Old George Blanda Named Best Pro Gridder
George Blanda, once ignored by 25 NFL clubs after waiver from the Oakland Raiders, was chosen as the outstanding pro football player of 1970 by the Maxwell Club. Jim Plunkett named top college player. Blanda to receive a Maxwell award January 18 alongside Plunkett.
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Reds
Dave Edwards Leads Keglers With 236 Night High
Dave Edwards topped last night's bowling card in the National B League with a 236, while Harley Reed trailed with 232 in the American B League chase. Lennie Clark led the women with 183 as other notable scores included Kathy Thompson 7, Gia Pauline Chelton 180, and Lennie Ci Thompson 18.
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Harley Reed
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Joe Namath to Comment on Super Bowl Pre-Game Show
Jets quarterback Joe Namath, sidelined by injury, will serve as a special commentator on NBCs Super Bowl pre game program. NBC announced the plan on January 17. Milwaukee Bucks announce that the January 7 Knicks game will also be shown on closed circuit television at the Milwaukee Auditorium.
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Cowens Takes Spotlight From Glamour Picks In Celtics Rise
Boston's Dave Cowens, praised as the No 1 rookie, fuels an 11th win in 12 as the Celtics beat Buffalo 102-93. Havlicek scored 26, Jo Jo White 35, Cowens dominates rebounding late after early fouls, while Phoenix and Philadelphia won other NBA games and ABA results show Kentucky and Denver victories.
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Christmas Hope Rises As Lincoln Teammates Aid Joe Stella
Lincoln High students launch Make it a Merrier Christmas for Joe Stella Day to support fullback Joe Stella who survived a cerebral hemorrhage after a game collision. Teammates organize therapy exercises, donations, and a community fund to aid his recovery and speaking needs.
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Colonels rally for late victory over Floridians in final minutes
Kentucky narrowed a Florida comeback as Jim Ligon and Les Hunter hit key free throws in the final rally. Florida’s Larry Jones and Mack Calvin led with 29 points each. In Denver, the Rockets held off a late charge from the troubled Memphis Pros, who shot 25 percent and trailed by 12 at halftime. Denver’s Larry Cannon scored 25 and Steve Jones 20 as the Pros faded. Re-elect Bostonian Weston W. Adams Sr. remains chairman of the Boston Garden Arena Corp and the Bruins.
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Archie Clark
Hal Greer
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Cage Schedule Section Two Warren at Corry
A dense list of high school cage games. It includes Warren at Corry, Rocky Grove at Franklin, Titusville at Cranberry, Oil City at Hickory, Harborcreek at Union City, and multiple other provincial matchups with time slots and venues. Also notes East versus Academy at 7:30 p.m. and prep games at Audi with Vincent at 9 p.m. and Brockway at Clearfield. The piece ends with a note on Chi Chen, the world record sprinter, planning marriage to an American coach and continuing to race for Nationalist China.
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Rocky Grove
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Titusville
Cranberry
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Troquois
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Girard
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Vincent Reel
Sampeell Tops Ree Scoring in City Recreation Cage
The Clymer Hawks crushed Auto Auction 101 to 48 to claim first in the City Recreation Basketball loop. Sampsel led with 39 points, supported by Lyons 19, Winner 12, Faulkner 11, Steuart 10. Upperman led Auto Auction with 15. In the opener, Dan Taylor scored 34 as YMCA beat the Raymonds 53 to 51 to even at 1-1.
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Dave Sampsell
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Denny Lyons
Bob Winner
Joh Faulkner
Doug Steuart
Terry Upperman
Tom Morse
YMCA
Dan Taylor
Raymonds
Barry Bugbee
Springers
Duane Edwards
Taylor
Troyers
Jaycees
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