Spotlight on Speed with Don Haines
An opinion piece critiques elected officials for protecting votes over public safety urging harsher penalties for drunk driving as in Europe. It notes local incidents in Frederick and previews next year’s racing scene with updates on drivers, teams, and potential car updates.
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National Safety Council
Denny Brightwell
New Market
Don Garrets
Charlie Scott
Highland
Howard County
Frederick Performance
Cecil Gordon
Horse Shoe
N.C
Holman-Moody
Chrysler
Petty
Sox & Martin
Coca-Cola
Victory Circle
Griese Says Dolphins Face Tough Colts In Key AFC Showdown
Miami quarterback Bob Griese said the percentages favor Baltimore if Johnny Unitas repeats his marathon drives from the first meeting. He notes the Colts’ speed and defense could pressure passes, but emphasizes Miami advantages at the Orange Bowl and the need to focus on this week’s game rather than past wins.
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Miami
Bob Griese
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore
Dolphins
Colts
Unitas
Griese
Sun
Criese
Mian
Kansas City
Krueger Happy SF Keeps Veterans On Grid Team
San Francisco 49ers veteran Charlie Krueger praises team resilience led by coach Nolan as they prepare for the title game against the Dallas Cowboys. Krueger, 34, discusses Dallas trick plays, his savvy in recognizing screens, and the Niners’ seasoned line including Hart Hardman Edwards.
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SAN Francisco
Dick Nolan
Charlie Krueger
San Francisco 49Ers
Nolan
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
49Ers
Caldwell
Tex
Texas A&m
Tommy Hart
Cedrick Hardman
Earl Edwards
Dave Wilcox
Dallas
Krueger
Minnesota
Races Association Sets Schedule For Top Tracks
The New York Racing Association unveiled a 92 race, 249 day 1972 season across Aqueduct Belmont Park and Saratoga. Opening day features the Paumonok Handicap at Aqueduct with 25000 added, culminating December 15 with the Display Handicap. Changes cut nominations, drop certain 2 year old stakes, and add grass races for juveniles.
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New York
CAP
New York Racing Association
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Saratoga
National Stallion
Browns Fines Donated To Charity In Honor Of Coach
Nearly 2,500 in fines levied against Cleveland Browns players for rules infractions will be donated to the Cancer Fund and the Federation for Research and Education in Sickle Cell Disease. Head coach Nick Skovich said the players requested the Cancer Mind donation be in memory of the late Howard Keyet, Browns offensive coach who died of cancer during the 107 season.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Browns
Cancer Fund
Federation For Research and Education In
National Football League
Nick Skovich
Howard Keyet
Browns
Harem Prince Wins Greencastle Purse at Laurel Race Course
Harem Prince rallied from fourth at the stretch to win the Greencastle Purse by a neck at Laurel. Jockey Jesse Davidson guided the one mile race in 1:39 with generous mutuels. Patrol Prince finished second and Risky Alibhai paid show.
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Laurel, Md
Harem Prince
Greencastle
Laurel Race Course
Jesse Davidson
Patrol Prince
Risky
Alibhai
CBS To Telecast 12 NHL Games This Winter
CBS will air twelve regular season NHL games on Sunday afternoons starting January 9 with Montreal at Chicago. The schedule includes Montreal at Boston, Minnesota at New York, and Pittsburgh at Montreal among others with several start times listed and no telecast on January 16 due to the Super Bowl.
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New York
National Hockey League
Montreal
Chicago
CBS
Canadiens Hawks
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Boston
Buffalo
Toronto
Chicao
Mareh
Detroit
St. Louis
Louisville Cardinals and Fordham in Holiday Festival final
Louisville faces Fordham at Madison Square Garden as tensions rise over pregame national anthem. Coach Denny Crum and Athletic Director Bernard Hickman refuse to force players to appear, citing superstition and nervousness concerns.
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NEW York
Louisville
Bernard L. Hickman
Fordhan
Madison Square Garden
Denny Crum
Hicckman
Crum
Eastern College Athletic Conference
Cardinals
ECAC
George Shiebler
St. Peter’s
New Jersey
Condon
Hickman
Hlickman
J’ordham
Rams
Olympic Flame Sent From Greece to Sapporo for Winter Games
The Olympic flame left Greece by air on Wednesday heading to Sapporo Japan for the Winter Games. Prince Tsumeyoshi Takeda led Japanese officials at the lighting ceremonies in Ancient Olympia and Athens. The flame traveled from Panathenaic Stadium to Athens airport by car amid national anthems and formal handover to Tokyo.
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Athens
Greece
Japan
Sapporo
Japan Airlines
Tsumeyoshi Takeda
Ancient
Olympia
Ilolleni¢ Olympic Committee
Prince Takeda
Bears fire Dooley as George Halas calls session emotional
Chicago owner George Halas fired head coach Jim Dooley after four years in charge. Halas said the decision, reached after lengthy meetings and amid player discontent, leaves the Bears to seek a new coach from staff, pro ranks, or college ranks. Dooley finished 20-36 overall.
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Chicago Bears
George Halas
Dooley
Chicago
APY
Jim Dooley
Jim
Halas
Mer
Miami
Fla) University
Bear Boss
The Sauna Tradition in Finland and Its Warmth
Finnish saunas stand as a thousand year tradition of dry heat cleansing. The method uses hot stones, high dry temperatures up to about 200 degrees, and cleansing by sweating. Afterward comes birch leaf beating, washing, lake plunge or snow roll, then rest to cool. Browning Pools invites readers to Cedar Grove Maryland for a sauna experience.
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Finland
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Hagerstown, Md
South Hagerstown High School
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Miami Dolphins
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