Miami and Colorado Interceptions Dominate Bowl Season
Miami and Colorado built records through key interceptions as they dominated opponents in an action filled season. Dallas referees, Kerry Mottl, Dick Anderson and Jeff Raymond starred with multiple picks while Corbin and Dye contributed decisive returns and touchdowns for Miami.
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Tex
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Beathard Key To Oilers Rise
Houston Oilers rise with Pete Beathard becoming the pivot in a 1960s AFL context. Beathard’s arrival boosted a club moving from cellar to top of the division as a late-season surge builds toward an AFL championship bid against Oakland. Coach Wally Lemm praises Beathard’s week-by-week improvement and the defense’s turnabout, noting strong secondary play and team cohesion amid a reshaped lineup.
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Holovak Fines Three Patriots For Late Meeting
Miami AP Coach Mike Holovak fined three Boston Patriots players after a late arrival to a team meeting. Nick Buoniconti Larry Eisenhauer and Ken Hall faced penalties amid a rough season. Buoniconti received a potential $2000 fine for a bad attitude as Boston lost 41-32 to Miami and dropped toward the Eastern Division cellar.
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Giants Eye Pro Draft Picks After Tarkenton Deal
New York Giants will hold second, third, and fifth round picks in the early seven rounds of January's draft. Coach Allie Sherman said the No. 1 choice goes to Minnesota in the Tarkenton trade, with No. 4 to Dallas for Bob Lurtsema. Sherman praised the defense and said several players could boost next season.
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Barbers Clip Caradoris In Cohoes League Action
Cepiel's Barbers defeated Caradori's 80 to 54 at Lansing School in Cohoes League play. Last night scores list Gene Cuban 28 and Tim Kennedy 20 for Cepiel's Barbers, while Wayne Io land led Caradori's with 8 points amid a night of all action and no games scheduled for Thursday.
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CYO Basketball Results Dense with Player Scoring Details
CYO results list Braddys St Augustine s St Anthony s Sacred Heart St Mary s Trey St Joseph s St Patrick s Watervliet St Ambrose St Brigids Juniors Patrick s St Joseph s with multiple players tallied including Tim Coanrod Rick Thompson Fred Kirwin Larry Ryan Tim Simmons Mike Manupel John Yackohack Dan Beylevine Al Sale ki Jay Pallozzi Bob Sherlock Gabe Foy Mamny Criscione Bill Boland Bob Foley Terry Bouchard Joe Popp Dave Campese Bob Di Boice Joe Murphy Bob Pickett Tom Nash Joe Azadorin Bob Gor man Jay Horton Tim McHale Timmy Strife and others across several squads.
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Steve LaPaul
Terry Bouchard
Ron Renslow
Joe Popp
Dave Campese
Mamny Criscione
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Dave Capitula
Ron Mathews
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Joe Murphy
Bob Pickett
Tom Nash
Bob Bolmer
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Jim Tetrault
Jack Pastornon
St. Joseph's
Bob Weilkind
Guy Ragosta
Jay Horton
Tim McHale
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Boxley Leads JCC Victory as Big Scorer Sparks Troy
Bill Boxley of the Troy Jewish Community Center dominates with 24 points per game and 33 in the 69-63 win over Sche nectady, boosting an unbeaten streak to six. The club hosts its Alumni game at 8 p.m. on December 26 with coach Steve Dworsky leading a list of former players.
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Joe Cohen
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Sanford Finkle
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Frank Gordon
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Schenectady
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Ray Sarnecki
Stu Arnheim
Brad McKee
Russ Gradis
Mark Sieder
Albany YMCA Defeats Troy YMCA In Handball Match
The Albany YMCA beat the Visiting Troy YMCA in a handball contest yesterday. Results listed include Chris Long over Andre Coronary, Adam Simonian over George Jads, A over Jerry Ballard, Frank Burnett over Fred Fields, Joe Ryan over Joe Mulcahy, Ralph Schaffer over Walt Zelenke, Dick Van Vatten over Ralph Moore, and T over Gus Zimadonis.
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Wilson nets 36 as Oswego State top Brooklyn College
Greg Wilson former Hudson Valley star scored 36 points to lead Oswego State to a 48 6 victory over Brooklyn College in a college basketball game.
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NAV
Greg Wilson
Hudson Valley Star
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Brooklyn College
Major Tracks Night Includes Wide Field of Race Entries
A sprawling list of horses and handlers appears for a major tracks night including King Courage, Star 3 Bungalow, Hasty Fame, Greek Spirit, Royal Dance, Debbies Lark, and Meadow's Welcome among many others with results, times, and payouts noted. Attendance figures around 6,947 with sizable handle and multiple betting pools observed.
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Marciano Knocks Out Dempsey in Computer Bout
In Miami, Rocky Marciano defeated Jack Dempsey in 13th round KO in a simulated all-time heavyweight tournament final. The computer matchup, based on a 15 week event by a Miami producer, had Marciano at 184 pounds and Dempsey at 191. Cards showed Dempsey winning four rounds, Marciano four, and four even, with Dempsey knocked down multiple times before the final 2 28 of the 18th round.
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