Hancock Wins Holiday Tournament In Narrow 47 46 Final
Allan Hancock Pavilion hosted a tightly contested championship as the Bulldogs edge Foothill 47 46 to claim the 1972 Hancock Holiday Tournament. Mike Kluge missed a late free throw but Dave Cumberland intercepted the final pass to seal the victory. Cumberland led Hancock with 15 points, Mike Jones added 11, and Foothill guard Mike Roman scored 18 to earn MVP honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary D. Smith
Allan Hancock Pavilion
Bulldogs
Owls
Hancock
Mike Kluge
Kluge
Mike Jones
Foothill
Mike Roman
Gus Washington
Roman
Cumberland
Jones
Rick McCutcheon
Washington
Pro hoop standings mix up ends in kitchen tickle case
In Haifa a plumber seeks compensation for wages lost after a work accident. A housewife tickled him, causing his head to bang against a kitchen sink. The unidentified woman mistook a torso under the sink for her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haifa
Israel
UPI
Dolphins ready for Super Bowl assault after AFC title win
Miami Dolphins remain unbeaten at 16 games after a 21 17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers to claim the AFC crown and a Super Bowl berth. The victory came as the Steelers mourn Roberto Clemente after his Puerto Rico plane crash death. Bob Griese noted added experience heading into the big game. Dwight White expressed belief they would win despite the loss. The turning point was Larry Seiple’s 37 yard fake punt in the second quarter that shifted momentum back to Miami.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Miami Dolphins
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Roberto Clemente
Dolphins
Steelers
Miami
NFL
Clemente
Pirates
Puerto Rico
Bob Griese
Dallas Cowboys
Steeler
Dwight White
Larry Seiple
Redskins reach Super Bowl after playoff win over Cowboys
Washington toppled Dallas 26 3 in the NFC title game as Ron McDole and an opportunistic defense stifled the Cowboys. Kilmer threw for 194 yards and Charley Taylor two touchdowns, while President Nixon congratulated George Allen as the Redskins advance to face the Dolphins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Ron McDole
Washington Redskins
Dallas Cowboys
Redskins
Miami Dolphins
McDole
George Allen
Allen
Nixon
White House
Paris
Oval Office
Rose Garden
Florida
Don Shula
Billy Kilmer
Kathy
Kilmer
Cowboys
Charley Taylor
Taylor
Charlie Waters
Mark Washington
Larry Brown
Charlie Harraway
Roger Staubach
Craig Morton
Kentuckian wins San Gabriel Handicap at Santa Anita
Kentuckian, after trailing early, surged between horses in the stretch to win the $44,950 San Gabriel Handicap by a neck at Santa Anita with jockey Don Pierce aboard. Harkville set the early pace but finished third as Allen’s team prepares for a January 14 clash in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
Calif
UPI
Kentuckian
Santa Anita
Don Pierce
Harkville
Also Mentioned on This Page
McCutcheon
Fresno
Frank Williams
Gary Schaefer
Mt. Sac
Jim Bogdanowicz
Williams
Bogdanowicz
Bob McCutcheon
Modesto
Ventura
de Anza
Santa Barbara City College
Pro
NBA
United Press International
Pet
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atlanta
le Houston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kc-Omaha
Detroit
Los Angeles
Golden State
Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
Houston
Golden St
Dave Cumberland
Rancho
Manor
Maria
Orcutton Highway
Rancho Maria Golf Club
Casmalia Ra
Santa Maria
California
Adriana
St., Lompoc
Hunter's Inn, Santa Maria
Dolphs
Anthony Schools
E. Main ST
Cal
By Bob Lilley
Dept
Walnut Creek
Santa Claus
Toy Dept
Robert C
Lilley
Insurance Realtors
H Street
Fed
H’ Street
Lompoc
Power Cashier
Blum
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!