Chiefs clinch division lead with 26-17 Monday win
Kansas City Chiefs rally to defeat the San Francisco 49ers 26-17 on Monday Night Football. Len Dawson connected for two TD passes to Otis Taylor, who also ran for another score, as the Chiefs move to 8-2-1 and pull ahead of the Raiders in the AFC West. The 49ers slip to 7-5.
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Helias Opens Title Defense At Owensville Inopener
Helias Crusaders start 1971-72 season with four juniors and one senior in the lineup against Eldon as coach Everett Ralston fields a youthful squad. Eldon enters at 3-1 after a Tipton Tourney run, led by 6-5 center David Byrd averaging about 18 points. Tonight’s tips at 8 p.m. follow a 6:30 junior varsity game.
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Huskers and Alabama Vie for No 1 in Final AP Poll
Nebraska finishes 12-0 and ranked No 1 in the final AP poll of the regular season with 48 first place votes and 1,086 points. Alabama sits No 2 at 11-0 and could claim the national title after their Orange Bowl clash. Oklahoma is third, Michigan fourth, Penn State 10th.
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Disney Golf Victory Makes Nicklaus Leading Money Winner
In Orlando, Lee Trevino praised Nicklaus after a $30,000 Walt Disney World Open win. Nicklaus shot 68 in the final round to finish 273, securing a three stroke victory in the year end event and vaulting past Trevino as top money winner.
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Helias Crusaders roll to decisive wrestling and dual meet records
Helias High School crews snapped two wrestling records in a 59 point dual against Lebanon and routed Hannibal 51-8. Helias posted nine pins and set dual meet marks for most pins, most team points, and most dual points. The Jay wrestlers also won against Hannibal 51-8, moving to 2-1 on the season while hosting Central Missouri Conference action at Mexico Thursday.
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Missouri Dodgers Montana State In 89 57 Victory
Missouri rolled to an 89 to 57 win over Montana State with John Brown and Mike Jeffries scoring 20 and 17 points. Bob Allen provided a spark off the bench as Missouri used reserves in the second half. Coach Norm Stewart praised the bench depth and returning starters, with Missouri set to host Virginia Commonwealth and then Pacific.
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Lincoln U Tigers Narrowly Fall to Tennessee State 77 68
Lincoln University led early as LaMom Pruitt and Clarence Gant hit field goals and James Hampton chased points. Tennessee State, using height and depth, pulled away late, with Lloyd Neal and Jethro Brown keying a 15 point burst to seal a 77 68 win. Lincoln battled hard with the same lineup 49 minutes, but TSU’s size and veteran reserves proved decisive.
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