Redskins March To Super Bowl VII After Dallas Victory
Washington earned a shot at the NFL title with a 26-3 win over Dallas in the conference final. Quarterback Billy Kilmer connected with Charley Taylor for two touchdowns as coach George Allen celebrated with President Nixon.
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Clemente dies in Managua plane crash after relief flight
Puerto Rico mourns Roberto Clemente as a DC7 carrying aid to earthquake victims crashes off Managua. Four others die. influx of tributes from Pirates officials and baseball commissioner. Marquette and Wisconsin brace for emotional road trips after a dramatic Milwaukee Classic win and a top three ranking.
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USC dominates Rose Bowl. Nebrasketball tops Irish in bowls
USC trounces Ohio State 42 17 in Pasadena as Sam Cunningham sets a Rose Bowl scoring record with four touchdowns. Nebraska overwhelms Notre Dame 40 6 in the Orange Bowl led by Johnny Rodgers and a lockdown defense. Texas, Auburn, North Carolina and others post bowl wins.
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Bucks Lose Milwaukee in Narrow Doorstep Upset
The Baltimore Bullets without their starting guards edged Milwaukee 88-87 on a late Mike Riordan long shot, snapping 14-game skid against the Bucks dating to 1970.
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Grams leads 1964 team to third straight MHS Alumni title
Dave Grams poured in 27 points on 10 baskets to power the 1964 and beyond squad to a 66 61 victory in the fourth annual MHS Alumni Basketball Tournament. The aged team built a 35 24 halftime lead with Grams and Dave Stauffacher keying the attack as the 1965 66ers secured the title. Proceeds fund M Club scholarships for Monroe High School seniors.
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