Feuds fade as Dolphins rely on Morrall edge
LA AP Larry Osonka notes the Dolphins' in-house feuds stay professional. Bob Griese returns as starter for Super Bowl VII against the Redskins while Earl Morrall, praised by Don Shula, remains key as a trusted backup who lifted the team after Griese’s injury. Shula recalls Morrall’s decisive role in the darkest moment.
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Redskins top Dolphins in preseason clash at Anaheim
Washington beat Miami 27-24 in a preseason game at Anaheim Stadium as coach George Allen deflected talk of mental edges. He noted players practiced with different squads, while Redskins veterans like Jefferson and Biggs cited playoff experience as a small advantage.
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Double Defeat For Junior Cagers At Sublette
Abe Hubert Junior High freshmen B and C squads lost to Sublette A and B Monday night. Sublette A beat Buffs B 55 to 45 as Garden City totals show 20 field goals to Sublette’s 21 with 5 of 20 and 13 of 36 free throws respectively. Leading Garden scorers were Phil Garcia 10 and Bill Preston 9 with Wiswell 12 for Sublette. rebound leaders were Steve Strasser and Kevin Chambers with 10. Sublette B defeated Buffs C 60 to 48, Virgil Butt top-scoring 13 and Kevin Corley grabbing 10 boards.
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Memphis Kenon Named Valley Conference Player of the Week
Memphis State forward Larry Kenon earned Missouri Valley Conference player of the week after a pair of road wins. He posted 26 points and 16 rebounds against Drake and 24 points and 17 rebounds versus Bradley, boosting his averaging to 25 points and 16.5 rebounds in two league games. Kenon, a transfer from Amarillo Junior College, is praised for his versatility and improving defense.
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Nicklaus Sees Big-Time Golf on a Global Scale
Jack Nicklaus foresees a global expansion of tournament golf with the United States portion shrinking. He favors more foreign events, excluding seasons in which the American tour remains central. He noted potential additions like the Mexican Open and tournaments in Japan and Great Britain while planning to play about half of the 44-event schedule.
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Two Jockeys Suffer Injuries in Liberty Bell Race
Philadelphia AP reports jockey Terry Warner was hospitalized with a compressed fracture of a vertebra after Ginger's Question clipped Royal Taka at the three-eighths pole. Rody Turcotte sustained a left knee concussion when Beebon fell at the starting gate during the first race.
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Flyers executive Keith Allen extends contract through 1975-76
PHILADELPHIA AP Keith Allen vice president and general manager of the Philadelphia Flyers has had his contract extended for three years. The new pact runs through the 1975-76 season, extending his current deal which would have expired at season's end.
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Warm up sequence for gentle fitness and relaxation
A warm up guide emphasizes four minutes to prepare the body before a strenuous program. It describes six gentle exercises to loosen the neck shoulders arms and legs, with breathing instructions and emphasis on relaxing rather than forcing effort. The routine uses pillows and reclining positions to ease tension.
NBA All Star Game picks eight East starters
New York’s Dave DeBusschere and Atlanta’s Pete Maravich will start in the Eastern lineup for the Chicago All Star Game January 28. John Havlicek, Walt Frazier, DeBusschere, Maravich, Dave Cowens, Lou Hudson, Wes Unseld, and Lenny Wilkens named as initial eight starters. Coaches will add six more East players under draft rules.
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Injuries Sideline Two Boston Bruin Icers
The Boston Braves of the American Hockey League announced two more injuries. Left winger Neil Clairmont is out for the season with a fractured bone in his right leg from Friday’s injury. Left winger Chris Hayes will miss about a month after a right shoulder separation suffered in Sunday's game against the Rochester Americans.
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Pro Basketball Standings And Tuesday Schedule
Pro Basketball standings and weekly game slate. Tuesday features Cleveland at Buffalo and Houston at Atlanta plus New York vs Kansas City Omaha at Kansas City Philadelphia at Chicago Baltimore at Portland Detroit at Golden State. Wednesday schedule includes Houston at Boston Chicago versus Kansas City Omaha at Omaha Detroit at Phoenix Baltimore at Seattle and Los Angeles at Philadelphia.
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Bruins Still Tops as UCLA Covers No. 1 in AP Poll
Rampaging UCLA rides a 55 game victory run to the unanimous No. 1 spot in the AP college basketball poll. The Bruins received all 47 first place votes and 940 points. Maryland second with 767. North Carolina State up to third. Marquette fourth. Missouri rises to fifth with 495 points while Long Beach State slips to sixth. Others include North Carolina, Minnesota, Vanderbilt, Houston, Providence, San Francisco, SW Louisiana, Alabama, Jacksonville, Indiana, Kansas State, Florida State, St. John’s, Louisville and more in the Top Twenty with several receiving votes.
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Pro Hockey Scores Summary From The Associated Press
Pro Hockey standings show Montreal leading with 1058 GF and 161 GA, Boston and New York Rangers trailing, while Detroit and Toronto are mid pack. WHA East features New England, Cleveland, and New York near the top. several matchups slated including Los Angeles at Minnesota and New York at Philadelphia.
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College Scores Roundup From Associated Press
College scores by the Associated Press list numerous results across divisions. Teams including Augusta MIT Duquesne St Bonaventure Rhode Island Vermont SW Louisiana Cincinnati South Florida Georgetown Florida Vanderbilt East Tennessee Furman Niagara Georgia Auburn UNC Charlotte Austin Peay Stetson Lehigh Kentucky Mississippi State Mississippi St Mo St Louis Georgia Tech Rice Mississippi Tennessee Indiana Michigan Iowa Illinois Western Illinois DePaul Westmont Illinois Wisconsin Town St Louis Oklahoma State Wisconsin Milwaukee Mercer Valparaiso Butler Michigan Western Illinois Morehead Southwest Utah Texas Tech Oral Roberts Brandeis Baylor Tulane Missouri SMU S F Austin Angelo New Mexico St Louis California Washington Nevada Las Vegas Colorado Beanpot Classic first round Northeastern Harvard Boston University Harvard Boston College
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Bad Ankle Benchs Wildcats Ron Kruger
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman announced Lou Kruger will miss the game with a severely sprained ankle suffered Friday in practice. The junior guard from Silver Lake is unlikely to play the rest of the week against Southern Methodist in Manhattan.
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Mizzou Bags Sizzling No Buzzer Win
Missouri remains undefeated at 12-0 after a 74-73 thriller over SMU in Dallas. John Brown's shot at the buzzer counted after timekeeper concerns, with Stewart defending the rival surge and Brown pouring in 35 points for the Tigers.
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