Indian Sign On Joe Kapp in Final Weekend Feature
In a Los Angeles feature, Joe Kapp plays an outlaw on a Warner Bros film while clashing with the NFL over contract validity with the New England Patriots. Kapp discusses moves by quarterbacks, his Milton, Massachusetts home, and plans to relocate base to California in February.
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Havlicek Buzzer Beater Delivers Celtics Win Over Warriors
John Havlicek scores a dramatic final second turnaround to beat the Golden State Warriors 99-97 as Nate Thurmond ties for top scoring with 28. Philadelphia edges Buffalo 121-112 while Atlanta defeats Portland 135-121. In the ABA New York edges Florida 113-111 and Dallas beats Pittsburgh 97-92.
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All-Prep football honors named by LSWA
Quad A and triple A selections highlight the 1971 all prep team. Charlie Brown of Neville earns Coach of the Year by one vote while Lionel Johnson of Winnfield and Samuel White of Richwood headline the defensive and offensive stars.
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Larry Csonka Leads Dolphins Toward Super Bowl Bid
Larry Csonka dominates as a Miami Dolphin star while stressing team unity over individual glory. The 237-pound running back praises the 40-man unit as they prepare to meet the Baltimore Colts for the American Conference title and a Super Bowl berth.
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Tar Heels Over Harvard In Holiday Road Trip Victory
North Carolina despite fatigue from Spain tour and a string of games used a fast break attack to defeat Harvard 96 78. Robert McAdoo scored 28 points with 14 rebounds as UNC stretched an early lead and held on in a non Christmas tournament, while South Carolina dominated Fairfield 87 69 in the Quaker City Classic.
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Toledo Seeks 35th Straight Win in Tangerine Bowl
Toledo, 11-0 MAC champion, faces Richmond (5-5) in the Tangerine Bowl as Chuck Ealey, star quarterback, aims to extend his personal 64 game win streak and lead Don Fair, Toledo’s top receiver, against a 55 percent Richmond passing attack. A 17,000 crowd is expected.
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Higher baskets trialed in Dutchess Classic basketball
Four junior college teams played with baskets raised 14 inches in Poughkeepsie New York as part of a National Junior College Athletic Association experiment. The Dutchess Community College event saw Corning Community College beat Chamberlayne College 73 to 58 and Dutchess defeat Auburn Community College 60 to 58.
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Blue-Gray Classic Open At Montgomery In Mild Weather
The 34th Blue-Gray Football Classic kicks off at 7 p.m. CST at Cramton Bowl with the North seeking a breakthrough after a three game skid. North quarterback Neil Graff of Wisconsin will direct plays with Gary Fog of Wyoming as relief, while receivers include Bob Wicks Utah State Dick Graham Oklahoma State and John Henley Missouri. The South led by coach Bill Peterson of Rice starts Steve Judy at quarterback with Joe Gilliam Tennessee State as backup. Top Grays receivers include Bobby Brown Rice Jim Mitchell South Carolina and Ken Kavanaugh Jr. LSU handles ground game with Art Cantrelle Bobby Davis and Stable Vincent backing them.
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Jones Placed on Waivers by Cincinnati Royals
Guard Jake Jones who averaged 5.2 points in 11 games for the Cincinnati Royals was put on waivers by the NBA club. Jones had been acquired on waivers recently from the Philadelphia 76ers.
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