Grant Blasts Vikings Training Facilities
AP reports Bud Grant, coach of the Minnesota Vikings, blasted the NFL for inadequate Super Bowl training facilities. He criticized the Houston Otters and Miami sites, calling the locker rooms poor and lacking proper space for seven coaches. Grant said the NFL policy favors the home city’s facilities, and he blamed Pete Rozelle for the plight.
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Weather Forces Officials To Cancel Crosby Tourney
Thunderous rains forced cancellation of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am after 34 holes at Pebble Beach. Johnny Miller was declared winner with a four stroke lead through 58 holes and will receive 27 750 dollars. Grier Jones finished second with 212.
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Terrapins Remain Third In College Cage Rankings
UCLA and Notre Dame hold the top two spots in the Associated Press poll as UCLA undefeated 34 straight games and a looming pair of showdowns anchor the rankings. Maryland moves up to third with a seven game win streak, while NC State rises to fourth and North Carolina falls to fifth.
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Tarkenton and Griese Meet in Super Bowl Clash
Fran Tarkenton of Minnesota and Bob Griese of Miami face off in the Super Bowl as scrambler Tarkenton seeks a title bid against Griese whose steady passing has steered the Dolphins to a championship chance. Tarkenton eyes containment as Miami’s defense aims to pressure him.
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Three High School Basketball Games On Schedule Today
Three boys basketball games are set after a Christmas break and a January pause due to rules. Brunswick visits Prospect Hall, MSC plays St. Maria, and North Carroll travels to Walkersville as five teams return to action after two days of practice.
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National Invitational Indoor Track Meet At Cole Field House
Top track names join the National Invitational Indoor Meet at Cole Field House in a clash featuring Steve Prefontaine, Marty Liquori, Red Milburn, and Steve Williams. Local runners including Chuck Wills and David Shafer compete in high school events, with Cheryl Poirier and Frederick Track Club athletes in the women’s races.
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Local Catholic youths race to national meet led by coach Griffin
Coach Jack Griffin guides a 15 year old contingent to the national indoor meet highlighted by Miss Poirier in the 60 yard Invitational Hurdles and Miss Leatherman in the 60 yard dash. Pat Hawkins leads a strong US team field with hopes of medals and top five finishes. Wills defends the 60 yard hurdles title as Middletown seeks a strong overall relay showing.
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College basketball scores from scattered games
A recap of scores: Connecticut 66 over Colgate 58. Ohio University 76 over Chicago Loyola and Oklahoma 31. Baylor 70 over Seton Hall 31. Baytor 31 over Seton Hall 74. Alabama 79 over Tennessee 73. Florida 72 over LSU 68. Murray State 70 over Texas Wesleyan 58. Cincinnati 102 over Cleveland State. Iowa 94 over Iowa 77. Providence 77 over Villanova 67. Nebraska Omaha 97 over South Dakota 89. North Texas 102 over Samford Alabama 8. Creighton 75 over Southern Illinois 60. DePaul 88 over Niagara 77. Purdue 85 over Northwestern 78. Mississippi 93 over Auburn 65. Wichita State 66 over Nebraska 58.
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