Vikings Venture South To Find Rainbow's End
The Vikings leave snowy Minneapolis for New Orleans to face the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. Some 2,600 fans, including John Murphy of Minneapolis, booked two day packages for 234.50 as Minnesota seeks a first NFL title after beating the Browns 27-7. Coach Bud Grant analyzed KC as tough and versatile, noting Minnesota’s offense is basic while KC uses variety and wide plays.
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OHS Ties Paola In Wrestling Action in Ottawa
Ottawa High and Paola wrestle to a 24-24 deadlock at OHS gym in non league action. Wilmer Thompson wins at 160 pounds guiding OHS rally. Glen Nelson and Frank Printy win at 170 and 190. Randy Hughes earns 9-7 at heavyweight sealing the tie. OHS next hosts Turner January 15 and wrestles Olathe Thursday.
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Fort Hays State, Washburn Win Rocky Mountain Games
Fort Hays State edged Emporia State 73 63 to tighten Plains Division lead in the Rocky Mountain Conference. Daryl Stockstill scored 22 for Fort Hays, Dale Northrup added 21. Washburn beat Pittsburg State 87 75 in OT. Other results included Colorado State College loss to Adams State 86 79 and Southwest Missouri State defeat of Arkansas State 72 67.
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College basketball scores roundup from multiple games
A collage of results shows Princeton 69 over Duquesne 103 while American University 64 fell to Connecticut 83. Other scores include Alabama 63 in overtime over Tulane 7 and Georgia 68 over Bucknell 53. Missouri State 76 beat South Carolina 65, and Kansas State 72 over Oklahoma State 56.
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Injuries Worry Stram As Odds Favor Vikes
New Orleans AP reports coach Hank Stram focuses on injuries to Chiefs defenders Johnny Robinson and James Marsalis ahead of the first Super Bowl. Robinson has a rib cartilage tear and Marsalis has a bruised kidney. Marsalis is probable while Robinson is doubtful. The Chiefs, AFL champions, face the Minnesota Vikings who are favorites.
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City Scores CHURCH LEAGUE Junior Division Statistics
A dense box score shows Faith Lutheran and Sacred Heart players among leaders with high shooting totals. Notable names include Schoonover, Wright, and Hiatt contributing points, with Westminster and United Methodist also tallying significant totals amid a long list of teams and players.
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Bowling Scores: Monday Mixed and Nightly Leaders
Bowling scores recap with highs across divisions including Everson 156 Toumberlin 156 in Monday Mixed. 30 series leaders Toumberlin 422 and Burns 429 in other leagues. high game notes list multiple bowlers such as Fritts 208 and Weems 175. Teams include Ottawa Bowl Franklin 5A Wings and L. G. W. U. with top totals.
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UCLA Returns To Familiar No 1 Spot
UCLA moves to the AP top ranking after two victories last week including a 108-77 win over Notre Dame. Kentucky remains close, Notre Dame drops from No. 8, and South Carolina holds No. 3 with a 1 loss. The Top Twenty lists UCLA first with 642 points, Kentucky second, and South Carolina third based on votes and points.
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Santa Fe Trails Beats Sabetha In Overtime Thriller
Santa Fe Trails 55 Sabetha 51 in OT after a 51 all fourth quarter tie. Randall Baker nets 21 points with 12 rebounds to seal the win while Bahr leads Sabetha with 22. Santa Fe next faces Council Grove at Scranton on Jan 10.
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Mizzou, K State Rout In Big Eight Opener
Missouri neutralized Kansas star Dave Robisch as Kansas State crushed Oklahoma State 72-55. Missouri beat Kansas 56-53 with Don Tomlinson scoring 23 to lead the way. Jeff Webb sparked K States 34-28 halftime edge. Nebraska beat Iowa State. Kansas and Oklahoma State both slump.
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