Browns Poised To Upset Unbeaten Dolphins In Playoff Teaser
Milton Richman surmises Cleveland can topple Miami despite the Dolphins’ 14-win season and star power led by Morrall and Warfield. He notes Leroy Kelly’s 811 yards, the Browns’ team defense, and Pittsburgh, Dallas, and Washington selections boosting Christmas football talk.
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Sendoff rally for Penn State football in Sugar Bowl hopes
About 4 000 Penn State supporters gathered in Tark. Pa to send off the Lions for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on New Year’s Eve. President Nixon sent telegrams to coach Joe Paterno praising his leadership and urging a victory. Gov. Shapp and Sens. Scott and Schweiker joined the tribute as the Back the Lions group led cheers.
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Gophers edge Corpus Christi for sixth straight win
Minnesota, 6-0, held on 67-63 as Jim Brewer dominates boards in the second half and Ron Behagen scores 26. Corpus Christi’s Bruce King leads with 24 while free throws power the Gophers. Ohio State, Duquesne, Creighton, and Boston College won other games.
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Boston arena planned for Bruins and Whalers complex
Boston Mayor Kevin White announced a $16 million, 18 000 seat arena to be financed entirely by the Bruins, Whalers, Celtics and related clubs in the South Station area. The project will house major teams and is slated for completion by December 1973.
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Union High Scotties Battle for Section 18-B Title
MIKE LEITERA previews the 1969 70 section race as Union High led by 6-5 Jelf Presnar and 6-3 Hank Sallmen aim to defend in a crowded field. Mohawk Neshannock Northwestern Shenango Laurel Wilmington Slippery Rock compete behind strong backcourts and emerging stars.
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George Sulatan
Kal Eliot
Bennett Sparks Flames to Upset Rangers
Curt Bennett sparked the Atlanta Flames to a 2 1 victory over the New York Rangers, scoring and assisting in the first period. Bennett, now at center, has seven goals in 11 games for Atlanta. Keith McCreary and Bennett provided the decisive early burst, as the injury-plagued Rangers fell behind Montreal by two points in the East standings. The Flyers, Kings, and Islanders also posted results in NHL action.
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Goodin tops pistol loop in Castle Pistol Club league
Lee Gandin posted the night high with 119386 of 1200, edging D Bullen who had 119278 for Distinguished Master Class. Nastoff won Master, Haffmaster Expert, Fink Sharpshooter, Barnes Marksman, Wells Tyre, Clavin second. In hockey, Ken Hodge and Mike Walton led Boston to a win over Detroit while Bobby Clarke and Bill Barber powered Philadelphia past Los Angeles. Clarke leads West Division with 45 points.
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