Pro Football Finals Preview San Francisco Dallas
The 49ers and Cowboys eye another shot at the NFC title after wins over the Redskins and Vikings respectively. In the AFC, Miami edged Kansas City in the longest game ever, while Baltimore advanced past Cleveland to set a third Miami matchup. Unitas sparked Baltimore as Nottingham shined for Cleveland, and a late field goal miss by Kansas City kept the drama alive.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
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Washington Redskins
San Francisco
Dallas
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Miami
New Orleans
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Dolphins
Johnny Unitas
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Bruce Gossett
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Norm “Bos
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Bob Lee
Duane Thomas
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John Block
Lou Hudson
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Jerry Sloan
Bob Love
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Chet Walker
Spencer Haywood
SuperSonics
John Johnson
Walt Wesley
Driver Breaks Another Record at Windsor Park
Herve Filion, world record harness racer from Lachute Quebec, won seven races on one Windsor Park card setting a new single program record. He led with four straight wins and added wins in races six seven and the Fleur de Lis Invitational before finishing third in the last event. Filion’s 7 wins came in 10 starts, adding to his career mark beyond 3,480 victories and surpassing 500 wins in a season earlier this year.
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Herve Filion
Reiniquan
Lachute
Que
Windsor Park
Filion
Trav Filion
Super Weekend Ahead for the Orange Bowl
Miami gears for a football double header as top college clash Nevada Nebraska vs Alabama and AFC title showdown with Miami Dolphins and Baltimore Colts. Tickets expected to sell out, with 250000 anticipated turnout for the Nebraka Alabama game.
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Hubert Mizell
Associated Press
MIAMI
Nebraska
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Bear Bryant
Kiwanis Tournament Opens With Light Week Schedule
The Associated Press reports the annual Kiwanis tournament at Pine Bluff features four AIC teams and a light week. Ouachita opens Wednesday vs Henderson while Southern State meets State College of Arkansas. Thursday hosts the championship and consolation games. UAM plays Albany State Tuesday at McGehee and hosts Arkansas Little Rock Thursday. Harding College and Baptist Bible College of Shreveport meet Thursday at Searcy. AIC action resumes Jan 3.
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Associated Press
Kiwanis
Pine Bluff
AIC
Ouachita
Henderson
Southern State
State College of Arkansas
University of Arkansas At Monticello
Albany State
McGehee
University of Arkansas At
Little Rock
Harding College
Baptist Bible College of Shreveport
Searcy
Solunar Tables Schedule From Knight's Almanac
Solunar periods printed as Leluw show times from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during peak windows and seek the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
Lakers Extend Winning Streak to 28, Rout Rockets
Los Angeles Lakers push streak to 28 with a 137-115 win over Houston as Jerry West fans 34 points and 17 assists. Gail Goodrich adds 28 while Elvin Hayes 33 leads Rockets. Sharman notes strong second-half surge and running game.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
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Sharman
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Golden State Warriors
Jerry West
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Los Angeles
Rockets
Gail Goodrich
Jim McMillian
Houston
Cliff Meely
Happy Hairston
Elvin Hayes
Stu Lantz
Pro Basketball Standings and Results AP ABA Update
The Associated Press provides pro basketball standings for the ABA East and West divisions with team records, percentages, and games back, alongside daily results. It lists Kentucky, Virginia, Plaidians, Pittsburgh, New York, Carolina, Utah, Indiana, Memphis, Denver, Dallas with win totals and percentages, plus scheduled games for the week and notable Saturday results and Tuesday matchups.
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W.L
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Virginia
Plaidians
Pittsburgh
New York
Carolina
Utah
Indiana
Memphis
Denver
Dallas
Pittsbigh
Roanoke
No Trouble for Ali in Zurich Knockout
Muhammad Ali stopped Elin Blin in the seventh round at Zurich Hallenstadion before 9 000 fans. Trainer Angela Dundee said a rematch with Joe Frazier is not until late next year at the earliest, with a March fight possible in Miami Beach. Ali dominated Blin with long reach lefts and jabs, cutting Blin's cheekbones and forcing late resistance before the referee counted him out.
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Switzerland
Juergen Bun
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Earlest
Angela Dundee
Ali
Elin
Maimi Beach
Hallenstadion Arena
Blin
Briar London
Buster Mattis
Jerry Quarry
Sepp Suter
Majors Family Leads Bowl Weekend in Shrine North South
The 19 season Majors football legacy continues as Johnny Majors coaches the North team and son Bobby Majors plays for the South in the Shrine North-South game. Kickoff at 9 10 p m EST draws an Orange Bowl crowd over 25 000. Also on Monday Arizona State battles Florida State in the Fiesta Bowl. other bowls listed through New Year’s Day.
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Hubert Mizfeli
Associated. Press
MIAMI
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Tennessee
Johnny Majors
University of Tennessee
Bobby Majors
Tennesee
Johnny
Iowa
Bobby
Shirley
Elizabeth
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
Joe
Florida State
Ily
Larry
Poppa
Arizona
Tempe
Ariz
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Woody Green
Gary Huff
Rhett Janson
Holiday Cage Meets Across Cities As Tourneys Begin
Basketball season opens with several holiday tournaments across the nation. South Carolina leads the Quaker City Classic in Philadelphia, Louisville stars in Madison Square Garden, and Marquette hosts the Milwaukee Classic. Top-ranked UCLA and North Carolina headline other events with Indiana, Ohio State, Maryland and Virginia in support.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Cougars Top Nets as McDaniels Puts on 38 Point Night
Carolina Cougars rookie Jim McDaniels scores 38 and grabs a game high, leading a 123 117 comeback victory over the New York Nets. George Lehmann adds 23 points and 13 assists, while Rick Barry leads the Nets with 41 in a high scoring ABA clash.
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Associated Press
Jim McDaniels
McDaniels
American Basketball Association
Carolina Cougars
New York
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Nets
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Kentucky
Carl Scheer
Carolina
Scheer
George Lehmann
Joe Caldwell
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Pacers
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Freddie Lewis
Dan Issel
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Artis Gilmore
Cincy Powell
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