Miami Captures Super Bowl VII Victory Over Redskins
Miami Dolphins defeated Washington 14-7 in Super Bowl VII at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Bob Griese led the offense with a late first-half TD to Howard Twilley, while Larry Csonka and Manny Fernandez powered the running game. Mike Bass returned a blocked field goal for a 49-yard score to seal the win, as Miami completed an undefeated 14-0 season.
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Too Many Fouls Kill Lions In 69 52 Loss To North
Lawrence High basketball fell 69 52 to Wichita North as foul trouble doomed the Lions after a strong first half. Bob Nauman led a 12 point second quarter surge while Ralph Toney and Sidney Ford paced North with 24 points each.
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Lawrence High powers past Mission North 81 to 54 in gym rout
Lawrence High had five players in double figures scoring 81 points to rout Mission North 81 54 in a sophomore game in the LHS gym. The B team beat North 40 31 with Mark Ice and Gary Smith each scoring 12. Lawrence travels to Leavenworth Thursday.
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KU Athletes Take Thirds in New York Indoor Meet
Kansas University stars Barry Schur and Terry Porter each finished third at the Knights of Columbus Indoor track championships in New York City. Schur jumped 6-10 in the high jump, trailing Reynaldo Brown and Pat Matsdorf, while Porter cleared 16-0 in the pole vault behind Steve Smith who won the event.
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