Namath and Gogolak Help Drive NFL vs AFL Soap Opera
The piece recounts the Super Bowl setup where Packers meet Chiefs for $7,500 to $15,000, while Joe Namath and Pete Gogolak loom as offstage provocateurs. Werblin and Mara reshaped pro football, merging the rival leagues to create a televised spectacle, with Namatheyeing theater and a discotheque after the game.
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Packers Chiefs Arrive for Long Awaited Super Bowl Clash
Los Angeles hosts Green Bay and Kansas City as the two NFL champions prepare for the big game at Memorial Coliseum. Forecasts call for fair skies and mild temperatures around 70 degrees guiding a potential record crowd and hefty payoffs.
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Frederick Continues Streak Crushes Boonsboro
Frederick High School defeated Boonsboro 59 to 41 at Thomas Johnson High School gym, extending the Cadets winning streak to eight and tying for the Tri-State League lead with North Hagerstown. Jeff Freland scored a career high 31, Willis Hall added 24 and 22 rebounds, while Boonsboro top scorer John Dorsey had 15.
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Frederick Gft
T Dorsey
Moser
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Davis Tomsmith
Beard
Oram
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Cadets Crush Patriots In Tri State League Clash
North Hagerstown High School defeated Thomas Johnson 75 48 as four hubs hit double figures led by John Bentz with 18 points. Allan Gesser added 14, Skip Bown 12, Ward Brown 14 and Tim Ambrose 14 for TJ top scorer. TJ finished 3 4 overall, 2 2 in league while North Hagerstown kept pace for the league lead with a 40 percent shooting night and a 29 point second quarter burst.
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Tim Ambrose
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Bown
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Heffner Toi
Gesser
Maddox
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Staymater
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Bird Stockholders Discuss New Soccer Team Franchise
Baltimore stockholders of the Orioles met to review the 1966 season, declare a dividend, and discuss a new soccer franchise venture. Board Chairman Jerold Hoffberger opened with a year review, ending with a World Series film. The Baltimore Baseball Club posted a 466,899 profit for the year ending Oct 31 and declared a 1 dollar per share dividend on 203,590 shares. Hoffberger praised the club and noted the farm system won two pennants in six leagues with a 0.524 winning percentage, vowing a nine of ten pennants test of a dynasty.
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Marshall's Son Remains Jailbound in Will Contempt Case
George Preston Marshall Jr., son of Redskins owner, stays in jail for civil contempt after refusing to hand over a will to court conservators Edward Williams and Milton King. The elder Marshall, seriously ill, has accused Williams of conspiring to obtain the team as ownership remains split among family and conservators.
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Jack Kent Croke
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Thurmont Tops Walkersville in 63 56 win
Thurmont defeats Walkersville 63 56 as Wildasin scores 20 and Wiley adds 17. Mountaineers 7 1 after a 21 14 third quarter surge. Lions led 28 27 at half. Dick Murray tops Walkersville with 19 points, Bachtell 16. Jayvees Thurmont 44 39.
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