Pro Bowl Night Brings Stars to Miami Orange Bowl
Giants Gale Gillingham and Tom Mack join NFL greats in the annual Pro Bowl at the Orange Bowl. The AFL of 1951 money flows from ABCs 1.5 million deal while players chase $2000 prizes. the event feeds the pension fund. Ken Stabler and Jim Hart start for AFC and NFC.
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Pro Bowl Dread and Draft Talk Cloud NFL All Star Classic
The piece questions the Pro Bowl as a televised exhibtion driven by promotion and money. It recalls NFL publicity tactics, players’ motives, and Chuck Knox’s remark that draft priorities trump Pro Bowl needs, hinting at excess and disenchantment with the event.
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Kings Top Canadiens After Rough One In Montreal
Kings beat the Canadiens in a hard fought game where Serge Sevard crashed into Vachon and was fought by Bob Murdoch. Murdoch tangled with Risebrough and Corrigan clashed with Robinson as three fights erupted. Dryden stopped 29 of 35 Kings shots as Vachon, Murdoch and Harper planned to stay for the All-Star game in Montreal. The Kings head to the Forum Thursday to face Toronto.
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Woody) Woodard
Miller Dominates With 61 Finish For 40 000 Payday
Miller built a huge lead, finishing with a closing 61 to win 40 000 from a 200 000 purse as 38 000 crowd roared. Watson, Iverson and Palmer chased, Trevino hampered by flu, with Mahaffey and Hill close behind. Miller’s two week total nears 70 000 after another record season.
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Portland Milwaukee Seattle Atlanta Notebook Scores
Portland, Milwaukee, Seattle, Atlanta box scores show players and totals. fouls and technicals listed. Key figures include Davis, Abdul Jabbar, Williams, and Stallworth among others with team totals and fouls, in a dense scoreboard slice.
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ABA Highlights From Three Cities
Unnamed Nets beat the Squires 113-91 in Uniondale led by Larry Kenon with 2 points and 16 rebounds. Gale and Billy short points for the Nets while Julius Erving scored 13. Kentucky Colonels top Nuggets 114-101 behind Artis Gilmore 34 points 20 rebounds. Memphis Sounds 101 94 over Spurs with Chuck Williams 22. Indiana Pacers 108 91 over the San Diego team led by 34 from Billy. Caldwell Jones 29 for the Qs.
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Walton plays through doubts after limited action with Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabbar praised as the best, while Walton Walton faced questions about his NBA impact after hampered by an ankle injury. Observers Robertson Costello questioned his offensive contribution though defense and rebounding were noted. Walton defended his love of basketball as his team weighs his fit with Milwaukee.
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Rockets lose to Giants 7 5 in baseball clash
The San Francisco Giants minor league squad rolled 15 hits to beat the Long Beach Rockets 7-5 at Long Beach City College. Rockets led 2-0 early but trailed 5-2 by the sixth inning as Giants pulled away.
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Yachting results at LBYC event feature diverse lineup
Report lists competitors including Bob Bresnahan and Philp with others such as Harry Spirt Gordon Larson and Pete Ives. The scattered names reference a Lakewood Yacht Club or similar regatta with multiple sailors and boat entries.
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