Questions Left Unanswered In All-Star Game
In Miami, the North-South college senior all-star game raised more questions than it answered for pro scouts. Chuck Foreman starred for the South with 83 rushing yards and 60 receiving yards but two late fourth quarter fumbles clouded his rating. Rufus Ferguson led the North with a TD run but 55 rushing yards and poor blocking raised doubts. Arkansas QB Joe Ferguson threw 17 of 33 for 205 yards with four interceptions, while North passer Gary Danielson fared poorly. Bob McCall’s 13-yard TD sprint gave the North the winning margin after Foreman fumbled at midfield. The South added a third-quarter field goal by Alfred Reese.
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William and Mary
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Louisville
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Purdue
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Len Dawson
Cleveland
Mike Phipps
Temple
Doug Shobert
Michigan State
Marvin Roberts
Arizona
Bob McCall
Villanova
Kevin Reilly
Alfred Reese
Tennessee State
McCall
Jabbar Loses Boards Battle as Bucks Win
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar lost the rebound contest 14-13 to Sam Lacey but scored a game high 32 points including 19 in the fourth quarter to lift Milwaukee past Kansas City-Omaha 104-99. The win, Bucks seventh in a row, extended their Midwest lead over Chicago while New York beat Detroit and Portland defeated Seattle.
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Top College Teams Play In Tourneys
UCLA and nine other top teams enter a busy Christmas week as they chase unbeaten marks in early season tourneys. UCLA risks its 51 game win streak against Drake in New Orleans opening round while Maryland meets Georgia Tech and Villanova faces South Carolina in New York at the Holiday Festival.
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Armstrong Proves Arm Is Strong In Bowling Evenings
Young bowlers fill a holiday schedule as high school and elementary leagues compete. Dave Armstrong tops day with a 248 single and 542 series while Earl Swart adds a 212 game and 532 total. Mike Gentile posts a 523 series amid other strong scores from Avalon Seniors and Bowl-Aire Senior groups.
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Mike Gentile
Avalon
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Mark Hammond
Paul Goodwill
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Roseanne Sendburg
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George Gould
Burs Wetmore
On Swanson
Rick Minnie
Ee Atmore Gould
Ydsleh
Seif Mack
Dan Kalulich
Tim Gould
Dan Gnins
Manse Dunnewold
Gary Goodwill
Yad
Randy Hullman
Mary Whi Shurocky
Sue Jeckson
Lywen
Four Teams Travel Road To Super Bowl
Four teams remain in the NFL playoffs after wild finishes and dramatic comebacks. Washington beat Green Bay 16-8 as Dallas surged past San Francisco 30-28. Pittsburgh edged Oakland 15-7 with a last-second deflection to Harris for the game winner, and Miami toppled Cleveland 20-14 driven by Morrall and Kiick. The upcoming title games will feature Washington vs Dallas and Miami vs Pittsburgh for a spot in Super Bowl VII in Los Angeles.
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Tom Landry
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Redskins
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Crusaders Rally Past Our Lady of Christian 53 19 in Win
The St. Thomas Crusaders exploded in the second half to beat Our Lady of Christian 53 to 19 on Saturday. Triscuit and Frisina led with 19 points, while Larry Frisina and Grucza added seven each as St. Thomas moved to 2-2 and prepared for a class B tournament at St Mark's Erie against Holy Rosary.
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Crusaders
Todd Triscuit
Steve Frisina
Triscuit
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Aig Grucza
Beavers Defend Holiday Wrestling Tourney Title
Corry Area High School hosts the Annual Holiday Wrestling Tournament at Warren Area High School with Warren, Eisenhower, Brookville and Corry. Brookville’s Blue Raiders led by Les Turner are favored. Corry and Warren duel for third. Semis at 1:30 p.m., prelims 6:30, finals 8. Tickets $1.50 students $2.50 adults.
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Mike Rushin
Larry Barton
Earl Swart
Gordon Bailey
Scott Crowell
Steeler Coach Noll Wins Dapper Dan Award
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Chuck Noll won the 1972 Dapper Dan Award by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. He became the first Steeler coach honored since the award’s 1939 origin after leading Pittsburgh to its first division title in 40 years and a playoff win over Oakland. Fran Co Harris was runner up in the voting by local writers, broadcasters, and athletic officials.
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