Griese Ready for Super Bowl VII Despite Ankle Swelling
Miami quarterback Bob Griese says his right ankle is still puffy but he can perform as before. He will start Sunday over Earl Morrall in Super Bowl VII against the Washington Redskins. Griese praises Don Shula’s decision making and notes timing is back after his October injury. He expects either he or Morrall to lead a 16-0 Dolphins to victory.
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Allen Worried About Washington Wives Ahead Of Super Bowl
Washington coach George Allen frets over distractions from players spouses after Super Bowl IV loss. He plans restrictions on Redskins wives attending the game against the Miami Dolphins, while Dolphins wives travel separately.
Super Bowl Week Quips From Wyche Shula Wilbur and More
Anaheim reporters capture colorful lines from Sam Wyche and Don Shula during Super Bowl week. Wyche jokes about preparing to win now, Shula deflects questions, Wilbur mocks the rivals, Fernandez explains his personal style, and Brown discusses running with simple thoughts.
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Skinner Leads Redskins In Postgame Prayer After Title Win
Washington Redskins players knelt in the dressing room after clinching the National Conference title as evangelist Tom Skinner led a prayer. Skinner, 30, anchored team chapel services and counseling, citing improved sense of community and personal faith among players and coaches.
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Suns Host Warriors In Key Home Soon Battle
Phoenix Suns enter a home and home with Golden State at Veterans Memorial Coliseum aiming for a fourth straight win. Suns sit 22-21, over .500 for first time in two months, trailing second place in the Pacific Division by seven games. Colangelo dismisses Hawks trade rumors as ridiculous.
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Archibald Frazier Star As Knicks and Kings Win Big
Nate Archibald scored 42 as the Kings edged the Warriors 109 108 in a tight finish. Walt Frazier led New York past Atlanta 122 107 in his hometown, aiding the Knicks eighth straight win. Bill Bradley added 24 for the Knicks. Pete Maravich scored 23 for the Hawks amid injuries on Atlanta.
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Women golf teams tie for low scores at Desert Forest
Phyllis Newell and Bernice Allen tied Nancy LaPierre and Joan Cowles with 69 in blind partner beat ball play at Desert Forest Golf Club. Anne Fisher and Jackie Carson placed second with 71, while Dorothy Morse and Marion Luchs tied for the lowest putts with 34.
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Gulls Edge Roadrunners for Second in WHL Standings
San Diego Gulls defeated Phoenix Roadrunners 2-1 as Nels Venerus and Tom Trevelyan scored in the second period. Jim Murray’s 30-foot shot ruined Ken Broderick’s bid for a third shutout, with Broderick stopping 25 and Gary Simmons 19 saves for the Gulls.
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Aligning the clubface with the bottom edge at impact
The guide emphasizes placing the clubhead behind the ball using the bottom edge as the alignment reference. Squaring the leading edge to a right angle with the target line helps prevent off-line shots. If consistently misaligned, have a friend check your stance for accuracy.
Motors No 2 routs Gigi's in city league play
Motorola No 2 powered past Gigi's 80 to 32 as Jim Daugherty led with 19 points and Mike Stautner added 17. Jack Hague scored 13, Don Sundby 12, while John Mason had 12 for Gigi's. Roy Dossey Plumbing crushed the 258th Company 82 to 36 behind Ken Walker 30. The Roundballers beat the Lizards 49-42 with Greg Upton 15 and Stan Farmer 10. Landscaping Unlimited policy cancelled by National Life Insurance in a 51-13 shellacking. Hormel Hams topped Solid State Devices 44-22 as Jim Donker and Cal Ryan had 9 each. The Fish defeated the Frat Rats by forfeit.
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Wrestling clinics begin Saturday for five weeks
The city Parks and Recreation Department will run five free elementary wrestling clinics at Coronado High gym through Feb 10. Grades 1-4 meet at 9 a.m. and grades 5-8 at 10 a.m. Each session lasts one hour. Contact Scott Norris at City Hall for information.
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Dozen Races Set At Phoenix Greyhound Park Tonight
Scottsdale Daily Progress records selections by Perry Mutual for nine greyhound races at 3801 E. Washington St. Phoenix with first post at 8 p.m. Best bet is Whizzer Ben in race nine and quinella in race nine between Whizzer Ben and Dusty Mitch plus W.C. Trishi.
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College cage scores across several games
Temple defeated Syracuse 63 to 55 while Brandeis beat RPI 69 to 64 Pace edged Match St 466 NY Tech 6 0. Kings Point surprised Clarion 108 68 Messiah topped Shenandoah 85 69 Steubenville 53 Pt Park 48 Weidenhammer 74 Johns Hopkins 55. G. Webb posted 102 69 Lyngstene. NC A T 73 Washtenaw St 68 Guilford 90 Atlanta Christian 75 Lenoir Rhyne 98 Pfeiffer 67 Connecticut 84 South Florida 67 Mercer Atlanta 106 North Georgia 98 Oglethorpe 76 Shrtr 66.
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Quarry floors Kasper with fifth round knockout
Tenth ranked light heavyweight Mike Quarry from Bakersfield California dominated Paul Kasper in Orlando Florida winning by technical knockout at 1 45 of the fifth round. Quarry opened the assault with body and head left hooks and delivered a decisive finish after a flurry of punches ending with a sharp left hook.
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Arizona ski areas report varied conditions and closures
Skiing reports show Snow Bowl near Flagstaff with 12 inches new snow and base depths from 10 to 66 inches. Sunrise Park near McNary and Bill Williams near Williams offer good to excellent conditions with high base depths. Several lifts and facilities operate, while Glacier Glide and Mt. Lemmon ski areas are closed. Chains required at several locations.
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