NBA and NHL scores and upcoming games brief
Results across leagues show the NBA Atlantic division leaders Milwaukee Detroit and Chicago standings with scattered scores. Thursday and Friday schedules include matchups such as Baltimore at Boston and Cincinnati at Seattle. NHL action lists New York Philadelphia and Detroit Chicago bouts among others.
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Agnew to present first Lombardi Award in Houston
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew will present the first Lombardi Award at a $100 plate dinner in Houston. Finalists include Larry DiNardo, Chip Kell, Rock Perdoni, and Jim Stillwagon. The event supports the American Cancer Society research fund. Frank Leahy will send a statement due to illness.
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Pro Bowl Sunday Fierce AFL NFL Rivalry Feels Real
Veterans from the old AFL crowd dominate the AFC captain selections Jim Otto Darryl Lamonica Willie Brown Willie Lanier and Jerry Mays lead the AFC with eight from new AFC clubs not among them. Otto says the game rekindles the AFL-NFL rivalry and aims to prove the AFC can win the big one for former AFL stars and fans.
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Joey Heatherton sings for Lance Rentzel amid Super Bowl buzz
In Miami at Cafe Cristal Joey Heatherton performs during Super Bowl week while Lance Rentzel faces a Dallas Cowboys future and a pending felony case. The couple, amid media attention, reflects on love, pride, and career impact as Joey dedicates songs to her husband and fans.
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Staubach eyes Cowboys hope for equal camp chance
Roger Staubach, the Navy star and Cowboys backup, awaits word on his future with Dallas. He says the upcoming draft could change plans and that he must earn an equal shot to win the starting job behind Craig Morton, aiming for a fresh start in summer camp.
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Stupor Bowl V delivers mediocrity and fan frenzy
The Stupor Bowl pitted Baltimore Colts against the Dallas Cowboys in a defensive slog marked by seven turnovers and late heroics. Fans roared at the mishmash of high stakes and comic misplays as key figures lamented the game’s quality while acknowledging its appeal. Jim Finks and others commented on the playoff format, noting the clash underscored the era’s convoluted path to a true champion.
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Berra and Kiner Vie for Baseball Hall of Fame
AP reports Yogi Berra and Ralph Kiner are among leading candidates for the Hall of Fame as 400 plus BBWAA voters prepare to announce results. Early Wynn and Gil Hodges are also highlighted as top possibilities with several other past stars named in the list.
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Torre to Receive Adirondack Big Stick Award at Levittown Night
Joe Torre will receive the Adirondack Big Stick Award at Levittown Youth Council Sports Night on January 30. The former St. Louis Cardinals star hit 203, batted .325 and drove in 100 runs last season, while past winners include Willie Mays and Willie McCovey. Also, Bruins winger John McKenzie recovers from a shoulder injury and will miss the All-Star Game after shoulder surgery.
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Houston Cougars suspend three players for grades
Houston suspended three varsity players Jeff Hickman Sonny Willis and Bob Hall on incomplete grades during fall term. Hickman started and led Houston with 13.6 points per game as the Cougars beat Nevada Las Vegas 130 to 73 to move to 13-3.
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