Viks Kapp Ram Target Rams In Conference Showdown
Joe Kapp the Vikings quarterback leads the Western Conference clash with the Rams in a nationally televised 2 p.m. EST game. Rams fans taunt with a bulletin board sign shouting All right Rams let’s see how great you are and name Kapp as the target and leader for Minnesota.
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Mike Rathet
Minnespolis
ST. Paul
Joe Kapp
Minnesota Vikings
CBS
Los Angeles Rams
Vikings
Kapp
Hatton and Priceville win in Bulldogs Christmas Tourney
Hatton upset favored Danville 78 69 as Jim Mills 30 points and Stanley Steadman 22 led the Hornets. Priceville crushed Autauga County 92 66 with 18 from Ronnie Blackburn and 14 from Lem Halbrooks while Danville 29 field goals to Hatton 28.
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Priceville
Hatton
Danville
Autauga County
Bulldogs
Jim Mills
Hornets
Stanley Steadman
Hawks
Warren Harrison
Sandy Welbourn
Tommy Millsaps
Herman Myers
Ronnie Blackburn
Harold Swopes
Lem Halbrooks
Mike Bakertoon
Millsaps
Steve Brown
Jerry Warren
Bernard Alexander
Ronnie Welbourn
Stan Steadman
Jack Willis
Bob Berryman
Terry Totals
Ll Priceville
Rex Bennick Bunyan Bennett
Marshall Lemmond la Jeona Hillard
Tommy Moseley
Troy Dugger
Helms Jeffilliams
Boby Franks
Autauga CO
Charles Averhart
Randy Lambert
Wa Landers
Will Reese Rubin Gardner
Willie Wood
Bill Taylor
Ronald Mayfield
Russell Lee
Mike Jones Jones
Walker O
Unknown Rates As Sportsman Of Year
A New York Times piece describes a hot Chicago day and a Sportsman of the Year figure entering a tense scene amid political and social tensions. The article links college football bowl previews including Tennessee and Florida in the Gator Bowl, with several other bowls and rankings noted for January 1 outcomes. The narrative also discusses coach rumors involving Doug Dickey and Ray Graves as athletic director speculation.
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Robert Lipsyte
The
New York Times
New York
Chicago
Mike Recht
Associated Press Sports
Tennessee
Florida
Doug Dickey
Gators
Ray Graves
Dickey
Jacksonville
Pla
NBCTV
Garden Set For Fight
Madison Square Garden lines up a February 16 heavyweight title bout between Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis after inviting newsmen to a Monday press conference to reveal bout details. In college notes, Auburn defenders Sonny Ferguson and Bobby Strickland, two walk-ons, helped beat Florida 38-12 with Ferguson earning AP National Lineman of the Week honors as they close their season against Houston in the Astro Bluebonnet Bowl.
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Toledo
Davidson
Orlando
Fla
South Carolina
West Virginia
Atlanta
Houston
Auburn
Texas
Notre Dame
Dallas
Penn State
Missouri
Miami
Mississippi
Arkansas
New Orleans
Michigan
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joe Frazier
Jimmy Ellis
the Garden
Frazier
Ellis
Sonny Kerguson
Bobby Strickland
Ferguson
Strickland
John Reaves
Florida
Sonny Ferguson
Reaves
Gators
Tiger
Gator
Wirt Ferguson
Associated Press
Browns’ Leroy Kelly Thrives In Mud Weather
Cleveland star Leroy Kelly is famed as a mudder and could be pivotal if rain dampens the Cotton Bowl. Dallas, favoring a dry field, faces a Browns squad energized by muddy footing and Kelly’s two late touchdowns in a prior playoff loss.
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Dallas
Tex
Cleveland Browns
Leroy Kelly
Weather Bureau
Browns
Cleveland
Kelly
Cowboys
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Pharr To Direct Rebel Offensive
Pharr leads the Rebel offense for the Blue Gray game with forecasts predicting partly cloudy skies and around 50 degree temperatures. Forecaster notes mild air should keep players from overheating while reducing slippery handling conditions. The Montgomery field weather on Christmas Day suggested possible rain but sun appeared by Friday.
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Ala
Montgomery Ing Field
Pharr
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Vols
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