Dolphins Star Evans Sees Miami Reach Super Bowl Peak
Norm Evans recalls a rough infancy from sleepless nights and chop suey to a championship chase in the Super Bowl. He credits maturation of Bob Griese Warfield Fleming and draft picks plus coaching staff for a wide open game against Dallas with less mistakes and a likely win.
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Lilly Keys to Cowboys Gain in Super Bowl Clash
Dallas star Bob Lilly says he has two or three moves to trouble Miami Dolphins left guard Bob Kuechenberg as Super Bowl Sunday nears. Lilly praises Dolphins center Bob DeMarco and compares Kuechenberg to Fuzzy Thurston while stressing his plan to study game films and adjust by mid first half.
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Nicklaus Opens Crosby with Six Under 66 at Cypress Point
Jack Nicklaus dominates the opening round of the Bing Crosby national pro am at Cypress Point with a six under 66, three strokes ahead of nearest rivals Lee Trevino Paul Moran and Larry Mowry. Trevino Moran shoot 63s while Mowry 69 at Spurglass Hill. Several stars struggle as 35 players break par, and format features three-course rounds before Pebble Beach finale.
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Nets Top Floridians To Take Third In ABA East
Rick Barry scored 35 as the New York Nets routed the Floridians 110-94 to climb to third place in the ABA East. John Roche added 18 points and four assists, while Barry praised Roche's defense and the Nets’ improving streak. Lonnie Wright sparked Floridians with three late 3s, but New York held on.
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Daniels Aims To Shock Frazier In New Orleans Bout
Terry Daniels, ranked 10th, vows to give a strong 15 rounds against Joe Frazier at New Orleans. Frazier promises a nightmare outcome and eyes victory on a night shaped by Daniels dreams and hard work at SMU gym.
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New backs added to NFL Pro Bowl rosters
Los Angeles reports running backs Duane Thomas of the Cowboys and Marv Hubbard of the Raiders were added to the NFL Pro Bowl teams. Thomas replaced Willie Ellison due to knee surgery while Hubbard took the place of Norm Bulaich who remains sidelined by a leg injury. Thomas had 793 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns last season, Hubbard 872 yards and a 4.8 average in his third year. both were next in line in conference voting and Thomas will report Tuesday.
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Washington ninth grade Demons win eighth game
The Washington ninth grade Demons defeated Muscatine West 72-51 on the junior high court. Doug Farrier led with 21 points and 28 rebounds, while Mike Van Cleave added 16 points and 12 boards. The team shot 44 percent and travels to Mid-Prairie on Jan. 20 for A and B games.
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Southeast Seven Conference Wrestling Meet Moves to Washington High
The Southeast Seven Conference wrestling tournament will be held at Washington High School in January per athletic director Tom English. It was moved from Oskaloosa due to scheduling difficulties. details and times will be announced later.
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State Theatre wins first half title in HI ROLLERS bowling
In the Wen State Bowling HI ROLLERS league results show State Theatre taking the first half title with strong team and individual totals. Theatre leads with a team series of 2746 and high scores by Rick Crone 236 and Pat Burroughs 220. Buckwalter Motor claims Ist half honors with a 866 single game and 2546 team series.
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First loss for eighth grade Washington cagers
Washington eighth graders suffered their first loss of the season, 40-32, to Fairfield on the Trojan court. John McCarthy led Washington with 13 points while Nelson paced Fairfield with 21. In the reserve game, Fairfield won 32. The eighth graders next play January 18 at Muscatine West.
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Huskies Lose Dual Meet against Wapello in Mat Event
Huskies fell 18 to 35 in a wrestling dual with Wapello. Highland junior varsity won 2 to 14 in prelims with three pins, one tie and two decisions. Varsity results include Don Coleman pinning Ken Becker, Bob Sexton defeating Scott Stephens, Randy Smith pinning Larry Tener, Ken Caross defeating Kirk Latta, Chuck Kron pinning Jim Walker, Duane Rarick pinning Denny Dotson, Mark McCulley defeating Russell Keeler, Jeff Dotson defeating Randy Thomann, Ken Moore defeating Mike Goodrich, Jerry McGill pinning Leonard Corpman, Doug Brown defeating Rich Rath, and Tim Carson defeating Mike Stephens.
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