Cowboys Rated Over Dolphins by Six Points
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Jimmy The Greek Snyder predicts the Dallas Cowboys will beat the Miami Dolphins by six in the upcoming Super Bowl. Snyder cites Cowboys depth and speed, Staubach versus Griese, and Cowboys’ edge in running game, defense, and receiving corps.
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South Carolina Routs Manhattan Behind Traylor Big Night
Danny Traylor powered South Carolina to a 116-78 win over Manhattan with 37 points 20 rebounds and six blocks after Tom Riker was sidelined with a hand injury. Carolina moved to 12-2 while Manhattan fell to 1-8.
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Pro Games Close Margins Shake NBA Night
NBA Wednesday saw four games decided by one or two points. Los Angeles, Milwaukee, and Chicago were upset as Cincinnati, Atlanta, and Boston forced results. Notable finishes included Van Arsdale's 15 footer with one second left for Cincinnati and Chamberlain’s buzzer dunk.
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Chicken Man vs Jethro Pugh in Super Bowl VI
Larry Little, the 265 pound Miami guard, faces Dallas defender Jethro Pugh in a high profile two man clash shaping Sundays Super Bowl VI. Little recalls his weight battle with coach Don Shula and aims to anchor the Dolphins offensive line for a hoped for title.
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Hill vows to play in Super Bowl VI for Cowboys
Calvin Hill, battling a knee injury, insists he will not be stuck on the bench for Dallas in the Super Bowl against the Dolphins. He recalls sitting out much of last season after earlier shoulder and rib injuries and hopes to win the title in January, the month of his birth and marriage.
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Clean Pure Rule Threatens Winter Olympics
Investigators at the IOC chateau on Lake Geneva gather evidence of violations of the amateur rule banning athlete sponsorships. Brundage seeks expulsion of top skiers ahead of Sapporo 1960 games as Weir leads a watchdog panel drafting indictments for national committees.
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Bad Night for This School
Albert Lea Minn basketball suffered a 129-56 loss to Parsons College in Fairfield Iowa. The night included a late start, a speeding stop near Kellogg, a court appearance, and a public disturbance incident with fines totaling 100 dollars. Parsons set a school scoring record as Albert Lea fell to 1-9. Arkansas State beat Wichita State 84-74 in Jonesboro, with Steve Brooks and Calvin Breedlove leading the Indians to their fifth win against four losses.
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Eau Claire holds college division basketball top spot
The Associated Press poll shows unbeaten Eau Claire 10-0 leading the college division with 13 of 17 first place votes and 332 points. Louisiana Tech rises to second, Kentucky State slides to third, and Tennessee State drops to fourth as the Top Ten remains largely the same with limited movement.
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Tall 6 Foot 10 Pitcher Prompts Draft Buzz
By HAL BOCK NEW YORK AP Wayne Piper Jr. at 6 feet 10 inches towers over peers as he joins the 1972 baseball draft. The article compares him to Gene Conley and Johnny Gee, noting Piper's extraordinary height among pitchers selected Wednesday.
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Ladner to Play in West in All-Star Game
Wendell Ladner of the West is named to the All-Star game in Louisville on January 29 despite being traded to the East. He will back up the West starters, facing East teammate Jim McDaniels. The West is led by Zelmo Beaty, with Beaty the top vote-getter and MVP contenders noted. Additional context covers other All-Star selections and coaching assignments.
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Solunar Tables From Knight's Tables For Daily Sport Hours
Solunar Periods schedule drawn from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish or hunt during the best periods to maximize success in good territory and cover.
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