Fight Takes A Back Seat To NFL Super Bowl Game
In New Orleans fans and media focus on the NFL showdown as heavyweight hype cushions behind the looming Super Bowl. Larry Csonka predicts a Frazier victory while noting the other fighter’s name eludes even the experts.
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High Trapper wins Cambridge Purse at Bowie track
High Trapper the son of Candy Spots rallied from sixth to win the Cambridge Purse at Bowie on a sloppy track. Stuffed Shirt was second, Tim pani third as bettors watched from Bowie’s track and headlines shifted to upcoming major bouts and Super Bowl talk.
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Crystal Ball predicts high accuracy for local basketball picks
After two weeks the crystal ball stands at 810 percent accuracy with seven of eight results correct Tuesday night. The only miss was Frederick Cadets losing to South Hagerstown 78-63. Tonight the ball forecasts North Hagerstown 89 over Thomas Johnson 73 and other near toss up matchups with predicted margins.
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Claiborne Names Maryland Football Assistants
Maryland head coach Jer ry Claiborne completed his nine member staff adding two new assistants Thomas Groom and Bob Ross with Joe Gardi retained from last season. Groom, 26, played for Claiborne at Virginia Tech and has coached at Tech US Military Academy Prep School and West Point. his exact duties are not disclosed. Ross, 35, previously at Rice University and William and Mary, will coach the defensive ends and linebackers after stints at Virginia Tech and the US Army.
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Brunswick Triumphs Over Singapore Betes Ninth Grade
Brunswick defeated Singapore Betes 26 points from Greg Simons led the winners in a ninth grade basketball game played Wednesday.
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Bryant and Raymond Named Top Mentors by Coaches
HOLLYWOOD FL AP Paul Bear Bryant of Alabama and Harold Tubby Raymond of Delaware's national small college champions were named Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association. Bryant, 58, with 210 victories in 27 years, led Alabama to an 11-0 regular season in 1971 before a loss to Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. Raymond, 45, in six seasons at Delaware, guided the Blue Hens to a 10-1 record and a Boardwalk Bowl win for their fourth straight Eastern regional College Division title.
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Nicklaus Takes Early Lead At Bing Crosby Pro Am
Jack Nicklaus fired a six under par 66 to open a three stroke lead in the first round at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and Spyglass Hill. Lee Trevino Paul Moran and Larry Mowry trailed at 69 while Tom Shaw and others posted higher scores in cool, calm conditions as the celebrity event began.
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FCC Clarifies Rested Not Disciplined in Harford Game
The FCC coach says Cougar Bob Smith was benched only for rest, not discipline, after Wednesday's FCC Harford game. He was reinserted later in the lineup per coach Jack Loya.
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Keino Joins College Park Indoor Mile Field
Kenya Olympic champion Kip Keino was added to the one mile event at the National Invitational Indoor Track Meet in College Park Maryland. Keino, 32, will race a deep miler field including Sam Blair Juris Luzins Bobby Wheeler Chris Mason and Mark Larson along with late entry Martin McGrady in the 600. McGrady holds the indoor 600 world record and Lee Evans aims to challenge the 600 mark as well. Kjell Isaksson withdrew while Sam Caruthers was added to the pole vault lineup.
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Local Team To Face Bird Five At FCC
A benefit basketball game between the Baltimore Orioles staff and radio station personnel WFMD and WFRE is set for Saturday January 22 at 8 p.m. in the Frederick Community College Gym. Proceeds support Hood College Frederick Community College and Mount Saint Marys College scholarship funds. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students and may be bought in advance at local sporting goods shops county offices and colleges or at the door.
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Miami Dolphin Runners Brace for Dallas Test
Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick joke about fumbles while recalling their standout seasons. Csonka notes 234 carries 1200 yards nine TDs Kiick adds 860 yards four TDs as Miami prepares to establish a running game against Dallas. They praise teamwork and protect the ball amid playoff pressure.
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Cowboys Seize Alworth From Chargers for Super Bowl Bid
Lance Alworth, once a record setting San Diego star, plays for the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl VI against Miami. He adapts to a blocking role and credits the move with reviving his career, after injuries and personal issues in San Diego.
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Used Car Lot Listing From 1960s Era Shows Diverse Models
A sale listing catalog covers numerous cars from the late 1960s and early 1970s including multiple Ford F100 pickups, a 1969 Dodge Super Bee, 1968 Ranchero, several Chevrolet and Buick models, a Pontiac GTO, and a Volvo. Vehicles feature V8 engines, automatic transmissions, power steering, and climate or radio options with colors blue green white and more.
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