Chiefs, Cowboys win big as Blanda falters in Oakland loss
In a pivotal NFL Sunday, Kansas City beat Oakland 16 14 ending the Raiders AFC West dominance. Otis Taylor starred with four catches and a key interference call, Jan Stenerud kicked the decisive 10 yard field goal with 1 34 left. Dallas crushed the Giants 42 14 behind Staubach’s three TD passes and Hayes two long scores.
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Delaware explodes to 72 22 massacre at Boardwalk
United Press International reports a high scoring game as Delaware and C W Post tied 0-0 after one quarter. The Blue Hens, led by Bill Armstrong with two touchdowns, dominated the Boardwalk game at Atlantic City 72-22, with Sam Neff and Bob Smith delivering deep scoring passes to Peter Johnson Jim Colbert and Larry Rybicki.
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Ukiah Wrestlers Shine at Santa Rosa Tourney Debut
Ukiah's varsity wrestling team took second in the Santa Rosa Invitational behind Montgomery, with two individual champions Tom Burke heavyweight and Randy Spagnola at 95 pounds sharing Most Outstanding Wrestler honors with Rob Wilson of Montgomery. Mike Fox, Jim Johnson, and Joe Masini earned seconds, Danny Burton a fourth, as Ukiah scored 69 points for runner up. Ukiah opens NBL I dual meet with Hogan of Vallejo at Chessall Gym before traveling to Fortuna for a Saturday meet.
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Piner
49ers Still Alive in Playoff Chase After Dominant Win
San Francisco limited Atlanta to 130 yards and a field goal in a 24-3 victory, keeping alive hopes for a divisional title or best runnerup record. Oakland fell 16-14 after leading late, while San Diego crushed Denver 45-17 as John Hadi threw four TDs. The 49ers, 8-5, face Washington and Pittsburgh with Rams looming.
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Stanford Opens Drills Ahead of Rose Bowl Meeting
Stanford began practices as it prepares to face Michigan in the Rose Bowl. Michigan, 11-0 and 12 1/2 point favorite, will meet Stanford after last year’s win over Ohio State. Coach John Ralston says Michigan presents a similar challenge to Ohio State, noting Stanford’s passing threat. Next Sunday the team moves workouts to Long Beach.
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South Fork dominates Boonville invitational tourney
South Fork swept the Anderson Valley Invitational Basketball Tourney 1971 finishing 5-0 to claim the championship. Anderson Valley finished second after beating Saint Vincent's and Mendocino, with CSD fourth. All tournament honors went to players from South Fork CSD Mendocino and Saint Vincent's. AV cheerleaders earned best spirit and CSD Berkeley won the sportsmanship award.
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Bill Reagan
Dan Tocchini
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Lakers Tie NBA Record With 21st Straight Victory
The Los Angeles Lakers beat the Atlanta Hawks 104-95 to extend their winning streak to 21, a new NBA mark. Wilt Chamberlain grabbed 24 rebounds and Jerry West scored 26 as Gail Goodrich added 32 in the LA win, while Sharman called it his biggest thrill as coach or player. The win improved the Lakers to 27-3, remaining unbeaten since late October.
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Gail Goodrich
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Ukiah Wildcats Open Holiday Invitational With Promising Start
Ukiah high school basketball fans eye a strong start as the Wildcats, after a 54 32 win over Piner and earlier results against Rancho Cotate Healdsburg and Palo Alto, prepare for the Fifth Annual Ukiah Holiday Invitational beginning Thursday. Jayvees won 57 37, Frosh lost 54 48. The tourney features eight Varsity teams led by Analy Sebastopol and San Juan, with El Molino game scheduled Tuesday for Jayvees and Varsity to follow.
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Bruins Dominate Texas A&M in 117 53 Victory
UCLA, ranked number one, extended its win streak to four with a 117 to 53 demolition of Texas A&M. The Bruins have posted 105 106 110 and 117 points in the four straight wins as Washington USC and other contenders chase pace in the college basketball scene.
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El Camino College Dominates Santa Rosa In JC Title Game
El Camino College, 11-1, racked up 500 plus offensive yards and five interceptions to rout Santa Rosa 48-14. Quarterback Coy Hall threw three TD passes including a 70 yard strike to Doug Jena, who also ran for a score. Santa Rosa, 10-2, replied with a one yard TD plunge by Joe Stender and a 52 yard interception return.
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