late fourth quarter TD and a blocked extra point by Duke’s Jimie Jackson decide the outcome. Defensive plays and turnovers dominated. notable moments include Todman’s fumble recovery and Armstrong’s interception. Tennessee’s Majors selected MVP. Schroeder earned North’s most valuable honor.
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Miame
UPI
Orange Howl
Gmie Jackson
Duke
Wal
Notre Dame
Rich Todman
Gardon
Shoster
Longmire
Utah
Maurie Daigneau
Northwestern
Bob Richardson
Tuwa
Jackson
Stan White
Ohio State
Yankee
Bil Armstrong
Delaware
Arkansas State
James Hamon
Joe Pelderspiel
Kentucky
Daignea
Tommy Burrance
Florida
Curt Watson
Tennessee
Durrance
Reat
Rush
Bobby Majors
Iowa State
Johnny Majors
Keith Schroeder
Swiss Fans Plan 130 Mile Walk to 172 Munich Games
About 1,000 Swiss sports enthusiasts intend a 130 mile trek to the Munich Olympic Games. The Swiss National Tourist Office and Swiss Sports Aid, organizers of the event, promised gold medals to all walkers, including several participants over 70.
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Swiss Sports Aid
Trophies Awarded At Annual Kids Holiday Tournament
The 16th Columbus Bowl Kids Christmas tournament at Columbus Bowls featured Bantam and Junior divisions in singles and doubles. Patti Cave and Jaye Stone led Bantam girls, while Dan Force and Pat Force topped Bantam boys. Junior events saw Carol Wormer and Diane Berry win girls doubles and Kurtenbach claim junior boys singles, with multiple high scores and handicap counts noted.
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Patti Cave
Jaye Stone
Paui
Jaye
Dan
Pat Force
Pat
Tim’ Ryba
Tony Fyfe
Jerry
Bob Carlson
Kile
Jerry Joseph
Jeff Abegglen
Shaun Haldiman
Stone
Gene Schacher
Abegglen
Dan Force
Carol Wormer
Diane Berry
Carol
Diane
Deanna Ryba
Debbie Gates
Barb Behillen
Carol Woerner
Judy Anson Washind
Dave Schacher
Randy Kurtenbach
Dave
Randy
Robbie Hadan
Paul Matson
Milan Levos
Larry Labens
Kurtenbach
Larry Lahens
Lakeview edges Logan View to reach finals 81-70
Lakeview High School rallied from a 36-36 halftime tie to beat Logan View 81-70. Jim Pillen and Randy Peterson sparked late in the game as Lakeview pulled away, with Steve McWilliams scoring 28 and Jon Reins adding 17.
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Dave Condreay
Lakeview High School
Logan View
Vikings
Lakeview
McWilliams
Randy Peterson
Raiders
An View Club
Lakeview Bunch
Jim Pillen
Peterson
Logan
Randy Kietchley
Steve McWilliams
Jon Reins
Laresiew
G. Pines Os
Fawkes
Henrd Peters Nallman Felerron Shore
Ty Cuarte
Wee
Carr Expected Back in Late January for Cavaliers
Cleveland Cavaliers star Austin Carr is expected to return in late January after a three week program of exercise and therapy plus a special basketball shoe. An orthopedic surgeon in New York found no new fracture in the foot injured in training camp on September 18.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
Austin Carr
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
New York
Carr
David City Meets Henderson In Cage Tourney Final
David City High and undefeated Henderson reach the finals of the David City Holiday Cage Tourney after decisive wins. David City beat Wilbur 82-43 and Henderson defeated Genoa 67-46, with Jed Kroeker leading Henderson and Jim Eberly among scorers for David City. Genoa and Wilbur vie for third place before the 8:30 championship at the city auditorium.
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David City
Henderson
David City High
Wilbur
Genoa
Bob Martin
Jim Eberly
Greg
Dick Muma
Gary Dambroger
Genta
Ferg
Jed Kroeker
Clay Fisher
City Auditorium
Becher earns first 600 series in Ladies Classic League
Carol Becher bowled games of 234 297 and 159 for a 600 series at Columbus Bowl. The event featured high scores from Corrine Cave and multiple bowlers with notable single and double games, as Jackson Cleaners led team totals. In the Platte Valley League Pat Worden and Teen Cox posted solid scores as Budweiser and Horacek Insurance reported high series and pins totals.
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Carol Becher
Columbus Bowl
Corrine Cave
Lake
Sheila Slone
Rita Fuhr
Neema Behlen
Eve Lusche
Jolene Kasper
Grace Force
Karen Lusche
Dottie Anson
Cave
Jackson Cleaners
Pat Worden
Teen Cox
Budweiser
Horacek Insurance
Fred Leonhard
Gary Badie
Bob Goodman
Val Sohl
al Dolezal
Harry Fredricks
Darrell Janssen
Gary Muth
Jim Becher
Ray Brockevelut
Wrank Beck
Homer Jones Sets All Time NFL Yard Per Reception Mark
Homer Jones becomes the NFL career leader in yards per reception with a high percentage figure on 224 catches across seven seasons, establishing a historic passing game milestone and solidifying his place among elite wideouts.
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Homer Jones
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