Countdown to Super Bowl V Opens With Low Key Tone
The Colts and Cowboys prepare for the championship with focus on Walt Garrison’s health and Unitas leadership. Unitas faces Dallas’ top ground attack led by Duane Thomas while Garrison fights a sprained ankle as both teams seek $15,000 per player.
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Hayes Still Fastest Man In World
Bullet Bob Hayes remains the fastest man, boasting a 4.4 second 40 yard time and a 9.1 second 100 yard dash record. He leads the Dallas Cowboys with 34 receptions for 889 yards and 10 touchdowns while preparing for the Super Bowl against Baltimore. Hayes reflects on his journey from Jacksonville to Florida A&M and stardom in the NFL and track.
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Calvin Hill Faces Sideline Role in Super Bowl
New York based NEA profile highlights Calvin Hill of Yale and the Dallas Cowboys as he contends with a lingering back and shoulder injury. He reflects on past setbacks and vows not to sulk, hoping for a chance to play if Walt Garrison cannot.
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Lobos Prepare to Face Rams in Lone Star Conference clash
Sul Ross State University Lobos head to San Angelo to play Angelo State University Rams in the final Lone Star Conference game before the break. Coach Chester Story will be without guard Dick Bockover who is out with a fractured wrist for at least a week. Ed Osborn leads scoring at 18.5 ppg and 11.5 rpg. James Parrish and Leonard Sparkman add 12s, with freshmen Mike Davis and Ken Lawrence joining the squad. Sul Ross then plays Lubbock Christian College in Lubbock on January 18.
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Marquette Streak Stressed as Aggies Edge West Texas
News brief notes Marquette's 24 game win streak as New Mexico State, now 10-3, faced Marquette ahead after a loss to West Texas State 72-67. The Aggies touted rebound woes and mental mistakes, while Notre Dame rallied past Detroit 93-79 with Austin Carr scoring 47.
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Crosby Opener Sees Shaw Nichols and Dill Share Lead
In Pebble Beach Tom Shaw Bobby Nichols and Terry Dill lead Crosby Pro Am after opening round. Shaw carded four under par 68 on Cypress Point while Nichols and Dill posted solid rounds on Spyglass Hill and Cypress. Weather stayed calm aiding early play as stars chase title.
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Nye Key Guard Shines For Cowboys In Super Bowl Build Up
Dallas guard Blaine Nye anchors the offense and pass protection as the Cowboys prepare for a Super Bowl showdown with Baltimore. Nye, a Stanford veteran, moved from guard to tackle back when Ralph Neely started, and his blocking helps lead Duane Thomas on power sweeps while stabilizing the line. Nye avoids thinking about the game to stay calm, trusting momentum from Dallas seven straight wins.
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Overseas Basketball Magnet Rinaldi No. 1 Draft Pick
Rich Rinaldi of St Peter's College NBA and ABA star is cited as the Italian League's No. 1 draft choice. Italian recruiters praise his Italian-American profile and skill, while noting Italy offers generous fringe benefits and paths for American players. Rinaldi, wary yet intrigued, contemplates a possible year in Italy before pursuing NBA or ABA glory.
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