Experts Pick Cowboys To Win Super Bowl Says Al Thomas
Al Thomas says the Cowboys will win the Super Bowl, arguing Staubach as the decisive edge and predicting Dallas stars Lilly Pugh Hayes Warfield and Kiick Thomas Garrison as key factors. He notes Miami’s Warfield and Yepremian as threats but favors Dallas for quarterback edge and overall talent.
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Bob Hayes
Lance Alworth
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Jethro Pugh
Leroy Jordan
Garo Yepremian
Roger Staubach
Craig Morton
Cowboys
Don Shula
Miami
Staubach
Dolphins by Ten In Super Bowl Showdown Says Dungjen
Mike Dungjen weighs Cowboys vs Dolphins with Dallas riding a nine game win streak and Miami powered by Griese Warfield and Csonka. He predicts Miami will cover the spread by ten as both offenses clash and the Miami defense tests Staubach and the Dallas pass defense.
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Roger Staubach
Miami Dolphins
Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
Larry ‘Zonk
Bank” Csonka
Jim Kiick
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Duane Thomas
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Ex Ohio State Star Siegfried Retiring From The NBA Circuit
Former Ohio State star Larry Siegfried, 32, announced his retirement from pro basketball after a season with the Atlanta Hawks. He cited a desire to pursue coaching and explained his decision followed a period of time off andReflection after limited duties with Atlanta.
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Autumn Saturdays Stir Nebraska Coach Devaney to Consider Retirement
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney says autumn Saturdays weigh on him and he may retire soon. He plans to decide in the next few days after attending the American Football Coaches Association meeting in Hollywood Florida. Devaney has led Nebraska to national titles during his tenure.
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UPI
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Bear” Bryant
Alabama
Remembering Jack Campbell the famed handicapper and racing figure
An obituary style profile recalls Jack Campbell born 1876 died 1954 hailed as the greatest handicapper by Max Hirsch. It traces his rise from a Mississippi river boat captain’s son to New Orleans and New York racing secretary and handicapper across many tracks including Carter Handicap 1944 dead heat.
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Max Hirsch
Jack Campbell
Jack Blanks
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Frazier and Daniels Ready for Heavyweight Showdown
New Orleans reports Terry Daniels, ranked 10th, prepared for a 15 round title bid against Joe Frazier. Daniels spoke of dream prep and a hard bout, while Frazier completed six rounds of work in a final sparring session ahead of the Saturday night clash.
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UPI
Terry Daniels
Joe Frazier
Daniels
Frazier
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SMU
Finger Lakes Racing Dates Set for 1972 Season
The Finger Lakes racing season will span 147 days in 1972 with spring meet May 1 to June 30, summer July 1 to August 31, and fall Sept 1 to Nov 7. The New York Racing Commission confirmed approval of Finger Lakes Racing Association dates on Thursday.
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UPS
Finger Lakes
New York Racing Commission
Finger Lakes Racing Association
Wrestling Schedule At A Glance For Tonight And Saturday
Cloverleaf visits Medina at 7 tonight. Saturday Brunswick at Central Hover at 6 Buckeye at Bay Tourney 12 and 8 Barberton at Highland 7.
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Keystone
W. Holmes
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Wadsworth
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Westlake
Medina
Rittman
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Highland
Dolphins QB Griese Wins Hickok December Athlete Award
Bob Griese, quarterback of the Miami Dolphins, was named December winner in the Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year poll. The award honors standout performances in pro football and other sports from the year.
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NEW York
UPI
Bob Griese
Miami Dolphins
Hickok
Dunning Signs Tribe Contract as Brandt Returns?
Right hander Steve Dunning became the seventh Cleveland Indian to sign his 1972 contract. Terms were not disclosed. Dunning, in his third season, appeared in 31 games in 1971 with an 8-14 record and a 4.50 ERA. The Indians placed utility infielder Chuck Hinton on waivers for outright release. Hinton, 35, batted .224 with five home runs and 14 RBI last season.
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Cleveland
UPI
Steve Dunning
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