Packers Chiefs prep for Super Bowl week near Los Angeles
Green Bay and Kansas City, 100 miles apart, moved into final preparations for Sunday’s Super Bowl. Lombardi shifted Packers to UCSB Gaudi Stadium near Santa Barbara after initially wanting Palo Alto. Packers held a light practice with a press session, but no full drills due to snow in Wisconsin.
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Hawks owner sets Jan. 18 bid deadline to keep team in St. Louis
St. Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner gives all interested groups until January 18 to top a 3.8 million offer and keep the Hawks in St. Louis. The New Orleans group has been negotiating at 4 million but reduced to 3.8 million with a condition. Ed Arthur of Arthur Enterprises said his group is still considering a purchase as Kerner cites loyalty to St. Louis.
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Bridge tale shows clever declarer outfoxing opening lead
In a South dealer hand with North-South vulnerability the trump lead gives South a path to success. Declarer wins the trump, plays hearts, wins a diamond sequence, and ends with West forced to yield a critical trick as dummy ruffs or South discards.
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Scottsdale Falls to Kofa in Wrestling Meet
Beaver matmen defeated Beaver matmen. Scottsdale was defeated by Kofa 30 to 15 last Saturday. Scottsdale won three of twelve weight classes: 145 Steve Williams pinned Chuck Edwards of Kofa. 165 Doug Morris defeated Terry Evans 2–0. 180 Jack pinned his Kofa opponent Dave Giving. Heavyweight Don Forwood tied Bill Daily 3–3.
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Colts edge Eagles 20 14 in Playoff Bowl defense shines
In the sun lit Playoff Bowl crowd of 58,000 watched the Colts prevail 20 14 as Tom Matte scored from the one and Lou Michaels added two extra points. Johnny Unitas threw his 233rd touchdown pass to Raymond Berry and set a team record with 19 completions.
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College cage contest forfeit fuels weekend basketball headlines
The season's first weekend featured disputed finishes and standout performances. NC State forfeited at Maryland after Norm Sloan protested calls, UCLA's Lew Alcindor fouled out then returned to lead a 76-67 win, and North Carolina edged Duke 59-56 with Larry Miller's late basket amid top ten teams winning.
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North Wins All Four Bowl Games In Postseason Sweep
North teams completed a clean sweep of their four postseason bowl games against the South. In the Hula Bowl at Honolulu Purdue’s Bob Griese led the North with three TD passes and a field goal, while Florida’s Steve Spurrier and Dave Williams produced key plays for the South. The Senior Bowl in Mobile saw Idaho’s Ray McDonald and Oregon State’s Bob Grim star as the North dominated. Baylor’s Terry Southall and Brigham Young’s Virgil Carter each threw TD passes for the South, Alabama’s Ray Perkins contributed as a receiver.
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Steinhauer Breaks Indoor Shotput World Mark at All American Games
Neal Steinhauer known as Super Duck at the University of Oregon achieved a 66 feet 6 inches indoor shotput, surpassing the prior 64 feet 11 3/4 inch record. Randy Matson and other Olympians like Ralph Boston and Bob Seagren also shone as the indoor track carnival began at the All American Games in San Francisco.
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