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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1972

Page

2

Chiefs Tandem Lanier and Taylor Lead Drift of Fame

Kansas City stars Otis Taylor and Willie Lanier remain the Chiefs’ standout players years after their Super Bowl win. Taylor, a 63 220-pound wide receiver from Prairie View, draws double coverage and leads the AFC in catches. Lanier, a 6 1 254-pound middle linebacker from Morgan State, prides himself on hard hitting and constant focus as he pursues perfection in a season marked by ups and downs.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Chiefs Otis Taylor Chiefs Kansas City American Football Conference Taylor Otis Prairie View College Philadelphia Eagles National Eagles

Roanoke Drops From Top in AP NCAA Division I Poll

Old Dominion upsets Roanoke 68-63 knocking the giant-killer from the No 1 spot as Evansville rises to No 10 with a 1-4 start. S.F. Austin remains No 1 with 256 points, Roanoke second, Eau Claire third, Louisiana Tech fourth, and Kentucky State fifth.

Associated Press Roanoke College Old Dominion Roanoke Akron Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks Nacogdoches Tex Roan Oke Madison Virginia Kentucky State Lincoln Memorial Evansville Uc-Riverside Purple Aces Kentucky Wesleyan Eau Claire Tennessee State Louisiana Tech Tana Ill Albany State Ramis S.F. Austin Kentucky

Southern Cal on the way back after three straight wins

Southern California rebounded from two defeats to win three in a row over Auburn Purdue and Fordham boosting their record to 5 2 Coach Bob Boyd praised the victory over Fordham as key to regaining momentum Mike Westra 6 10 led the Trojans with 20 points 20 rebounds and nine blocks Fordham dropped to 5 1 Long Beach State routing Jacksonville 97 70 claimed Nassau Classic title Ed Ratleff MVP scored 24 for the 49ers Oral Roberts took third by beating Hofstra 74 68 San Francisco beat Utah State 82 77 after trailing by nine in the second half Byron Jones and Mick Quick sparked the comeback with Quick scoring 28.

Ted Meier Associated Press Southern California Trojans Auburn Purdue Fordham Forham Rams Mike Westra Bob Boyd Ken Charles Long Beach State Jacksonville Long Island 49Ers Ed Ratleff Long Beach Oral Roberts Hofstra San Francisco Kansas Utah State Dons Byron Jones Mick Quick Quick

Wicks Roles as Blazer Center Questioned After Bucks Win

Sidney Wicks cannot play center in the NBA, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar says. The 6 foot 8 Blazers forward shifted to center against the 7 foot 2 inch Jabbar as Milwaukee beat Portland 123-104, with Jabbar scoring 44 points and grabbing 21 rebounds on a night he shot 21 of 27. Wicks scored 32 in a losing effort. Milwaukee extended its winning streak to five. Other scores: Los Angeles over Baltimore 96-90, Detroit over Philadelphia 141-113, New York over Houston 124-102, Kansas City-Omaha over Seattle 121-110.

Associated Press Sidney Wicks National Basketball Association Karee Abdul-Jabbar Milwaukee Bucks Jabbar Bucks Portland Trail Blazers Blazers Wicks NBA Los Angeles Baltimore Detroit Philadelphia New York Houston Kansas City ABA Carolina W. L Kentucky Virginia Boston Memphis Buffalo Phila Indiana Utah Atlanta Denver Dallas Cleveland San Diego W. L. Pet Milwaukee Norfolk Chicago K.C Omaha Phoenix Seattle Portland Kansas City-Omaha

Pro Bowl starters named for NFC with 1 000 yard rushers

The NFC squad for the Pro Bowl at Texas Stadium Jan 21 includes 1 000 yard rushers Larry Brown of Washington and John Brockington of Green Bay, joined by Calvin Hill of Dallas and Ron Johnson of the Giants. The roster features Gene Washington and John Gilliam as receivers, Harold Jackson and Charley Taylor as backups, with veteran linemen and kickers among the selections.

NEW York Texas Stadium Larry Brown Washington Redskins Green Bay John Brockington Dallas Calvin Hill Ron Johnson New York Giants Kitmer Redskins Snead San Francisco Gene Washington John Gilliam Minnesota Philadelphia Harold Jackson Charley Taylor Washington Oakland Raiders AFC Daryle Lamonica Oakland Joe Namath New York Jets

Calvin Hill back at practice for Cowboys playoff with 49ers

Dallas star Calvin Hill, the club’s first 1,000-yard rusher, returned to the practice field after flu and should be in top shape for Saturday’s NFL playoff showdown with San Francisco. He powered 1,096 yards this season, threw a 55-yard TD pass, and faces the 49ers after a Thanksgiving 29-yard rushing day against them.

Denne H. Freeman Associated Press Sports Wester Dallas Calvin Hill Dallas Cowboys San Francisco Calvin Tom Landry Hill Duane Thomas Walt Garrison Miami Ron Sellers Pittsburgh Ers Texas Stadium Hillapid NFL Oakland Raiders Steelers 49Ers

NFL playoff blackout persists despite Nixon push

AP report from Washington notes President Nixon urged lifting the TV blackout for NFL playoff games, but Commissioner Rozelle rejected the request. Atty. Gen. Kleindienst indicated a push to reexamine the anti trust exemption, with White House support via press secretary Ziegler.

Tom Seppy Associated Press Washington Nixon National Football League Pete Rozelle Atty Richard G. Kleindienst NFL League Congress Ronald L. Ziegler White House Kleindienst

Baseball owners seek fixes for 1973 season schedule

Club owners plan a joint meeting to hammer out league play limits for 1973. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said inter league games would be restricted to a maximum of six between natural rivals, listing Mets versus Yankees in New York, Cubs versus White Sox in Chicago, Angels versus Dodgers in California, and Cardinals versus Royals in St. Louis and Kansas City.

Bobie Kuhn Mets Yankees New York Cubs White Sox Chicago California Angels Los Angeles Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Kansas City Royals

Denver at Kentucky Indiana at Dallas basketball standings

Standings reflect scheduled games with Denver facing Kentucky and Indiana against Dallas. No scores or outcomes provided, listing the pairings as the sole items on the schedule.

Denver Kentucky Indiana Dallas

College Thursday's Games Preview No Friday Fixtures

College Thursday featured no Friday games. Scheduled matchups include Atlanta at Buffalo Boston versus Kansas City Omaha at Kansas City New York at Cleveland Seattle at Detroit Philadelphia at Houston Phoenix at Los Angeles Chicago at Portland. Also noted are Michigan Invitational Championship results Michigan 101 Toledo 6 and West. Mich. 76 Morehead St. Nassau Classic first round Jacksonville 92 Oral Roberts Long Beach State 93 Hofstra.

Atlanta Buffalo Boston Kansas City Omaha New York Cleveland Seattle Detroit Philadelphia Houston Phoenix Los Angeles Chicago Portland Michigan Toledo Mich Morehead St

Knecht Aims For 25000 Situps In 10 Hours At Idaho Falls

Richard Knecht seeks the world situp record, planning 25,000 reps in 10 hours starting 10 a.m. at Idaho Falls High School gym. He past unofficially topped 25,017 in 9 hours 21 minutes, while the current official record stands at 17,000 set by a 30-year-old U.S. Marine captain in seven hours 27 minutes. Omar Bradley selected for NCAA Theodore Belt Award at the 67th convention in Chicago.

Ra Pa Idaho Attinge E Ian Richard Knecht Idaho Falls U.S. Marine Young Knecht Kansas City Omar N. Bradley Field Mander Keene National Collegiate Association NCAA Chicago

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