Packers Favored Over Chiefs In Super Bowl Debut Clash
In Los Angeles Green Bay led by Bart Starr and a stingy defense faces Kansas City in the first Super Bowl. The Packers seek the biggest payout with a $15 000 bonus per winner and $7 500 per loser while TV rights total $2 million.
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Tom Brown
Beasts Off The Field Aimed At The Packers Star Nitschke
Ray Nitschke, Packers linebacker, is described as a fierce on field enforcer and a reformed man off it. The piece details his brutal style, intense pregame ritual, and a troubled youth that found balance through family love and maturation.
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Deacons Hold Off VMI 71 70 In Tight Finish
Wake Forest edged VMI 71 to 70 as the Deacons built a five point margin with 3:23 left and withstood a late Keydets rally. VMI failed to convert in the final seconds after a missed front end and two timeouts. Denny Clark scored 19 and Ralph Wright 16 for Wake Forest.
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Verga Leads Duke Past Maryland In Overtime
Duke overcome a 12 point deficit to beat Maryland 72 69 in overtime. Verga scored 23 including key late field goals and a 3 point play. Wendelin sealed it with four late free throws as Duke improves to 3 1 in the ACC and 7 5 overall. Maryland stands 3 3 in the ACC and 8 4.
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Associated Press
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Price
Tech Breaks Streak With 102-85 Win Over NC State
Georgia Tech snapped a five game skid by beating North Carolina State 102-85 led by Pres Judy with 37 points tying a Coliseum mark. Judy scored near Tech’s single game record as Tech hit 62.5 percent in the first half and built a 65-37 halftime cushion. Joe Serdich paced NC State with 18 points while McLean added 14 as the Wolfpack fell to 4-9 on the season. Phil Wagner contributed 20 for Tech.
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Panthers Lose By 86-84 In Close Conference Clash
Appalachian State edged High Point College 86-84 after Sprinkle stole the ball with 38 seconds left setting up Allan Price two free throws. Price hit both late shots, giving App State the win and dropping High Point into second in the Carolinas Conference standings.
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Price
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Ron Lee
John Davis
Jim Picka
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Jaybirds rally past Southeast Guilford 62 53 to halt skid
Allen Jay staged a second half comeback to defeat Southeast Guilford 62 53 and end a four game losing streak. Jimmy Bowman scored 20, John Ellington 14, and Mike Beggs 12 for the Jaybirds while Gerald Clapp led Southeast with 15 points. Coach Bill Guy praised the full court man to man and poise under pressure as Allen Jay improves to 3 8.
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