Coronado’s Grainger Named Progress Player of the Week
Coronado’s Bill Grainger earns Progress Player of the Week after boosting average to about 20 points per game since the holiday tourney. He contributed 20 points in a upset of Mesa and 17 in a narrow win over Arcadia as coach Herb Sherman notes his improved shooting and outside range.
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Colts Ready for Super Bowl Tilt At Orange Bowl
Baltimore Colts coach Don McCafferty says the team views the Super Bowl as a big but normal game and will focus on offense in practice at the Orange Bowl. He notes artificial turf poses no major issues and plans defense work Friday with a kicking session on Saturday. McCafferty also credits quarterback John Unitas for easing prep for the big game against the Dallas Cowboys.
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Hill Ready If Garrison Plays Cowboys See Super Bowl
Calvin Hill stays prepared for action as Dallas coach Tom Landry weighs Walt Garrison’s shoulder and ankle status for the Super Bowl clash with the Colts at Yankee Stadium. Hill, Yale grad and former starter, notes he has been ready for four games, and emphasizes being ready is the key.
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NCAA Convention Faces Aid Debates as AFCA Joins
Houston dispatch reports NCAA and AFCA discussions on student athlete financial aid with no settlement. The convention kept the 1.6 eligibility rule and allowed fresh men in postseason play. New leaders named Earl M. Ramer and Earle Edwards to succeed Broyles.
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Warriors top Bulls as Johnson nets 18 keys
Eric Johnson leads the Warriors with 18 points pacing a 40 31 win over the Bulls. Donald Koch adds nine as Joe Bublich tallies ten for the Bulls. In other action the Broncos defeat the Bucks 38 27.
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Bowling stars shine in Frontier leagues and more
Dave Richards rolled 257 for a 661 series in Frontier Lanes Guys and Dolls. Nancy Renner had 204, Marlenea Burdoin 527 in Frontier Gems. Roy Post led Friendly Fours with 612. Jean Carpenter 208 and 510 in Frontier Gems. Gene Jones Tolled 227 in Automotive. Jay Larson top 225 in Independent bowling.
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Namath tells grand jury NFL antitrust violations
Jets quarterback Joe Namath testified for 90 minutes about NFL antitrust concerns after emerging from questioning. He argued players cannot secure fair terms when drafted or negotiating contracts and recalled past clashes with Commissioner Rozelle. Dave Parks also testified about draft choices and pressure from team decisions.
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Waters report from Central to Southeast regions
Central waters rated poor except Saguaro fair for bass. White Mountains frozen with poor access. Rim Lakes all waters frozen with poor or closed conditions. North Central waters frozen thawing possibly open by mid January. Upper Colorado River Mead good for trout fair for bass catfish crappie. Willow Beach Mo have good trout. Lee’s Ferry topook Havasu good for bass fair for catfish crappie. Southwestern Mittry fair for bass crappie bluegill. Martinez good for bass excellent for crappie bluegill fair. Yuma canals excellent on tilapia. Southeastern San Carlos poor.
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Roadrunners Tie for Second in WHL With Win Over Salt Lake
Phoenix Roadrunners beat the Salt Lake Golden Eagles 6 4 to move into a tie for second in the Western Hockey League. Doug Acomb scored twice and assisted on another as Phoenix built a 2 0 lead after the first period and held on. Dennis Kassian notched a hat trick as Salt Lake closed with late goals. Phoenix hosts San Diego Friday then travels to face the Gulls Saturday.
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Jacksonville Quint Defeats Manhattan 67 40 in NCAA Action
Jacksonville used a strong second half to pull away from Manhattan 67 40. Vaughn Wedeking led the Dolphins with 16 points while Artis Gilmore dominated inside with six blocks and 16 rebounds.
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Mississippi QB Faces Tough Prospects In Pro Draft
The article notes Mississippi quarterback decisions in pro football or baseball. Jake Gibbs chose baseball for the Yankees years ago and is a second-string catcher. Marining and Manning, both Mississippi talents, are drafted in baseball rounds with talk of pro football futures and possible position changes. Lou Gorman of the Royals seeks to recruit Manning for baseball despite football prospects.
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Benefit memorial proceeds fund police officers Bluhm and Stone
Ten sprinters race in the Davis-Dr purse at Turf Paradise as part of an Arizona Downs program dedicated to late police officers Albert Bluhm and Dale Stone. Steel Driver and Andy's Grounded lead two appearances this meeting with recent form noted, while Querencia and Beau Chapeau also compete.
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