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THE BAYTOWN SUN
Monday, Ducumbur 17,1971
Two Sellouts Assured - -
‘Super Weekend’ Slated
Sterling To
Play Rayburn
On The Road
For Miami’s Orange Bowlifl^ssajgs
MIAMI (AP) — Football’s world champion Baltimore
"Super Weekend" is ahead In Colts and the Miami Dolphins
Miami with the national cham-la certain to generate even
piomhip college game plus a more enthusiasm among the lo-
pro showdovVn, giving the Or- cal folks
ange Bowl two 77,000 sellouts Tickets go on sale today for
within 14 hours. the Colts-Dolphlns match and
NextSaturday night’s Ora^e they may not last until night-
Bowl game between No. 1-rank- fall,
ed Nebraska and No. t Ala- There are no hotel rooms
bama might have, according to available for the New Year's
ticket people, drawn a crowd of weekend, no airplane apace
200,000. Crimson Tide Coach from most major cities and no
Bear Bryant calls it "the big- rental cars for rent,
goat game there’s ever been.” Miami’s six-year-old pro
. that one kicks off at 7 p.m. team has become a full-fledged
horseshoe-shaped stadium until The Dolphins were J(M in 1970,
nearly midnight. then lost a playoff opener to
Next Sunday's 1 pm. Ameri- Oakland 21-14.
can Football Conference title This season, the Dolphins
following the Nebraska
bama masterpiece. The fi
they have ever tidied up
massive stadium after a
game between the defending edged the Colts for the Eastern crowd was 10 hours.
Lakers, Sharman Want More Wins
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS games-Los Angelas has won
national Airport at mldnlgh
Saturday to welcome the
back from Kansas City.
The work crews at the Or
Staubach Says |Lions In Dallas
Pokes Gould
Be Better
. MINNEAPOLIS'S!. PAUL
(AP) — Roger Staubach, 15-1
as a starting quarterback with
**" recently tele-
Bruce a™0" and
offense could have done better K, ^ ftnn ^ defcngive
The Los Angeles Lakers'
record National Basketball As-
sociation winning streak has
reached 28 games, but Coach
Bill Sharman still is hungry for
more victorias.
‘Hack, I’d like to win 10,15
p.m. Monday in the opening
Division championship of the) round of the Port Arthur Invi-
AFC with a 104-1 record and I tational t>«sX»th«ii tournament
last Saturday nudged KansasLhUe Sterling will be on the or 20 more in a row,’’ Sharman
aty 2744 in the longest game hardwoods Tuesday night said after the Lakers had de-
ever played. Jay Bollinger’s Ganders will moiished the Houston Rockets
Miami won the Siminute, 40- be matching wits with such 137-115 with an 81-point second
second battle on a Garo Yepr-I u Charltorv-Pollard of half Sunday night
emian field goal from J7 yards Beaumont Deweyville, Beau- "It’s a pattern with us," ex-
out midway through the secondUont French, Forest Park, plained Sharman. “We dribble
sudden-victory quarter. vidor, Kountxe, Nederland, and stand around too much in
About 4,000 Dolphin fans South park, Spring Branch the first half before we get go-
' up at Miami Inter-] Memorial, Buna and the three ing. We run much better in the
Port Arthur schools - Jeffer- second half, and when we’re
son, Lincoln and Stephen F. cunning like that, nobody can
Austin. stop us
Woody Walker’s Rangers No team has stopped the La-
will travel to Pasadena Tues- hew since Oct Jl, when they
day to play tough Rayburn, suffered their last defeat, 109-
Tipoff is 7:30 p.m. following a 105 to the Golden State War-
8 p.m. clash between the Junior rtors.
varsity teams. And no team has stopped the
The Rangers return home at J-f**” ^ “**" when
7:30 p.m. Thursday to play have had JenT Weat ^e
Class AAA Humble.
than all. In the five games he
missed, the team was 24.
Against the Rockets, West
was sensational. He hit 14 of 17
field goal attempts and 10 of 13
free throws for a game-high 34
points. He also collected 17 as-
sists.
Gall Goodrich added 28 points
for Loa Angeles. Jim
McMillian, who suffered a sev-
en-stitch wound in his right
cheekbone in a collision with
Houston's Cliff Meely, had 20
points. And Happy Hairston
netted 15 points and grabbed 21
rebounds.
Elvin Hayes scored 33 points
for Houston and Stu Lantz had
28.
The Lakers, held to a 5846
deadlock at halftime, outaeored
Houston 4145 and 40-24 in the
final two periods.
Elsewhere in the NBA Sun-
day night, Milwaukee trounced lake Atlanta
Atlanta 114-92, Chicago edged
Seattle 103-102, and Cleveland
defeated Baltimore 108-102.
Milwaukee, led by Kareem
jabbar’s 24 points and John
Block's 19, battled back from
an early 10-point deficit to over-
Victorious Ali Eyes March Fight
opponent hasn’t beet, named the flamboyant Ansuricu
xer, Ali recounted the "diffi-
The former champion didn't cutties” of the fight.
ZURICH,Switserland(AP)-
After shooting down Juergen
Blin, Muhammad Ali has his
gunsights on another target It
won't be Joe Frazier, though.
Not until late next year, at
the earliest,” Angelo Dundee,
All’s trainer, said Sunday in an-
swer to questions about a pos-
sible rematch.with the heavy-
weight chamnion
nwnwMvw. ^ondon, Buster Mathis and the at 2:12 of the seventh round
Ali, who knocked out Blin in fc-st Jerry Quarry fight” «ald [with a "short right cross that
Ali, talking over music in his
dressing room. V
While a brilliantly-dressed Af-
appear to be looking ahead,
though, when he took on the
West German butcher before 9,-
000 ’fans at Zurich's HaDensta-
dion Arena
"Blin was tougher than a lot
of fights I’ve had such ii Brian
the seventh round Sunday with
crippling right cross, is ex-
pected to fight again as early
lineup. West has played 32 as March in Miami Beach. The rican ballet troupe serenaded (that he cut his opponent’s
"Blin was no surprise, he
was Just tough," aid Ali, flash-
ing that well-known handsome
smile. "He was hard to hit. He
took a lot and Just kept com-
ing."
never been cut in the face dur-
ing a fight. . )
Ali had built a clear lad as
he fired left hooks and Jabs in
the face of Iha blwit nanwn
whose cheekbones were cut in
the fifth round. ,
Blin attempted to combat the
Ah knocked out the German longer reach of the fonr •
world champion with brawK
charges, forcing All into the
ropes in every round. But All
was clearly superior with his
blazing lefts that jarred the
German from long range.
with a "short right cron that
came after he was at up by a
left hook."
Unmarked by Blin, Ali aid
Rocks, Longhorns
Goal Of Bannon
YEAR-END
DALLAS (AP) - A Texas
against the Minnesota Vikings.
I what he was most looking
But Staubach was satisfied forward to seeing when
with Saturday’s end re*ult-a Came to Dallas for the Cotton
28-12 National Football Confer- Bowl game
t ence semifinal victory that ..YoUr rocks,” replied Ban-
earned the Cowboys a spot in Ln,
V the championship game next “Rocks,"repeatedthewriter,
V\ sunday at Texas Stadium and a obviously thinking that Bannon
iible trip to the Super Bowl must have rocks in his head
JanM6 at New Orleans. “Yeh,” responded Bannon,
Staubach, the NFC’s regular explaining that he was a geolo-
season passing leader with 1,- gy major at Penn State
882 yards and 15 touchdown Bannon recalled the conver-
tosses, completed 10 of his 14 fsation Sunday after he and the
attempts against the Vikings rest of Penn State’s 66 man
tor 99 yards and one touch- squad arrived here for their
down, to Bob Hayes. Counting Jm. 1 Cotton Bowl con-
Staubach’s two dumps, the frontation with the Texas Long
Cowboys netted only 85 yards I horns.
passing and were outgained “But I also came to play foot
311-183 in total offense yardage, [hail>”' said Bannon, a 6-4, 216-
"Wedidn’tget the third down PTdf! nwho J* C0">Pleted 8
Dlavs the most critical olavs ” 10 «rade Point avera«e
piays, me most cnucai piays, r w ^jd4enn examinations
said Staubach, “Personally 11 ' . ^ .
thought we would do better. Bannon admitte<i tha eand
But we won. the long pass just Jr detensr
bilities ln stopping the Texas]
Wishbone offensive.
“Both defensive ends have a
lot of responsibility in this
game," Bannon said. "We are
ha essential in the working of the]
defense against this type of of-
fense. We have to contain the]
outside game of the wishbone."
end running mate,
are feeling the
pressure of their responsi- nature."
wasn’t in our game plan.
"We’ve got such a
mendous running team, . _ , ,
didn’t have to pass. I played j J\ort/l‘SOUtfl (j8nW ’ -
adequately. Our defense did a
beautiful job in field position. "
Staubach’s longest comple-
tion was a 30-yarder to Lance
Alworth on a 52-yard drive end-
ing with the scrambling quar-
terback’s nine-yarder to Hayes.
An 18-yard pass to. Hayes set
up the first of two field goals
by Mike Clark. . , ....................__
The Vfldngsfront four, led by [of Tennessee, ends a colorful
"Alan Page, smeared Staubach 19-season erg in tonight’s
for a safety in the fourth peri- Shrine North-South zam°
od. “Guess this is it until the
“We were gambling to go all next generation,” aid Johnny
the way,” said Staubach. “I Majors, 36, who began it all as
tried to scramble and I should a University of Tennessee
have thrown it away.” freshman tailback in 1953.
Duane Thomas, who ran 13 “College football has been
yards for the other third-period great to the Majors family ...
touchdown, gained 66 yards in and I hope we’ve added some-
21 attempts and Calvin Hill [thing to the game.”
added 28 yards on 14 carries. Bobby Majors, the last of five
“Dallas has a great ability brothers, was an All-American
for moving the ball on the safety at Tennesee this year
ground,” said Minnesota Coach and will patrol the secondary
Bud Grant. "Their running tor the South in the all-star
backs just went like blazes.” charity event.
Tom Landry, Dallas coach, His big brother, Johnny, will
said: “We ran the ball better coach the North. The older Ma-
on them than most people do— jors is now head coach at Iowa
not real weB* but better than [state,
mostpeopledo.” - , J Kickoff is scheduled for the
Bannon was the target of
Pi(mState coach Joe Paterno’s
wrath at a practice session last)
week.
“Bannon, Bannon," Paternoj
screamed, "watch the outside,
You went In,” Patarao bel-
lowed. “You do that against
Texas and they’ll kill ui.”
Bannon remembered the re-
buke.
"That was my mistake, ’ ’ aid
the bespectacled junior from
Rockaway, N.J. "On that play I
was to cover the pitch man
The quarterback went past the
line of scrimmage, but he still
can pitch. It was a mental er-
ror. I’ve got to practice so
much that it becomes second
Majors Family
Ends 19-Year Era
MIAMI (AP)—College Foot- nationally televised (ABC)
| ball's first family, the Majors game is set for 9:10 p.m., EST,
with the Orange Bowl crowd
expected to top 25,000. The
North has won the last five
games to tie the series at 11-11-
1.
CageJToumeys
Set This Week
CIATED PRESS
delphia, Louisville’s in New
York and most everyone else is
someplace as the holiday sea
son’s college basketball tourna-
ments begin a busy week to-
day,
The Quaker CTty Classic hosts
third-ranked South Carolina in
State also given
crown. .
Marquette is staying home to
host the Milwaukee Classic and
thesecond-rSnkedWarriorswUl
probably be a prohibitive favor-
ite to win their tourney. Mar
shal, No. 20, which earlier won
the Marshall Memorial Tour-
m f m«... * 1=-
eludes Tennessee, Villanova
and Massachusetts. The fa-
vored Gamecocks won this one
in the four-team field.
Jacksonville, ranked No. 16,
. , . is one of the top teams in the
three years ago and already Ali^ollege Tournament at Ok-
have the Cable Car Classic to aty
their credit this season, -r...
Louisville, the nation’sNo. 17 Other tourneys starting today
team, plays in a first-round include, the Astro-Blue Bonnet
doubleheader of the Holiday classic in Houston; the
Festival Toirnamentm Madi- ^ ^ Kansas aty, the Motor
*■ <*■*«»se*»
in the eight-team battle with Louis Hoi
Syracuse, Providence and Penn state Classic at Logan, Utah
Friday—Gator Bowl at Jack-
sonville, Fla., Georgia vs.
,—--- .—.. .... ■ North Carolina; Ewt-West
resentatives rite a slim edge Oassie at Honolulu, tha St. an^igGameatsiaFranctaco;
From Johnny to Bobby, the
sons of Shirley and Elizabeth
Majors have added punch to
college football for almost two
decades. Shirley does hia part,
too. The father has been head
coach at the University of the
South in Sewanee, Tenn., since
1957; - -
Johnny was an All-American
tailback in 1956 at Tennessee.
The second son, Joe, played
quarterback at Florida State.
Billy was a standout tailback at
Tennessee, finishing in 1960.
Lar ry went with poppa, star-
ring as a Sewanee tailback
through 1965. Then came Bob-
by, a defender and kick returf
ner who may have been the
pick of the litter.
The North-South contest is
one of two postseason games on
Monday’s schedule. Arizona
State, 10-1, and Florida State, 8-
3, clash in the first annual
Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, Ariz.
Arizona State is the nation’s
team.
The Flteta Bowl will butch
Arizona StateVpjIant ground
game, headed by
Woody Green, against FI
State’s spectacular passing duo
of Gary Huff and Rhett Daw-
son.
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