East West Shrine clash profiles star backfields at Candlestick
In the Shrine East West game at Candlestick Park 45 000 fans will watch Craig Curry Ed Marinaro Eric Allen and Bernard Jackson lead the East backs against Sipes Jones Moore and Jackson for the West. The rosters feature top college players likely to enter the next NFL draft with others like Leland Glass Jim Krieg Tom Reynolds and Mike Siani among receivers and backs lined up for a high scoring showcase.
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UPI
Craig Curry
Ed Marinaro
Eric Allen
Brian Sipe
Bobby Moore
Bernard Jackson
Candlestick Park
John Reaves
Florida
Sipes
San Diego State
West
Buckeyes Face UCLA In Bruin Classic Final
UCLA the No 1 ranked team meets sixth rated Ohio State in the Bruin Classic final after both teams won their first round games. Ohio State defeated Arizona 90-47, UCLA routed Texas 115-65 as the Bruins extended their win streak to 22 and surpassed 100 points for the seventh time this season.
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UCLA
Ohio State Tonight
Ohio Buckeyes
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Texas
Pauley Pavilion
Siemon Wins Pop Warner Award for West Coast
Palo Alto reports Stanford All America linebacker Jeff Siemon won the 1971 Pop Warner Award as best senior West Coast player. He edged Bernard Jackson of Washington State and Bobby Moore of Oregon in a close vote. Siemon starred in the Rose Bowl victory, logging 15 tackles, and helped Stanford win the Pac 8 title. Presentation by Ernie Nevers at the Palo Sports Club Million Dollar Banquet on January 25.
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UPI
Jeff Siemon
Stanford
Pop Warner
West Coast
Siemon
Bernard Jackson
Washington State
Bobby Moore
Oregon
Indians
Ernie Nevers
Palo
Rod Gun installs Monday at Ukiah Grange Hall
Ukiah Rod and Gun Club holds its first 1972 meeting Monday at 7 30 PM in the Grange Hall South State Street. Newell Rawles will install Keith Trouette as president for 1972, with Ray Page Ron Rucker Jack Hunt Burt Banzhaf Al Whitney Ted Hilton and Charles Burkhardt named to key posts. Two wildlife films precede the meeting and refreshments follow.
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Ukiah Rod and Gun Club
Grange
Goalies must ever be alert Montreal caps two unassisted goals
Montreal Canadiens edged the California Golden Seals 3-2 as goalie Gilles Meloche twice let the puck slip, yielding two unassisted Seals scores. Yvon Cournoyer opened the scoring at 8:40 of the second, Walt McKechnie tied on a Seals power play, Jacques Lemaire stretched Montreal’s lead, and Tommy Williams answered late for California.
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UPI
Montreal Canadiens
Gilles Meloche
California Golden Seals
Canadiens
Seals
Yvon Cournoyer
Meloche
Walt McKechnie
Norm Ferguson
Phil Myre
Jacques Lemaire
Tommy Williams
California
Dallas San Francisco Game Time Set On CBS Five
The Dallas San Francisco game in Dallas starts on CBS Channel 5 at 10 30 a m Pacific Sunday. The Miami Baltimore game in Miami begins at 1 30 p m on NBC Channel 4. Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced the schedule.
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San Francisco 49Ers
Dallas
49Ers
Channel
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Cowboys
Miami
New York
UPI
NBC
Pete Rozelle
Santa Rosa Indoor Super Midget Entry List Grows
The 1972 Santa Rosa indoor super midget auto racing season opens Saturday night at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds Exposition Pavilion with local drivers aiming to halt Woodland’s Gary Koster’s two year title run. Lem Tolliver leads a field including Jack Thompson, Chuck Gurney, Chuck Ross, Larry Mick, Charlie Hays and Bob Ensign among 35 plus cars. Qualifying at 7:00 p.m. and racing at 8:15 p.m. Saturday, followed by AMA sportsman motorcycles Sunday with practice at 11 a.m. and racing at 1 p.m.
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Redwood Empire
Woodland
Gary Koster
Bay Cities Racing Association
Sonoma County Fairgrounds Exposition Pavilion
Jerry Belotti
Rohnert Park
Bellotti
Lem Tolliver
San Jose
Tolliver
Bellot
Jack Thomp
Bob Johnson
Johnny Franklin
Chevy
Fremont
Bob DeJong
Hank Butcher
Hayward
Ray Wise
Sacramento
Cavaliers grab NBA lead in midweek action
The Cleveland Cavaliers moved into first place in the NBA Central Division by edging the Philadelphia 76ers 103-102 as Butch Beard drove in a winning layup with 24 seconds left. Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 32 for Milwaukee in a 123-84 win over Portland. Cazzie Russell led Golden State past Cincinnati 107-102. Clem Haskins and Dick Van Arsdale led Phoenix in a 124-106 win over Houston.
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National Basketball Association
Wilt Chamberlain
NBA
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Cavaliers
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Butch Beard
76Ers
Kevin Loughery
Hal Greer
Bobby Smith
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Jon McGlocklin
Milwaukee Bucks
Portland Trail Blazers
Dale
Schlueter
Portland
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Golden State Warriors
Cincinnati Royals
Tom van Arsdale
Royals
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Dick van Arsdale
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Houston
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Golden State
Nolan plots Sunday chess match for NFC title
San Francisco coach Dick Nolan compares Sunday's NFC championship prep to a chess match with Dallas coach Tom Landry. He notes past mistakes from last season when Dallas beat the 49ers 17-10, cites the 49ers youngsters on defense, and discusses adjusting to Landry's potential three-receiver setups and Hayes in the slot with Ditka or Truax.
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UPD
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San Francisco 49Ers
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Cowboys
D9ers
Dallas
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Cedrick Hardman
Bruce Taylor
Bill Belk
Jim Sniadecki
Skip Vanderbundt
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Cedrick
Skip
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Taylor
Landry
Kansas City Chiefs
49Ers
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Lance Alworth
Mike Ditka
Bill Truax
Johnny Fuller
Otis Taylor
Chiefs
Kansas City
Fuller
Mel Phillips
Hayes
Brockington Named NFL Rookie of the Year in 1971
John Brockington of the Green Bay Packers is named United Press International's 1971 National Football Conference Rookie of the Year. The Ohio State alumnus rushed for 1,105 yards, the most by a first year player, earning a spot on the All NFC rookie team with 32 of 39 votes.
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UPI
John Brockington
United Press International
Brockington
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Beattie Feathers
Cook
Ie Gilchrist
Paul Robinson
Vic Washington
San Francisco
Isiah Robertson
Los Angeles Rams
Brookington
Brooklyn
N.Y
Jim Taylor
Tony Canadeo
Green Bay
Boyd Dowler
49ers arrive in Dallas after NFC win over Washington
San Francisco beat Washington 24-20 as Bruce Taylor suffered a right ankle sprain and is listed doubtful. John Brodie threw for 176 yards and two touchdowns including a 78-yard score to Gene Washington. Nunley Wilcox and Van derbundt led a stout defense as the 49ers prep for Saturday workout at Texas Stadium.
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Taylor
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Steve Spurrier
Jim McCann
John Brodie
Gene Washington
San Francisco
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