49ers ready for title rematch with Cowboys on Sunday
San Francisco lines up a strengthened right side for the National Conference title game in Dallas. Cedric Hardman, Jim Sniadecki and Mike Simpson are key vs the Cowboys offense, with Frank Nunnely calling defensive formations and ready to adjust.
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Sanfrancisco
UPI
San Francisco
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
49Ers
Dallas
Cedric Hardman
Jim Sniadecki
Bruce Taylor
Hardman
Taylor
Sniadecki
Skip Vanderbundt
Mike Simpson
Tom Landry
Mike Giddings
Giddings
Calvin Hill
Duane Thomas
Roger) Staubach
Frank Nunfey
Otis Taylor Named AFC Player of the Year by UPI
Otis Taylor, 29, wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, won the 1971 AFC Player of the Year honor from United Press International. He led the conference with 1,110 receiving yards, 57 catches, and seven touchdowns, edging Bob Griese and peers in a 12 to 9 to 3 to 1 vote spread.
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New York
UPI
Otis Taylor
United Press International
Taylor
Kansas City Chiefs
Floyd Little
Denver
Walt Sweeney
San Diego
Paul Warfield
Miami
Ted Hendricks
Baltimore
Kansas City
Prairie View
Fred Biletnikoff
Oakland Raiders
Church League to Resume Cage Tilts in Ukiah Valley
The 1971-72 Ukiah Valley Church League returns with games Jan 6 and Jan 8 at Pomolita Gymnasium, Evangelical vs St Marys and Potter Valley Bible vs Trinity Baptist on Jan 6, Redwood Valley vs LDS and First Baptist vs Methodists on Jan 8. First round ends Jan 29 with notable performances from Larry Long Randy Moore and Rusty Todd. Spectators welcome. women’s games expected soon.
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Pomolita Gymnasium
Evangelical
St. Mary’s
Potter Valley Bible
Trinity Baptist
Redwood Valley
LDS
First Baptist
Methodists
Potter Valley High
Community High
Dave
Rusty Todd
Rusty
Rick van Beek
Potter Valley
Mark
J. Porticallian
Bob Petro
M. Ford
Jolly Carr
Mary's
Gillis
Walters
Whittaker
B. King
Ledford
Nelson
Clarke
Wheaten
Trinity
Alexander
Methodist
Randy Moore
Larry Long
Ken Jones
Bo Emmett
Bob Newly
Ray Ashford
Dave Smith
Larry Smith
Chris Crozier
Chambers
Carr
Randy Honnold
Evangelical Free Church
Jerry Martin
Nelson Redding
Gary Underhill
Ray Kruth
Ken Carlson
Bob Underhill
Frye
Bruce Weselsky
Brown
Saints
G. Todd
David Todd
Doouist
Mark Porlicallian
John Gillis
Ray Whittaker
Mike
CLDS
Mel Pethel
RK L Benson
Lds Richey
Brooks
Blass
Ukiah Valley Church
Pomolua
New fishing license fees rise in 1972 plan
The Department of Fish and Game announced 1972 sport fishing licenses will go on sale before year end. Resident licenses rise from $3 to $4, three day Pacific Ocean licenses from $1 to $2, with inland waters and trout angling stamps also changing. The old $1 stamp was replaced by inland waters and a $2 trout and salmon stamp.
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Department of Fish and Game
DFG
Ray
Inland Waters
Arnett
California
Toledo Wins 35th Tangerine Bowl Triumph Over Richmond
Toledo replicates dominance with a 28-3 Tangerine Bowl win over Richmond to extend its national best winning streak to 35. Chuck Ealey earns top back honors for the third straight year, while Mel Long grabs the outstanding lineman award as Toledo’s defense yields 138 yards. Joe Schwartz scores twice, Raley adds a one-yard TD, and George Keim boots four extra points.
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Orlando
Fla
Chuck Ealey
Toledo
Richmond
Ealey
Mel Long
Long
Rockets
Ken Nichols
Keith Clark
Joe Schwartz
Ape
Raley
George Keim
Grays win as Kavanaugh Jr shines in Blue Gray game
In Montgomery Alabama South defeats North 9-0 in the 34th Blue Gray charity game Ken Kavanaugh Jr a 6-2 195 pound LSU tight end caught five passes for 93 yards earning the Souths MVP offense He is the son of former South star Ken Kavanaugh who played in 1939 and was MVP that year Guy Roberts wins 1971 MVP by one vote while Corky Calhoun and Bob Morse spark Penn to an 88-67 Kodak Classic first round victory over USC in Rochester
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Ken Kavanaugh Jr
Louisiana State
LSU
Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh Jr
Guy Roberts
Maryland
Southern California
UCLA
West Coasts
Trojans
Pennsylvania
Rochester
Penn
Corky Calhoun
Bob Morse
Lakers extend NBA streak with rout of Braves
Los Angeles remains unbeaten since October as Wilt Chamberlain and Jerry West lead a 105-87 win over Buffalo. Elmore Smith had 32 points for Buffalo though, while the Lakers outscored by 25 6 in the last nine minutes of the first half.
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United Press International
Los Angeles Lakers
Lakers
Buffalo Braves
Los Angeles
Seattle
Buffalo
Elmore Smith
Braves
Wilt Chamberlain
Jerry West
Smith
Chicago Bulls
Milwaukee Bucks
Bulls
Bucks
Chicago
Bob Love
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Love
Abdul-Jabbar
Celtics Rally Past Sixers To Extend Win Streak
Celtics overcome a 16 point deficit at Philadelphia to win 120-116 as John Havlicek tops with 36 points in the ninth straight victory. Billy Cunningham nets 24 for the visitors while the Knicks topple Detroit 119-100 and Cavaliers beat Portland 112-111. Archie Clark leads Baltimore 119-87, with 26 points and early Bullets defense. Warriors aim to snap a three game skid against the Royals in Cincinnati.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knicks
Detroit Pistons
Cleveland Cavaliers
Portland Trail Blazers
Baltimore Bullets
Cincinnati Royal
John Havlicek
Celtics
Philadelphia
76Ers
Billy Cunningham
Walt Frazier
Bill Bradley
Knicks
Detroit
Suway
Walt Wesley
Cavaliers
Trail Blazers
Bullets
Archie Clark
Royals
Baltimore
Ukiah Valley League resumes with Potter Valley host
Play resumes Tuesday at Potter Valley Gym as Potter Valley faces Spanish Mountain TV Cable's Tel Promp Ter quintet. By Jan 5 the Braves meet Masonite at Pomolita Gym with no second 8 p.m. game due to Lakeport players being unavailable. If no new team forms by Jan 25, Spanish Mountain TV and the Braves may take byes, shrinking second-half field to five teams.
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Ukiah Valley
Potter Valley
Spanish Mountain TV
Tel Promp Ter
Potter Valley Gymnasium
North State Braves
Masonite
Pomolita Gymnasium
Ukiah
Lakeport
Braves
David A. Strong
Paul Penny
Pomolua
Potter
Pomoluta
Spanish Mountain
Braves and Lakeport post big wins in crowded league game
Fort Bragg Ukiah area Dunsing clan brothers Russ and Archie lead the Braves with 12 and 10 points, Howard tops with 23. Lakeport, led by John Murray 27 and Buzz Mowborn 16, rolls past Masonite 85 to 41 as Puniska’s Trucking dominates.
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North State Braves
Lakeport
Puniska
Masonite
Dunsings
Mike
Dennis
Gary
Charlie Tollini
Steve Giannecchini
Boonville
Waggoner
Carson
van Patten
Scatena
Brad Shear
Russ
Archie Dunsing
Fort Bragg-Ukiah
Dunsing
Braves
Howard
Ron
Tim Piver
Fort Bragg
Ukiah
Gene Potter
Ron Keaton
Haas
John Murray
Buzz Mowborn
Wilson
Lurber
Piuniska
Koich
D. Craig
Tim Weaver
Cliff Avants
K. Stumann
B. Ussery
Boss
Anderson
Recreation League
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