Packers Triumph In Super Bowl Remains Lombardi Era Dominant
Green Bay defeated Oakland 33-14 to win the Super Bowl as Lombardi hints at a move to front office. Bart Starr threw for a TD and 202 yards while Don Chandler kicked four field goals. Key players include Dowler, McGee, Anderson, Wilson, and Adderley in a show of Packers continuity and aging stars.
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Ukiah Matmen Fall in First Loss to Willits
Ukiah grapplers drop 27 20 in a NBL dual at Chessall Gym as Willits tops Ukiah with 260-pound George Guthrie pinning George Kinman. Ukiah vows to rebound at Hogan and chase NBL titles and individual honors.
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Alcindor Ready for Bruins Big Showdown at Houston
UCLA star Lew Alcindor was listed as ready to play after an eye injury and will join the Bruins for a pivotal road test against Houston in the Astrodome. UCLA coach John Wooden said the injury is not serious and Alcindor would be examined as a precaution.
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Pott Captures Crosby Pro-Am With Dramatic Playoff
Johnny Pott won the Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach in a three way playoff over Casper and Devlin. He clinched victory with a 25 foot chip on the playoff hole after tying Casper and Devlin at 285. Prize money totaled 16 000 plus 2 700 with his amateur partner Virgil Sherrill also collecting.
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Packers Rally to Finish Strong for Lombardi
In the Orange Bowl halftime huddle Packers players vowed to finish the game for Vince Lombardi. Jerry Kramer urged veterans to play for the coach, as Green Bay surged from a 16-7 halftime deficit to a 33-14 victory over Oakland, with Bart Starr and Max McGee among retirees.
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Final Rites for UC Coach Clarence Price Held
Private services were scheduled today for Clarence Price known as Nibs, longtime California football and basketball coach. Price, 77, died after a long illness at Merritt Hospital. He joined Cal in 1919 as an assistant to Andy Smith and led both sports, earning six PCC titles and 11 Southern Division championships before retiring in 1954 to enter real estate.
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Nibs) Price
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Raiders fall to Packers in Orange Bowl loss
Oakland Raiders blame themselves for three costly mistakes as Green Bay Packers win 33 to 14 in the Orange Bowl. Hewritt Dixon cites missed tackles and turnovers, while Coach John Madden calls it a turning point and praises Green Bay as a very fine team.
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Ukiah Wildcat Cagers Hit Busy Week Schedule
Ukiah High hosts Hogan in a Tuesday 4 p.m. varsity tilt as part of a rugged slate. Montgomery’s Falcons topple Ukiah 88-61 in San Jose area action, with Hogan’s Spartans falling 69-68 at Vallejo. Jayvee results show Montgomery beating Ukiah 52-31, while Hogan’s juniors upset Petaluma 65-58.
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