Harris Caps Pro Bowl Victory for NFC Over AFC
In the 1974 Pro Bowl, Rams QB James Harris rallied the NFC to a 17 10 win over the AFC, throwing two TD passes to Mel Gray and Charley Taylor as he earned MVP honors. Griese and Warfield connected for a 32 yard score for the AFC, while Harris replaced an injured Tarkenton to spark the comeback.
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UPI
Los Angeles Rams
James Harris
Mel Gray
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley Taylor
Washington Redskins
Joe Gilliam
Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Chester Marcos
Bob Griese
Dolphin
Paul Warfield
Roy Gerela
Harris
St. Louis
Jim Hart
AFC
John Madden
Oakland Raiders
Cabrillo, Righetti clash in key Northern League clash
Cabrillo hosts Righetti in a pivotal 7:30 p.m. game as the Congs chase a landmark 15th win, led by Mandy Simmons against Kendall Greene. Righetti counters with inside duo Ron Adelheim and Jeff Carroll, aiming to rebound after a 2-0 league start.
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Cabrillo
Ed Martin
Righetti
Ron Adelheim
Jeff Carroll
Bartkowski trade rumors swirl after draft talk
Cal quarterback Steve Bartkowski is linked to a trade as NFL draft nears. Colts GM Joe Thomas hints at options including Randy White if trades stall. Other items note Lakers may start Cazzie Russell vs Warriors and Wajima regains junior middleweight title after 15 rounds.
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Maryland
Randy White
Colts
San Francisco
Oakland
Kentucky Routs Alabama to Tie SEC Front
Kentucky, ranked 10th, beat Alabama 74 69 to join Auburn atop the SEC after a sluggish first half. Jack Givens produced the decisive layup with seven minutes left as Kevin Grevey and Jimmy Dan Conner combined for 38 points. Alabama drops to 11-2. Kentucky improves to 12-2. Indiana and South Carolina also won while Adrian Dantley led Holy Cross in a 96-91 win.
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United Press International
University of Kentucky Memorial Coliseum
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
Damocles
Kentucky
Joe Hall
SEC
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Auburn
Jack Givens
Kevin Grevey
Jimmy Dan Conner
Mike Flynn
Indiana
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Niagara
Quinn Buckner
Hoosiers
Kent Benson
Scott May
Gamecocks
Holy Cross
Adrian Dantley
Irish
Dantley
Thomas 6-2 leads team into league finals in Puerto Rico
Roy Thomas shines for his team in the Puerto Rico Winter League playoffs. He helped sweep a best-of-seven in four games and will join a finals series starting today. If Phillipses seek pitching depth in 1975, Thomas is among six rookies on spring training rosters, aiming for a big league spot.
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Calif
UPI
Johnny Miller
Bing Crosby
Big Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Miller
Palmer
Roy Thomas
Puerto Rico
Thomas
San Juan
Roy
Roy Howell
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Dallas Green
Danny Ozark
Green
City basketball meet tomorrow invites team managers
A meeting for all adult basketball team managers and coaches is set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Lompoc Recreation Department office. Attendees may enter an A or B division. final team registration closes February 14 at 5 p.m. The league begins February 24.
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Lompoc
Basketball and swimming slate for tonight and Wednesday
Tonight at 8 p.m. Righetti meets Cabrillo and San Luis faces Lompoc in basketball while Lompoc hosts Santa Barbara for swimming. On Wednesday Harlem Clowns visit Lompoc Valley All-Stars at Lompoc High at 8 p.m.
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Braves
Ted Heath
Brad Johnson
San Luis Obispo
Congs
Righetti
Cabrillo
San Luis
Santa Barbara
Harlem Clowns
Lompoc Valley
10 Most Admired Sportsmen By IRA BERKOW
NEA Sports editor condemns Gallup Poll for excluding athletes and coaches. The piece lists individuals such as Reggie Jackson, Sid Gillman, Catfish Hunter, Tom Riker, Ken Aspromonte, Charley Finley, Bryan Downing, Drew Evert, Johnny Miller and George Foreman as admired figures with sharp, humorous commentary on sports culture.
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Ira Berkow
NEA
NEW York
Gallup
Reggie Jackson
Oakland A’s
Jackson
Henry Kissinger
Sid Gillman
Houston Oilers
Catfish Hunter
Whittlin’ Lore
Wall Street
Tom Riker
Knicks
Chris
Drew
Chrissie
Jean
Johnny Miller
George Foreman
Ali
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Lee Trevino
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Mr. Ford
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