Shula Wins AP NFL Coach of the Year
Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula, who guided the team to a perfect regular season, was named NFL Coach of the Year by the Associated Press. He won by three votes over Green Bay’s Dan Devine in a nationwide panel of writers and broadcasters.
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Shula Leads Dolphins Toward Third Super Bowl Bid
Black Bear Defense prepares Miami for a second straight Super Bowl as coach Don Shula, in his 10th season, aims for a first title. The Dolphins swept the regular season and beat Cleveland and Pittsburgh in the playoffs, with four Miami players named to the Associated Press All-Pro team.
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Senior Bowl features Huff Adams in South North clash
Gary Huff of Florida State and Tony Adams of Utah State open at quarterback for the Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama. The South leads 13 8 2 in series and features Bert Jones backing Huff while Ron Jaworski backs Adams. Each team shares 1500 and 1250 dollars respectively with pro coaches Weeb Ewbank and Lou Saban guiding the squads.
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Boros Ties For Lead In Los Angeles Open Round One
Julius Boros posted a four under par 67 at Riviera in the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open tying Johnny Miller and Dave Stockton for the lead. Jack Nicklaus mocked Boros remarks while Sam Snead and others sit two strokes back in cool conditions.
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Penn State Basketball Coach Bets On Deep Talent Ahead
University Park Penn State basketball coach John Bach says his team will have more talent than his four previous Nittany Lion squads. He began the season with a 53 40 record during his four years since leaving Fordham.
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UCLA Coed Susan Weiner Prepares to Wed Mark Spitz
Susan Weiner, 20, a UCLA coed, will marry Olympic star Mark Spitz. The pair became engaged on New Year's Day and plan a May wedding, per Spitz's press agent.
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Brewer 5 Edges Arab in Late Jump Shot Thriller
Larry Chatman hit a 15 foot baseline jumper to lift Brewer Patriots to a 54 53 win over Arab. Brewer improves to 11 2 on the season and returns to host West Point. Chatman scored 16 with 6 assists while Gary Winton added 19 and 13 rebounds. Arab leaders Bud Camp 16 and Jerry Slaughter 15 pace the offense.
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Clemente Remembered for Passion in Baseball and Civic Life
Roberto Clemente, who died on a mercy mission, is praised for his passion on the field and his tireless civic work off it. Tom Seaver and peers highlight his powerful hands, multi world influence, and lasting legacy as a Hall of Fame candidate and folk hero in Puerto Rico and baseball.
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