Hope of Star SPORTS Nashville Scrappers triumph in Saratoga tourney final
Nashville Scrapperettes rally from behind to beat Blevins Hornets 61 to 56 for the Saratoga Tournament title. Kay McClure scores 51 points on 20 field goals and 11 free throws to lift Nashville as foul trouble hinders Blevins.
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Lou Turnage
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Turnage
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Connie Exhels
Karen Shofner
Jacque Jamison
Cathy Montgomery
Janice Hugg
Janice Woodruff
Susan Shaddox
White
Echols
Patsy Thurman
Loretta Cox
Debbie Jackson
Pat Webb
Genoa Central Dragons
Mineral Springs Hornets
Genoa
Mineral Springs
Dragons
Larry Plant
Terry Cutehall
Genoa Central
Leo Walker
Terry Bell
Jim Kever
Steve Clark
Ram QB Named Player of the Game in Pro Bowl
In Los Angeles Ro man Gabriel of the Rams earned the player of the game honor as the West beat the East 10 to 7. The voting shifted after late ballots, with Gabriel garnering 18 ballots to Danny Anderson of the Packers securing 16 due to pivotal late drives and long punts.
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LOS Angeles
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Roman Gabriel
Chris Hanburger
Don Brumm
Dick Butkus
Coliseum
Gabriel
Danny Anderson
Green Bay Packers
Anderson
Oaks Visit to New York Is Pleasant Oaks Visit to New York Is Pleasant
The Oakland Oaks beat the Nets 116-105 for a ABA record 16th straight win and ninth in a row since Rick Barry’s Dec 27 knee injury. Warren Armstrong netted 30, Nets’ Levern Tart 28. Also NBA results and other scores noted.
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New York
Hawks Rally Past Knicks in 100-96 Upset Win
Walt Hazzard sparked Atlanta with a late jumper sealing a 100-96 victory over New York as Hagland added 15 feet remaining. Hawks stretch to five straight wins and 18 of 20. Knicks drop from a six game run. Other NBA results: Detroit over Chicago 120-111, San Francisco 98-97 Philly, San Diego 136-118 Phoenix, L.A. 132-117 Cincinnati, Oakland over New York 116-105, Miami 145-120 L.A., Denver 111-88 Dallas. ABA notes: Thurmond 35 points 34 rebounds for Warriors over 76ers. Saturday: Boston 111-97 Seattle. New York 117-109 Milwaukee. Chicago 107-102 OT over San Diego.
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Texan Wins State College Singles Meet
Clint Smith of Austin Texas captured the open men s singles title at the second annual Southern State College open badminton tournament in Magnolia Arkansas defeating Bill Novack of Houston Texas 15 11 15 12 The women s open singles went to Betty Brown of Tulane University who beat Virginia Hicks of Texas Women s University 11 3 11 6 In doubles Bill Holbrook of Dallas and Smith beat Dan Kamperm n and Harold Clark 15 11 7 15 15 42 The women s open doubles were won by Miss Hicks and Fran Matula of TWU defeating Elma Ronae of Memphis State and Virginia Anderson of Memphis Tennessee 15 12 18 15.
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Houston
American Badminton Association
International Badminton Federation
Betty Brown
Tulane University
Virginia Hicks
Texas Women's University
Bill Holbrook
Dallas
Dan Kamperman
Harold Clark
Miss Hicks
Fran Matula
TWU
Elma Ronae
Memphis State
Virginia Anderson
Memphis
Tenn
World Almanac facts and scattered basketball results mixed
The report blends a World Almanac note on Miles Coverdale and William Tyndale with scattered pro and ABA basketball standings and results. It cites teams such as Baltimore, Boston, New York, Detroit, Milwaukee, Los Angeles, Seattle, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati, plus various college games and scores from East, Midwest, and West regions.
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Miles Coverdale
William Tyndale
World Almanac Notes
Tyndale
Dawson Leads West in AFL Star Game
Len Dawson, age 33, starring for the West, rallied the West from a 19-3 deficit to beat the East 38-25 in the AFL All-Star game played before 43,800 fans. Dawson replaced John Hadi in the second half, steering decisive passing and smart signals alongside Jim Lynch, Floyd Little, and Paul Robinson after Joe Namath and Bob Griese opened the year’s showcase.
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New York
Joe Namath
Broadway Joe
Bob Griese
Miami
Jim Turner
Jim Lynch
Floyd Little
Paul Robinson
Cincinnati
Matte Faces Loss and Resolve After Colts Collapse
Tom Matte reflects on the Colts Super Bowl defeat and his own strong performance against the Jets. His career, marked by injuries and comebacks, shows resilience as he contends with the lingering bitterness and winter ahead. He recalls leaning on Lenny Moore while enduring setbacks and highlights his breakthrough in 1967 as a regular at halfback.
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Ike
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Ohio State
Pro Sil Hs
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Lenny Moore
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Unitas
Gary Cuozzo
Bruins Extend Win Streak To Eleven Games In NHL Action
Boston Bruins stay hot extending unbeaten run to 11 games with a 5-3 win over Toronto as Phil Esposito feeds the offense and Ed Westfall plus Fred Stanfield score. Minnesota sacked coach John Muckler after a 3-1 loss to St Louis as the North Stars slip. Philadelphia tops Detroit, Oakland beats Pittsburgh. High school scores listed.
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John Muckler
Minnesot North Stars
Esposito
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Ed Westfall
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Boston
Ron Murphy
Paul Henderson
Maple Leaf
Olympians in Boston Meet Olympians in Boston Meet
Three US Olympic team members from the Southern California Striders were entered for the Boston Indoor Track Games at Boston Garden on February 1. Geoffrey Vanderstock and Ron Whitney will race in the BAA Invitational 400-yard and Hollis 600 events, with Bob Day aiming for the two mile.
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Boston A.A
Boston Garden
Geoffrey Vanderstock
Ron Whitney
Bob Day
Pro Bowl duo lift West in 10 7 victory over East
In Los Angeles, Roman Gabriel and Carroll Dale connected in the final minutes to spark the West to a 10 7 win over the East in the NFL Pro Bowl. Fran Tarkenton entered for the East offense but the Rams driven defense limited yardage as George Allen praised the unit. The game featured a windy field with tense drives and a late winning score by Don Meredith’s replacement.
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Associated Press
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Carroll Dale
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Donny Amerson
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Bill Brown
Minnesota Vikings
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George Allen
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