Shenandoah Falls to Grace College in Second Half
Shenandoah College used 11 players for the first time this season but collapsed after halftime, losing 92 to 75 to Grace College at Shingleton Gym. The Hornets dropped to 3-5 in seven games as key players returned from injuries.
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Dickemy
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Grace trips Shenandoah in road win on 60s burst
Grace overcame Shenandoah 85 to 79 after a second half surge as Doug Noll led with 23 points and Matt Tumsheck added 15 rebounds. Shenandoah struggled after halftime turning the ball over 17 times and finishing with 27 boards.
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Landry's Cowboys reach Super Bowl by stopping Rams
Landry’s defense and Staubach’s four TD passes lift the Cowboys to a 37-7 win over the Rams in the NFC championship. McCutcheon stalls with 10 yards on 11 carries as Dallas advances to Super Bowl X against the Steelers amid a rebuilt, rookie-heavy squad.
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Memorial Coliseum
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New York Jets
Joe Namath
John Hadl
Green Bay Packers
James Harris
Ron Jaworski
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James Wood B Team Dominates Warren County in 54-16 Win
The James Wood wrestling squad remained undefeated at 6-0 defeating Warren County 54-16. JW won seven of eight weights by pins early, with Billy Martin at 155 improving to 4-0 via a major. Warren County earned pins only at 105 155 and unlimited.
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Wildcats
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Judges and Clarke County Face District Tests Tonight
James Wood hosts Osbourn Park as Handley meets Harrisonburg in a key regional slate. Harrisonburg’s Goodwin Barber leads the Blue Streaks with 11 rebounds and 20 points against Handley in the season opener. Clarke County fights Jefferson County while Warren County hosts Broad Run to close the Northwestern District action. All games start at 8 p.m. with 6:30 p.m. prelims.
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Tarkenton Heads All Pro Team
Fran Tarkenton leads the AP All-Pro selections after a record season with the Minnesota Vikings. The backfield includes Chuck Foreman and O J Simpson, with Cliff Branch and Mel Gray as wide receivers and Riley Odoms at tight end.
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Joe DeLamielleure
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NBA and Robertson Seek Out of Court Settlement
A high level meeting will occur in New York to attempt a settlement of the Oscar Robertson antitrust lawsuit against the NBA. The suit, filed in 1970 by Robertson for players, targets the draft, option clause, and Rozelle Rule. Trial is set for June 1 with owners and players represented by key NBA figures and veterans.
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Burke
Bloch
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Larry O'Brien
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Gourdine
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Steelers win as Swann hospitalized after tough title game
After clinching the AFC title with a 16 10 victory over Oakland the Steelers rest and review film. Lynn Swann remains hospitalized with a head injury in satisfactory condition as others recover from the game. Coach Chuck Noll praised defenders and noted cold weather affected play. Three days off before Super Bowl X prep against the Dallas Cowboys.
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