Flawless Effort Boosts Maryland Victory Over Georgetown
Maryland Terrapins, ranked fifth, staged a near perfect first half with only two turnovers and beat the Georgetown Hoyas 104 to 71. Coach Lefty Driesell called the opening period a work of art and warned the risk of a collapse when far ahead.
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Ken Rappoport
Maryland
Terrapins
Georgetown Hoyas
Lefty Driesell
Terps
Hoyas
Penn
Gettysburg
Arizona
Nevada
Las Vegas
Providence
Assumption
Owen Brown
Steve Sheppard
Tom Roy
John Beecroft
Quakers
Philadelphia
Palestra
Princeton
Villanova
Friars
Melvern Climbs Back in Nail-Biter Victory
Melvern Panthers edged Mission Valley 46-42 in a non league clash after trailing 16-8 and 27-22 at halftime. Butch Jones, Dallas Sedgwick, and Steve Barkdoll closed strong from the line to seal the win for Melvern. Johnston led Mission Valley with 23 points while Jones scored 15 for Melvern.
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Mission Valley
Melvern Panthers
Melvern
Panthers
Butch Jones
Dallas Sedgwick
Steve Barkdoll
Mission ‘Valley
Johnston
Jones
Feve Biakedall? Witte
Alien Warral
Lyndon
MELVE
Burkdone
Janes
Sedgwick
Burkwell
Lightle
Totels
Lete
Mi Anahutz
Kent
Torneden
Converse
Sansvanteid
Totals
Tuesday Ladies League Scores and Highs Report
Bowling lanes report results from Tuesday leagues with high scores and figures for Shaley Abstract Teagles Auxiliary Sheathman Oil Todd Mobile Homes Spears Peoples National Arnold’s Jewelry Industrial League Bottawa Bowl Sfarm Bureau Insurance Sipeoples National Shawkins and O'Hara Scamron Towner S Ottawa Co op. Top scores include Haas 170-460 Teagles Auxiliary Ledom 156-428 Ferguson 159-429 Harvey 155 and Jackson 404.
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Ladies League Shaley
C. Haas
Teagles
B. Ledom
Sheathman Oil
V. Ferguson
Todd Mobile Homes
L. CampBell
Speoples National
L. Wise
Arnold's Jewelry
J. Harvey
P. Jackson
F. Simmons
Sfarm Bureau Insurance
D. Hull
Sipeoples National
H. Reaves
Shawkins & O'Hara
D. McClay
Scamron-Towner
R. Robison
Sottawa Co-Op
D. Whiteford
Pro Shrine Cites Blanda Man of the Year 1974
Canton Ohio AP George Blanda longtime quarterback and kicker named 1974 Man of the Year by the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The 47 year old Houston Oilers Raiders star will be honored in Oakland December 21 before the Raiders playoff game with the Miami Dolphins. Blanda began with the Chicago Bears in 1949 and later led Houston to AFL championships before joining the Raiders in 1967. He never threw after 1972 but as of 1970 he guided the Raiders in five straight wins with big plays including a 48 yard field goal and a 20 yard TD pass breaking Cleveland and Denver and producing a 26,881 career passing yards and 235 touchdowns. He shares NFL records and has appeared in 209 straight games with Jim Otto. Highland 48 Troy 47 Jefferson West 65 Valley Falls 36 Chapman 79 Herington 39 St Xavier 55 Manhattan Luckey 53.
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George Blanda
Pro Football All of Fame
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Miami Dolphins
Blanda
NFL
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American Football League
Houston
Oilers
Youngwood
Daryle Lamonica
Pittsburgh
Jpd Kaneas
Cleveland
Denver
San Diego
Jim Otto
AFL
The
Associated Press
Highland
Troy
Thomas More
Russell
Jefferson West
Valley Falls
Chapman
Herington
St. Xavier
Manhattan- Luckey
City Scores Basketball Senior League Showdowns
City Scores Basketball Senior League results show teams from FAITH LUTHERAN PRINCETON FIRST METHODIST WESLEY AN, FOURSQUARE, BOYS CLUB RUHAMAH WESTMINSTER FIRST BAPTIST and others posting tallies. Notable scorers and totals include Cooper 6-0-3 for PRINCETON, Handley 7-2-3 for WESTMINSTER, and Ambler 11-1-1 for BOYS CLUB among multiple line scores.
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Demolay
Bay Taney
Boty Schmnon
Veer Bowen
Sawin
Ea Bultey
Soar Cooper
Batehater
Wesley AN
Roberts
Woods
Flora
Rubick
Parkin
Handiey
Snyder
Shoemaker
Tucker
Boys Club
Ambler
Bien
Burns
Hook
Leach
Ledom
Rotter
Tedrow
Central Heights Sophs Sweep Ottawa High B and A teams
Central Heights swept Ottawa High sophomores in a doubleheader defeating the B-team 62-28 and the junior varsity 45-43 on a last-second shot by Hurd. Mitchell led the CH win with 15 points while Dale Wieden topped OHS B with 9. Ottawa’s Cal Connor and Gene White led in scoring for the losers. next action is a Friday tripleheader with Lawrence.
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Central Heights
Ottawa High
CH Sophs
Ottawa
Hurd
Mitchell
Dale Wieden
OHS
Craig Nuenswander
Doug Mumma
Calvin Connor
NFL Playoff Structure Still Unclear for Skins and Cards
Confusion reigns over NFC and AFC playoff slots as Washington Redskins and St. Louis Cardinals fight for division titles and home seeding. Raiders, Dolphins, and Steelers eye early Wild Card and first round, while Vikings and Rams await opponents. Conference sites and trips to New Orleans hinge on final weekend results as December 21 to 29 playoff games determine entrants. Also Jimmy Connors named 1974 US No. 1 by USLTA, ahead of Smith and a Top Ten dominated by Riessen Tanner Ashe Gorman stock.
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Kew
Pete Rozelle
Washington Redskins
St. Louis Cardinals
Oakland Raiders
Miami Dolphins
Pittsburgh
Buffalo Bills
Minnesota Vikings
Los Angeles Rams
Redskins
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
New ‘York Giants
Minnesota
Northlands
Dée
Washington
Giants
St. Louis
West Coast
Bills
New Orleans
Oakland
Miami
Buffalo
New York
Jimmy Connors
America
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Connors
USLTA
Stan Smith
Lyndon Rolls Past Santa Fe Trail 90 65 In Nonleague Showdown
Lyndon High School overwhelmed Santa Fe Trail 90 to 65 as Randy Dawson exploded for 40 points and 14 rebounds. Jim Silver and Greg Masenthin added 15 and 13 as Lyndon dominated rebounding and forced turnovers while overcoming early foul trouble. Santa Fe Trail struggled from the line and turned over 22 times, with Jim Duncan scoring 15 and Dave Mahon 12. Lyndon improves to 2-0 and heads to Melvern for a Tri Lakes League clash versus unbeaten Panthers.
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Santa Fe Treail
Tigers
Srr
LHS
Chargers
Randy Dawson
Jim Silver
Greg Masenthin
Santa Fe
Jim Duncan
Dave Mahon
Ron Fike
Melvern
Tri-Lakes
Panthers
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Harold Solomon
Charlie Pasarell
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Lyndon Bops
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Tryon
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Kim Duncan
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Mahon
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