Yepremian Sings and Sells as Dolphins Star Shapes 1972
Garo Yepremian the Dolphins kicker captivates fans by singing to relax before games and shares stories after receiving the Golden Toe Award and a $1,000 prize. He is lauded as a key contributor to Miami's season and a standout personality in football. San Antonio hosts Brewers baseball as Cubs move Texas League franchise to Midland.
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San Antonio, Tex
UPI
San Antonio
Milwaukee Brewers
Chicago Cubs
Midland
Tex
Yepremian details breakthrough with Dolphins and Karras bond
Garo Yepremian recalls earning acceptance after a 10 10 tie with Denver and a subsequent five field goals versus Buffalo. He shares a memorable kickoff against Green Bay with a frightening chase by Nitschke and Adderley, and reflects on his playful feud with Alex Karras while highlighting mutual respect from the veteran lineman. The ILTF lifts WCT ban in U S venues ahead of Griese winning the Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year December poll.
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Yepremian
Dolphins
Denver
Don) Shula
Garo
Shula
Buffalo
Alex Karras
Karras
Alex
CIF notes highlight Glen Gerke among top Southern Section prospects
The report spotlights Glen Gerke of Lakewood as a premier 6-4 junior who averages 33 points per game, plus 4.6 assists and 6.3 rebounds. It notes other standouts like Mark Wulfemeyer of Troy and Steve Manker of La Habra, and mentions teams remaining unbeaten such as Verbam Dei, La Habra, Ramona, Quartz Hill, and Big Bear. It cites Santa Barbara High, Channel League power, and highlights defensive leader Jack Trigueiro. It also references players from Dos Pueblos, West Covina, San Marcos, Bellflower, Paso Robles, Miraleste, and Oregon transfers.
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Glen Gerke
Lakewood
Gerke
KNBC
la Habra
Troy
Mark Wulfemeyer
Steve Manker
Verbam Dei
Ramona
Steve Libring
West Covina
Covina
Steve Weist
San Marcos
Royals
Dos Pueblos
Phil Weinberg
Bellflower
Darkhorse Bucs
College Scores Across Matches From UPI Listing
United Press International reports numerous college basketball results. Furman defeated Richmond 92 to 66 while San Francisco 86 over Seattle 62. Other winners include Pacific 106 over Georgetown 73 and Utah State 67 over West Texas State 96.
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Furman
Richmond
San Fran
Seattle
Pacific
Georgetown
S.fraser
Willarmette
Long Beh St
Los Ang St
Augustana
Miullikin
Weber St
Utah St
West Tex St
Sou Miss
Texas
Arl
Centenary
Army
Colgate
Fla Southern
Beth-Chinn South Fla
Florida A&m
Leno Rhyne
Pfeiffer
Belmont Abbey
Erskine
Catawba
Mars Hill
Ala. St
Ala A&m
Grove City
Carnegie Mlin
Steubenvie
Wheeling
East Tex
Midwestern
North Tex
N.E. Louisiana
la. Tech
Lamar AU
Western Ky
LaSalle
Aoa Hi
Washiva
Uis
Tulsa
Ae Ull Suffolk
UOP
Santa Clara
St. Mary's
Nevada
Las Vegas
Pepperdine
Loyola
Nevada Heno
San Diego St
UC Santa Barbara
Azusa Pacific
Cal Lutheran
Nicklaus Dominates Crosby Pro-Am Opener
Jack Nicklaus, back after five weeks, clearly in top form in the opening round of the $140,000 Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Cypress Point. He led the field, outplaying rivals and far ahead in the early rounds with a dominant display.
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Jack
Bing Crosby
Nicklaus
Cal Poly Mustangs open 10 game home stand with two weekend games
Cal Poly Mustangs, led by coach Neale Stoner, begin a 10 game home stretch with Saturday's California Collegiate Athletic Association clash against Cal Poly Pomona and a Monday non conference date versus LSU New Orleans. The team hosts Pomona while also facing the Privateers, a top one ninth ranked scoring squad, in a game highlighted by Kris Blake’s return and Kim Stockton’s recent withdrawal.
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San Luis Obispo
Neale Stoner
Cal Poly Mustangs
Cal Poly Pomona
LSU -New Orleans
Mustangs
California Collegiate Athletic Association
Lsu-Nc
Privateers
Cal Poly
Broncos
County considers new bike site near Lompoc
County Parks Director confirms pursuit of leasing nearby land for local cyclists. Spokesmen toured potential dirt sites while original County Slo Pokes request for a county tract near Cebada faces opposition due to mission tract proximity and youth camping covenants. Final decision rests with county supervisors as climate for action appears favorable. Finger Lakes racing season set at 147 days for 1972 in spring summer and fall meetings.
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County Parks Commission
Lompoc
County Parks
George Adams
Adams
Harry Ernest
Bill Czerwinski
Ernest
Lompoc Slo Pokes Motorcycle Club
Cebada
Mission
New York
UPI
Finger Lakes
New York Racing Commission
Finger Lakes Racing Association
Fernandez wins unanimous decision over Barrientes in Los Angeles
Carlos Fernandez 17-4-1 earns a 10 round decision over Roy Barrientes 18-1 at the Olympic Auditorium. The Mexican southpaw outpunched and fatigued the San Antonio challenger as Barrientes faded in the later rounds. Fernandez next foe expected to be Dave Oropeze.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mexico
Carlos Fernandez
Roy Barrientes
San Antonio
Tex
Olympic Auditorium
Fernandez
Mexicali
Barrientes
Dave Oropeze
Phoenix
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Miami Dolphins
Motor Hotel
Miami
Cyprus
Louis Armstrong
Dallas
Bill Bailey
Professional Football Writers Association
Green Bay
Ray Nitschke
Herb Adderley
Adderley
Nitschke
Detroit
Lions
London
International Lawn Tennis Federation
ILTF
United States
Bob Griese
Hickok
Santa Barbara High
Jack Trigueiro
Dons
SBHS
Paul Kinne
Paso Robles
Dave Tenn
Miraleste
Clivers
Murphy
Terry Tate
University of Oregon
Jack Tears
Cypress
Pebble Beach, Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Poly
LSU
Letterman
Chris Blake
Kim Stockton
Ucla Medical Center
Cypress Point
Lee Trevino
Paul Moran
Larry Mowry
Trevino
Moran
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