Tarkenton Bomb Takes Spark From Dallas Comeback Bid
Fran Tarkenton led the Minnesota Vikings past the Dallas Cowboys 27 10 in the NFC title game. His 34 yard bomb to John Gilliam sparked a decisive scoring drive and the defense held Staubach to four interceptions. Minnesota advances to Super Bowl VIII against Miami.
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Dallas Cowboys
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Vikings
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Golden Richards
Viking
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Texas Stadium
Bob Bryant
Roger Staubach
Renfro
Tom Landry
Gilliam
Gillam
Richards
Minnesota
Fred Cox
Chuck Foreman
New York Giants
Bud Grant
Fran
Staubach
Calvin Hill
Hill
Robert Newhouse
Newhouse
Grant
Kansas City
Gary Larsen
Larsen
Irving
Tex
Bowl lineups and results flood early season sports card
A crowded sports digest lists numerous bowls and matches with scores including Georgia Tech, Houston, Notre Dame, and Alabama. It also covers upcoming bowls, pro tennis, golf, boxing, horse racing results, and a fatal speedway accident. Key names include Miami, Minnesota, Alabama, Southern California, Penn State, CBS and NBC networks.
College Basketball Sunday Results Across Tournaments
Sunday college games featured Roswits Jonn Jay 64 over Yeshiva La Louisiana St 102 while Boston U fell 44 to W Montana 65. Alberta 53 defeated TOURNAMENTS Freedom Classic bracket action at Paryetteville NC 96 Lincoln Pa a4 Consolation. Maryland Invitational saw Boston College 58 lose to Maryland 3. Holy Cross 85 Bryant Holiday 71 American Inter 70 Springfield 97 Bryant 0 Quincy Holiday Georgetown 104 Alcorn ABM 101. Sam Houston 78 Wis Whitewater 72 Fifth Place.
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Paryetteville
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Boston
Michigan
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Hartwick
American Inter
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Georgetown
Alcorn
Aschenbach Sets Ski Jump Record in German Event
Hans-Georg Aschenbach, world ski flying champion, set a Oberstdorf hill record of 110 meters and won the four hill tournament with 245.1 points. Heinz Wesi plow and Hans Schmid followed as competitors from East Germany and Switzerland among 17 nations.
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Oberstdorf
Germany
Hans-Georg Aschenbach
Oberstforf
Aschenbach
Heinz Wesiplow
Hans Schmid
Switzerland
Walter Steiner
Rudi Tuseh
Skating Stars Seek Amateur Status Return
Dutch star Ard Schenk and West German Erhard Keller, who dominated speed skating at the 1972 Winter Games, said they want to return to amateur competition. The pair voiced their intent while competing at the German championships in INZELL. Schenk, fading on the pro circuit, cited Jos Velentijn as a pathfinder for the move.
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Inzell
Germany
Ard Schenk
Erhard Keller
Sapporo
Schenk
Keller
Jos Velentijn
Sweden trounces U S 11 1 in junior hockey clash
Sweden overwhelmed the United States 11 to 1 in Leningrad as both teams led the six nation junior tournament tied with Russia. John Shewchuk of St Paul Minnesota scored the Americans lone goal in the second period on a 20 foot shot. the title will be decided New Year’s Day.
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Leningrad
U.S.S
Evert and Connors Reach Australian Open Finals
American stars Chris Evert and fiancé Jimmy Connors advanced to the Australian Open final on grass at Kooyong. Evert defeated Julie Heldman 6 2 6 3, while Connors beat John Alexander 7 6 6 4 6 4 to set up a double chance.
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Melbourne
Australia
Chris Evert
Jimmy Connors
Miss Evert
Julie Heldman
Houston
Connors
John Alexander
Kooyong Center
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Fyonne Goolagong
Belleville
Phil
Dent Miss Goolagong
Kerry Melville
Dent
Ross Case
Miss Invert
Jimmy
Destrehan dominates 1973 Class AAA All-State football team
Louisiana Sports Writers Association selects Destrehan Wildcats for major honors. Dean Waguespack named outstanding offensive player and Rusty Rebowe outstanding defensive player. Jessie Roussel praised for coaching as Destrehan finishes undefeated. Other districts place stars like Rod Jones Isadore Kirklin and Clyde Himel on the all state squad.
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Destrehan
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Wildcats
Dean Waguespack
Rusty Rebuwe
Jessie Roussel
Roussel
Waguespack
Rebowe
Clyde Himel
Sutcher
Rod Jones
Isadore Kirklin
Andy Lasseigne
St. Martinville
Lawrence Hobdy
Bolton
Rocky Guillot
Jesuit Shrew
Bob White
Central
Hal Hickey
Winnfield
Guy St. Marie
Comeaux
Mike Savoie
Rayne
Dean Wagnespack
Irehan
Rusty Rebowe
Host Teams Emerge Winners In Many Holiday Cage Meets
UCLA claimed the Bruin Classic title as No. 2 Maryland, No. 6 Marquette, New Mexico and other ranked clubs won holiday tournaments. No. 14 USC swept All-College in Oklahoma City while North Carolina State topped Memphis State in New Orleans. John Wooden praised UCLA’s steady growth as Walton led a second-half surge over Michigan.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
UCLA
Michigan
Johnny Orr
Maryland
Marquette
New Mexico
Nevada
Las Vegas
Temple
Hawaii
Manhattan
Davidson
Detroit
Tom McMillen
Boston College
Wisconsin
Jerry Homan
Minnesota
Bernard Hardin
Joe Anderson
California
Philadelphia
Purdue
Tom Henderson
Keith Bowman
St. John's
New York
Bill Campion
Miami
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John Falconi
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Owen Wells
Riley Detson
Gary Link
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Ore
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Chicago-Loyola
Kansas State
Colorado
John Wooden
Wooden
Walton
Bruins
Wolverines
Thompson Stars As Tar Heels Win Sugar Bowl Title
Thompson, a 6-4 junior forward, scored 34 points to lead North Carolina to a 98-83 victory over Memphis State in the Sugar Bowl championship. He earned tournament MVP honors after a 26-point semifinal win over Villanova. Memphis State stood 8-3.
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North Carolina
Memphis State
Thompson
Villanova
North Carolina State
Wolfpack
UCLA
Memphis
Wilbur Holland
Lsu-New Orleans
Holland
LSUNO
Warren Booker
Bill Singleterry
Mississippi State
State
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Elmhurst College of Illinois
Freddie Lucas
Elmhurst
Lucas
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Wally Dettless
Northwestern Louisiana
Stephen F. Austin
NLSU
Buckeyes Set to Challenge Pacific-8 in Rose Bowl
Ohio State aims to end a four-game Big Ten drought against USC in the 60th Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The 9-0-1 Buckeyes face a 9-1-1 Trojans with Pat Haden at quarterback and Archie Griffin and Cornelius Greene at the helm for OSU. Kickoff is at 4 p.m. EST with about 105,000 in attendance and NBC coverage.
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Trojans
Hayes
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McKay
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Archie Griffin
Cornelius Greene
Piston Lineup Change Gives Detroit 98 91 Win Over Bucks
Detroit Coach Ray Scott reshuffled the lineup adding George Trapp at forward and John Mengelt at guard. Trapp scored 16 with six in the stretch while Mengelt had nine. Dave Bing added 22 as Detroit beat Milwaukee 98-91, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led the Bucks with 30.
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Trapp
Mengelt
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Jimmy Price
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Jim Fox
Don Watts
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Perind
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Chet Walker
Chicago
Roger Brown
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