Gabriel Is Voted Most Valuable Player in National Football
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel, a 1969 standout, was named the Associated Press MVP by a panel of writers and sportscasters. He led the Rams to the Coastal Division title before a late-season slip, finishing with 23 touchdowns and 2,439 passing yards while adding five rushing scores.
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Renfro shines in double duty with Cowboys
Mel Renfro played both free safety and cornerback against Baltimore, intercepting two passes to lift his season total to nine. The Associated Press named him Defensive Player of the Week as Dallas defeated the Colts 27-?
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Solunar Tables Schedule of Periods Explains Best Times
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables guide readers to plan fishing or hunting days. The list highlights prime sport times to target productive territory and cover, maximizing success for each day.
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Celtics fall to Bucks in typical scoring rout
Milwaukee outscored Boston 124 to 106 as Lew Alcindor and Flynn Robinson sparked a 29 27 20 point trio for the Bucks while Boston’s Henry Finkel led the Celtics with 23. The loss snapped Boston’s three game winning streak and left them near the cellar in the East. Detroit, Baltimore, Seattle, and Cincinnati results update the division races. Oscar Robertson led Kansas City Royals with 28 in a separate note.
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Goalies Take Over in Hockey Play
The Rangers and Flyers battled to a 2-2 tie as Ed Giacomin assisted on Dave Balon s game tying goal late. Al Smith fought in a first period brawl, costing him a 100 dollar fine, while Montreal defeated Pittsburgh 5-2. Los Angeles topped Chicago 3-1 and Oakland beat Minnesota 3-1, with Bernie Parent stopping 46 Ranger shots. Eaton scored for the Rangers in the third, Balon notching his second goal of the game. Montreal moved into a second place tie in the East, three points behind New York. John Wilson earned his first Kings win after a late comeback.
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Cowboys gamble on rookie Brown in playoff bid
Dallas coach Landry bets on first NFL start for Otto Brown at cornerback against Sonny Jurgensen and the Redskins, arguing a rookie risk mirrors using a rookie running back Calvin Hill. Landry hopes Brown’s play can shore up a defense facing Cleveland for the Eastern Conference playoff. The move follows Brown’s 27-10 win over Baltimore where he shined at corner and safety, with Landry stressing speed and aggressiveness.
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Player Quits Duquerase Team in Turbulent Season
Akron, Ohio player Perry Jobson, a junior, has quit the Duquesne basketball team. Coach Corck Red Manning said Jobson left a letter stating he chilled himself for the defeats by Nebraska and Duke, which dropped the Dukes in the national rankings.
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Hope Bobcats Defeat Hamburg Lions In Invitational Round
Hope Bobcats win 52 45 over Hamburg Lions in Magnolia as defense and rebounding key. Dudley Davis and Muldrew lead balanced scoring. Hope advances to quarterfinals to face Faireview at 7 45 p m. Junior Girls Lady Cats and 5B Lizards also travel for three games at Emmet.
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European bantam title bout ends in points decision
In Las Vegas tauriansova Maly face off for the vacant European bantamweight title. Maly outpointed by Zutto in a closely contested bout. Also noted were knockouts by Sandro Macanighi and Roger Pedrano with notable results in San Diego Stockton and Durango regions.
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Clemson to Play Notre Dame Under New Clemson Coach
Clemson announces 4 new football coach Cecil Wayne Ingram will lead the Tigers and schedule games against Notre Dame. President Robe rt Edwards says he is not concerned about results, while Frank Howard retires as coach but remains athletic director. Ingram, former Arkansas assistant, quips about Notre Dame after Alabama connections and prior coaching stints.
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Miami and New Orleans fall short in ABA showdowns
Indiana edged Miami 101-100 as John Barnhill hit a late three and Don Freeman poured 17 in a fourth, while New Orleans rallied to top New York 111-100 behind 26 from Steve Jones and 24 from Las Hunter. Kentucky and Los Angeles won in LA doubleheader. NBA results include Milwaukee over Boston 124-106 and Seattle beating Cincinnati 117-?
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Iba's Team Undefeated After Seven
Cowboy mentor Henry Iba stretched his OSU squad to 7–0 in a tight 54–51 win over Texas after slowing the pace with 7 minutes left. The veteran coach, 65, has a storied career with 753–326 record, two Olympic champions and numerous titles. The AP Top Ten listed Ohio leads, while Houston and Santa Clara also posted notable nonconference results.
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Switches From Cage to Pro Football Play
BG CHARLEY HALLMAN MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL AP Harry Bud Grant, after two NBA seasons with the Minneapolis Lakers, moved to pro football with the Eagles, then Canada, then coach. Now head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, he is named NFL Coach of the Year by the AP panel with 42 votes, far ahead of Tom Landry.
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