North Prevails in Shrine Game 17 10 Behind Second Half Rally
The North overcame a halftime deficit to beat the South 17 10 at the Orange Bowl on Christmas night. North turnovers and key plays by Bill Armstrong Rufus Ferguson and Gary Danielson sealed the win as the North evened the series at 12 12 1 in front of under 10 000 fans.
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David Knight
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Dave DeBusschere
Walt Frazier
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Boston
Pistons
Dave Bing
Landry Faces Decision On Quarterback
United Press International reports coach Don Shula will start Earl Morrall for the Miami Dolphins in the AFC title game in Pittsburgh. Landry must choose between Craig Morton and Roger Staubach for the Dallas Cowboys' NFC title game in Washington.
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Tom Landry
Shula
Earl Morrall
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Pittsburgh
Bob Griese
Morrall
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Washington
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Blue Gray All Star Game Showdown At Montgomery
Blue Gray All Star game kicks off at 7 p m in Cramton Bowl with top 1972 offensive stars. North coach Vince Gibson will start Tony Adams at quarterback against Don Strock of Virginia Tech while receivers Tom Forzani John Goerger and others provide deep threats. If ground game is favored Peter Van Valkenburg Mike Deutsch and Martin Januszkiewicz add rushing depth for the North as 23 000 fans expected and national TV coverage planned.
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Kansas State
Tony Adams
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Charles Coffey
Virginia Tech
Don Strock
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Strock
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John Goerger
Mike Brunoo
Craig Valentine
Gibson
Peter van Valkenburg
Brigham Young
Mike Deutsch
North Dakota
Martin Januszkiewicz
Syracuse
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Indiana High and College Basketball Results Across Regions
Indiana college games saw Butler crush Ball State 102 70 and Toledo top St Josephs 80 70 while Evansville beat St Louis 84 59 UCLA and Notre Dame 56. Indiana Purdue Indianapolis toppled Indiana East 81 78 Sunday high school wins included Indianapolis Marshall 61 over Chatard 50 and Washington 68 Manual 64. Tournament finals featured Columbia City Elmhurst 68 62 and Tell City Perry Central 68 51. Fort Wayne Elmhurst 68 Columbia City 66 and Dunkirk 80 Albany 57 with Redkey 73 Pennville 74. Nearby matchups included Anderson 69 New Castle 65, Winamac 70 Knox 64, Triton 80 Breme 57, Edgewood 68 Cloverdale 57, Floyd Central 89 Scottsburg 72, and Lawrenceburg 63 Aurora 58.
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Jabbar Paces Bucks To 104-99 Win
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 32 points including key late plays to lift the Milwaukee Bucks 104-99 over Chicago. The win widened Milwaukee’s division lead as Chicago fell to Phoenix 115-108 earlier in the day.
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Indiana University Seeks New Head Football Coach
Indiana University athletics chief J W Orwig begins quick search after John Pont leaves to coach at Northwestern University. Pont led IU to a 31 51 1 record with a 1967 Big Ten co title and Rose Bowl appearance before moving to Northwestern.
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Bill” Orwig
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Bob Baker
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Lee Corso
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Bill Mallory
Miami
Ohio
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Chicago
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Soviet All Stars Beat Seattle Totems 9-4 in Seattle
The Soviet Union All-Stars opened their U.S. series with a 9-4 victory over the Seattle Totems before 12,000 plus at Seattle Center. Aleksandr Yakushev scored three goals, Aleksandr Bodunov two, Aleksandr Malsev one with three assists, while Vladimir Orlov, Maltsey and Bodunov started the scoring spurt. Paul Raymer and Dan Seguin added early goals for Seattle.
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Aleksandr Yakushev
Aleksandr Bodunov
Aleksandr Malsev
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Maltsey
Bodunov
Totems
Paul Raymer
Dan Seguin
Linton Faces West Vigo As Local Tourneys Spur Action
Thursday and Friday schedule features Linton at West Vigo in a regional tourney while North Daviess meets South Knox, and North Knox clashes with South Knox followed by Bloomfield at Greencastle in another set of games.
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UCLA Holds No. 1 in UPI Ratings for Third Week
UCLA again captures all 41 first place votes in the United Press International poll boosting its lead over Marquette as the Bruins chase the 60 straight victory mark. North Carolina State rises to third on wins over Davidson and Georgia.
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