Super Bowl V Preview Sees Colts and Cowboys Calm
The Colts led by Johnny Unitas and the Cowboys with Duane Thomas face off in Miami with Garrison’s health key to both sides. Both teams project a low key buildup, seek $15 000 per player, and avoid pregame bravado as they prep for Sunday’s championship.
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Lawrence Sophomores Beat Topeka 60 58 in Close Game
Lawrence High sophomore team built an eight point lead and edged Topeka High 60 to 58. Ron Wellman led with 21 points while Bob Nauman and David McClure added 10 each. Lawrence improves to 6-3 and hosts Highland Park on Jan 27.
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City Basketball CHURCH LEAGUE Scores
First Presbyterian defeats Holiday Hills Nazarene 64 to 35 while Trinity Lutheran tops Free Methodist 67 to 38 in church league play.
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Four More Twins Agree to Contracts
The Minnesota Twins announced the signings of four players today including infielders Rich Reese and Danny Thompson. Also signed were rookie pitcher Steve Luebber who had a 17-11 record in Orlando in 1970 with 200 strikeouts and right-hander Dick Woodson who has been up and down with the Twins for two seasons. The club now has six players under major league contract.
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Starr at Mayo Clinic with arm ailment details withheld
Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr checked into the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota on Wednesday and asked for no information to be released about the nature of his examination. Starr suffered an arm ailment during the recent NFL season.
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Colleges by the Associated Press scores list
College basketball results include New Hamp at Boston postposed due to snow. Syracuse defeated Lafayette and various teams such as Youngstown State and Florida posted wins. Notre Dame beat Detroit, Georgia Tech and Texas South appeared, with several others like Utah State and Santa Clara also winning.
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Juco 880 Champion Enrolls at Kansas
Rick Jacques the 880 national junior college champion from Burlington New Jersey enrolled at Kansas and will be eligible for track. He ran 1:51.8 to win the 880 at the national meet in Garden City and has a 1:50.8 season best from Florida junior college showdown. His mile best is 4:10.3.
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Pro Cage Report Thursday's Results Roundup
Basketball scores show Buffalo 119 over Portland 113 Detroit 108 over Cleveland 166 Chicago 108 down to Philadelphia 103 Los Angeles 126 defeating Cincinnati 120 Phoenix 107 over New York 8 8 Seattle 14 over Baltimore 110. Friday schedule includes Atlanta at Boston Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at Philadelphia Baltimore at San Diego Detroit at Buffalo Pittsburgh 122 Kentucky 111 Carolina 133 Floridians 130 Utah 116 Memphis 102 Pittsburgh at New York Virginia at Indiana Denver Carolina Greensboro Utah Texas.
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LSU Coach Charlie McClendon Shares Coach of the Year Honor
Louisiana State's Charlie McClendon shared the AFCA university division coach of the year award with Darrell Royal of Texas. Bennie Ellender captured the college division. McClendon cited the season's lows after the death of quarterback Butch Duke and LSU's resilient climb to an SEC title and Orange Bowl bid.
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West boys varsity nets 65 as Ottawa trip stings South 36
West avenged an early season loss by beating Ottawa 65 38 on the road to climb to 4 2 led by David Rogers with 19 points. South fell 36 15 at Emporia Lowther as Larry Isaac blamed stagnant offense Keefer with six points for the Cougars. B team results were Ottawa over West 25 21 and Lowther over South 41 28. All three schools host home games next Tuesday.
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