Vikings star Karl Kassulke refuses to surrender after crash
Karl Kassulke, now paralyzed from a motorcycle crash, vows to teach history and coach high school football. He remembers his Vikings days and his role as a community leader, while teammates recall his infectious laugh and daredevil spirit. A Karl Kassulke day raised nearly $200,000 for his medical care and a trust fund.
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Minnesota Vikings
Grady Alderman
March of Dimes
Vikings
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Minneapolis
Monty Krizan
On Auto
National Football League
Kansas City Chiefs
Hank Stam
Chiefs
Metropolitan Stadium
Wilh
Paul Mergens
Kacl Kassulke
Notable names in college athletics and coaching rumors
LOEL SCHRADER notes top athletes like Ben Jipcho and Filbert Bayi. The NCAA faces possible sanctions over Southwestern Louisiana recruiting violations impacting Fred Saunders who cannot showcase for pro scouts. Fred Slaughter hints at Denny Crum’s future. Lawrence Williams reportedly missing from UNLV after stellar seasons at Fremont and Scottsdale. Doug Arth earns NCAA water polo all America honors with Miles Evans of Cal honorable mention.
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Ben Jipcho
Kenya
Filbert Bayi
Tanzania
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Fred Saunders
Southwestern Louisiana
Syracuse University
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UCLA
Fred Slaughter
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Westwood
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Crum
Slaughter
University of Louisville
Bruin
John Wooden
Lawrence Williams
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Las Vegas
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L.A
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Scottsdale
Atiz
Jerry Tarkanian
Nevada Las Vegas
Doug Arth
Seal Beach
Cal
Miles Evans
Long Beach
Browns shaken after Dolphins throttle Bengals in title showdown
Paul Brown praised his Cincinnati squad as soundly defeated by the Miami Dolphins in the AFC championship game. Ken Anderson blamed Miami’s prevent defense for stifling Cincinnati’s pass game while Neal Craig and Tommy Casanova noted Miami’s well executed offense and defense. Brown expressed respect for the world champions and wished Don Shula luck in the Super Bowl.
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MIAM
Paul Brown
Brown
Ken Anderson
Miami
Bengals
Anderson
Neal Craig
Cincinnati
Tommy Casanova
Ceh
Dolphins
Casanova
Don
Owvland
Paul
Tiedia
Essex Johnson
Ineer
Bamea
Dolphins edge Bengals in tense comeback show
Miami trailed 11 early but breached Cincinnati with a Henry Griese led rally. Dan Marino, skip, no. The Dolphins sealed the win as Bob Griese connected on a 1 yard TD to Paul Warfield and Mercury Morris added a 4 yard run. Neal Craig’s interception in the third quarter swung momentum, while Garo Yepremian hit two long field goals and the defense limited Cincinnati to no passing TDs. Don Shula praised the comeback and noted the pivotal third-quarter pick by Neal Craig sparked the rally against the defending champs.
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Paul Warfield
Larry Csanka
Mercury Morris
Cincinnati
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Dolphins
Miami
Neal Craig
Don Shula
Horst Mubliland
Uke
Lye
Shula
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Maanch
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Griese Tobk
Furs
Griega
Srey
Wartsend
Manny Fnandez
Manny Moore
Bok
Murmann
Arsine
Fies
Craig
Fuel shortages may realign college athletics regionally
Oregon athletic officials predict a near realignment to a two regional basis as fuel scarcity could force NCAA action to nullify 1975 netball schedules. They warn travel costs may drive shifts after 1975 and note charter flights are hard to secure amid rising airline rates. Oregon State fears Wake Forest cancelation costs and explores replacements in California.
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Norv Ritchey
University of Oregon
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Oregon
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Jake Scotti
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