Vikings Lose Super Bowl to Chiefs 23-7 in New Orleans
Chiefs capitalize on Vikings mistakes to take a 23-7 halftime lead and hold on for the win. Len Dawson connects with Otis Taylor for a 46-yard score as Minnesota's defense struggles with short passes and costly turnovers. Joe Kapp limps off with a shoulder injury after an 183-yard, 16-of-23 effort with two picks, while Bud Grant laments the big-play Chiefs and missed opportunities.
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Pat Thompson
Associated’ Press
New Orleans
Joe Kapp
Minnesota Vikings
Kansas City Chiefs
Bourbon Street
Marcia” Kapp
Chiefs
Sumiays
Champior
Vikings
Corney
Earsel Mackbee
Otis Taylor
Charlie West
Jan Stenerud
Stenerud
Minnnesota
Bud Grant
Ecker Near Plateau Hit by Alcindor
UCLA reserve center E.John Ecker scored the winning basket with four seconds left to seal a 72-71 victory over Oregon State as Lew Alcindor starred and Sidney Wicks fouled out. The AP Top Ten had most teams winning as Kentucky and North Carolina also triumphed. Louisiana State's Pete Maravich scored 44 points but LSU fell 79-70 to Auburn.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
UCLA
E.john Ecker
Ecker
Lew Alcindor
Bruins
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Sidney Wicks
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Jim Connally
Rich Walker
Dan Issel
Kentucky
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Maryland
Charlie Scott
North Carolina
Duke
Bob Lanier
St. Bonavene Ware
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Vann Williford
Ed Leftwich
Houston
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Washington
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Chiefs Triumph 23 7 Over Vikings In Super Bowl
Kansas City built a 16 0 halftime lead and held on to defeat Minnesota 23 7 in Super Bowl action. Key plays included a 46 yard Otis Taylor touchdown and Mike Garrett breaking through for a five yard score. Viking coach Bud Grant praised Garretts late run while Otis Taylors 4 yard touchdown burst stood out as the game clincher. Errol Man to receive John Unitan Award at South Shore Quarterback Club dinner in Boston.
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Mike Garrett
Chidie
Kansas City
Otis Taylor
Lenny Dawson
Chiefs
Vikings
Garrett
Minnesota
Bud Grant
Jim Marshall
Paga
Dominy Mo. Moortain
Marehall
Otis
Stram
Taylor
Earsol Mackbee
Karl Kagsulke
Boston
Kicker Ersrol
Detroit Lions
John Unitan
South Shore
Marob
Coming and Going and Obituaries in McNab Highlights
Mr and Mrs William Harris and Sunfly of Bradley Arkansas were guests of Mr and Mrs B Muldrow in McNab Recently Miss Rosie B Muldrow left McNab for Los Angeles to yield relatives and friends She will return to Chicago January 18 Obituaries note Hazel Hickerson Ike Williams and Arthur Beasley all with funeral plans handled by Hicks Funeral Home Inc.
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Sunfly
Bradley
Arkansas
B. Muldrow
McNab
Rosie B. Muldrow
Los Angeles
California
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Chicago
Milanis
Hazel Hickerson
Nashville
Nashville Hospital
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Ike Williams
Hope
State Hospital
Benton
Arthur Beasley
McCaskill
Crime-fighting Post Headed by Gemignani
Robert J. Gemignani, 37, named to head the Office of Juvenile Delinquency, ending a two year search after the first choice Judge Frank A. Orlando backed out. Finch’s selection comes amid agency reform after 1968 act and prior delays from budget cuts and a party switch. Gemignani was assistant director of the California Youth Authority.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Fnally
Education and Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Robert J. Gemignani
Gemignani
California Youth Authority
Broward County
Fla
Frank A. Orlando
Finch
House Select Committee On Crime
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