Super Bowl VII Instant Success Stories After Big Prize
The article analyzes George Allen and Don Shula as they lead Redskins and Dolphins to Super Bowl VII. Allen rapidized success via trades and risky moves, sacrificing future draft picks, while Shula built a younger, efficient squad with selective free agent signings.
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Sir Galahad
Washington Redskins
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Dolphins
Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Shula
George
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Bama Stays Unbeaten Atop SEC With Vanderbilt Win
Alabama remains unbeaten in SEC play after an 83-77 victory at Vanderbilt. The 14th ranked Tide improve to 3-0 in league play and 8-1 overall, while Vanderbilt falls to 3-2 in the SEC and 10-3 overall.
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el Bama
Nashville, Tenn
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Tide
Commodores
Sunday Bowl VII broadcast attracts record ad spend
Advertisers plan at least ten million dollars in TV cash for the Super Bowl VII telecast on CBS across 267 stations with an estimated 75 million national viewers. Local stations may sell extra commercial time while WNBC New York quotes seven thousand five hundred dollars for a 30 second spot. The piece also notes region eight basketball implications and comments from former players on a new pinch hitter rule.
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CBS
Wnbc-Tv
New York
Stan Musial
Mickey Mantle
Dallas
Casey Stengel
Tom Seaver
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Billy Williams
Cubs
Milt Pappas
Ferguson Jenkins
Jim Palmer
Orioles
Calhoun War Hawks top Gadsden State to seize division lead
Willie Rice scored 24 and grabbed 8 rebounds to lead Calhoun Junior College past Gadsden State 90-71, as the War Hawks move to 4-0 atop the Northern Division of the Alabama Junior College Conference. Kenny Cabbil and Robert Scott added 12 each, Calhoun shot 57 percent and outboarded the Rebels 40-39.
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Willie Rice
Calhoun Junior College
Gadsden State
War Hawks
Alabama Junior College Conference
Decatur High
Hawks
Calhoun
Bob Shuttleworth
Martin
Shuttleworth
Don Freeman
Freeman
Gadsden
Kenny Cabbil
Robert Scott
Scott
Jerry Warren
Rice
Russell Hennessee
Eddie Butler
Tom Long
Bud Phillips
Ron Young
Boaz
Snead
Brewer Patriots Unbeatens Shine In Early Wrestling Season
Brewer High School under coach Walker McGinnis showcases two undefeated wrestlers in Willie Butler and Budd Taylor as part of a growing 20-man team. Butler, a 176-pound senior, and Taylor, a 127-pound junior, lead the squad with strong early records while the Patriots aim for nine remaining matches before the 3A state meet at Guntersville on Feb 16 and 17.
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Patriots
Willie Butler
Budd Taylor
Chris Taylor
Taylor
Alabama
Ohio
Budd
McGinnis
Guntersville
Columbia Military Academy
Grissom
Brewer
Patriots Edge Guntersville In Overtime Thriller
Brewer hands Guntersville a 85-83 overtime loss as Ricky Lenox seals the win with six seconds left. Lenox 11 points including the winning freebies, Winton 32 and Prince 18 pace Brewer to 14-2 while Guntersville falls to 12-2 with a prior OT loss to Jacksonville.
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Guntersville
Ricky Lenox
Brewer
Jacksonville
Gene Townson
Patriots
Lenox
Gary Winton
David Prince
Ricky Allen
Connie Vaughn
Wildcats
Kent Looney
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Ray Odums
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Steve Turner
Bill Ligon
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C. M. Newton
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Douglas
Ricky Brooks
Young
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Maxwell
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McCoy Wisner
Ftty Ford
Larry Canterbury
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