Frazier Clay Heavyweight Title Bout Heads to MSG
The Frazier versus Clay heavyweight title bout moves toward Madison Square Garden on March 8 after terms are agreed. Each fighter earns a $2.5 million guarantee with a $5 million cash bid and Garden and Californians share production and ancillary rights.
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Toledo faces William and Mary in Tangerine Bowl spotlight
In Orlando the Tangerine Bowl pits favored Toledo against William and Mary. Toledo coach Frank X Lautherbur hints at a potential job move after the game as rumors tie him to Iowa to replace Ray Nagel. William and Mary coach Lou Holtz says the team may rise to the distraction and play tougher football behind Chuck Ealey’s offense and a top national defense.
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Four teams vie for 1971 Super Bowl glory in rain mud
United Press International reports the weekend playoff action set up the San Francisco 49ers versus Dallas Cowboys for the National Conference title and the Oakland Raiders against the Baltimore Colts for the American Conference title. Rain mud and icy fields tested players as Johnny Unitas led the Colts past the Bengals 17-0, Daryle Lamonica powered the Raiders past the Dolphins 21-14, and the Cowboys outlasted the Lions 5-0 while the 49ers beat the Vikings 17-14 to reach the title game in Miami with a $25,000 bonus at stake for the winning team.
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Blanda Named AFC Player of the Year for Raiders Heroics
George Blanda of the Oakland Raiders won the American Football Conference Player of the Year award in a 32-sportswriter balloting. The 43-year-old veteran's last minute plays helped the Raiders clinch a division title, with five key late efforts from Oct 25 to Nov 22 producing four wins and a tie.
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Villanova Faces Unbeaten Hawaii In Holiday Tournaments
In New York and Honolulu, top teams meet in holiday tournaments with national rankings at stake. Villanova, No 13, faces unbeaten Hawaii after Hawaii crushed NYU 101 63 in the first round. Penn edged Syracuse in overtime in Philadelphia.
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Lompoc Cabrillo Cagers Set For Atascadero Ventura Showdowns
Lompoc and Cabrillo open tournament play at Atascadero and Ventura as they seek a third straight win. The Braves sit at 5-1 after a loss to Santa Maria, while the Saints chase continued form after beating Santa Barbara once more this season.
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Knicks Rally Past Bullets In Close Finish
The New York Knicks overcame a nine point deficit with 10:23 left to beat the Baltimore Bullets 110-105. Walt Frazier scored 33 and Dick Barnett 31 as New York seized control in the final minutes. Other NBA results include Cleveland over Philadelphia 114-101 and Los Angeles 128-110 over Phoenix. Portland snapped a six game skid by defeating Boston 135-123 and Chicago beat San Diego 110-101.
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Raiders edge Dolphins to set up Colts rematch in title game
Oakland defeats Miami 21-14 as Willie Brown interception and Lamonica’s 82 yard bomb propel the Raiders. Griese underthrows on the fatal pick amid a mixed Miami defense, while Shula notes balanced Colts and Raiders as next opponents.
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49ers edge Vikings in icy playoff clash at Bloomington
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie directed a 17 14 win as ice-covered turf slowed plays. Bruce Taylor sparked two scores, Dick Witcher and Ken Willard connected on key plays, and Bruce Gossett added a 40 yard field goal amid eight fumbles in a frigid 8 9 degree night.
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Far West Classic under way with Pacific Coast powers in action
Pacific-8 teams sharpen for conference play as Far West Classic in Portland resumes. UCLA and USC hold 7-0 records with top five at 34-4. Stanford meets Ohio State and Oregon State faces Harvard in openers. Winners reach semis with Oregon and Washington State. Washington State upset Indiana 83-80, Oregon beat San Jose State 79-65. UCLA then plays William & Mary in Steel Bowl action in Pittsburgh. California faces Fordham in Kodak Classic in Rochester after 82-76 win over Cincinnati.
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