Andersons spree keys Colorado win
All America back Bob Anderson rushed for three touchdowns and 254 yards as Colorado came from behind to beat Alabama 47-28 in the Liberty Bowl. He carried 33 times, scoring on two and three yard runs to rally the Buffaloes past the Crimson Tide after a halftime deficit.
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Bison romp tops Montana for Camellia Bowl title
North Dakota State defeated Montana 30-3 in the Camellia Bowl to claim the NCAA college division football championship. Bruce Grasainke ran for a touchdown and threw for another as the Bison extended their win streak to 20 in a row over two seasons. Montana’s only score came on a 33 yard field goal by Don Worrell.
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East Tennessee State Wins Rice Bowl Over Louisiana Tech 34–4
ETSC Buccaneers smothered Terry Bradshaw and the Louisiana Tech passing attack then exploded offensively for a 34 to 4 victory to claim the Grantland Rice Bowl in Baton Rouge. QB Larry Graham threw two TD passes and Mike Young added one rushing score.
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Hutson to watch Alworth in San Diego game
Former NFL great Hutson will attend Sunday's Chargers vs Bills game to see Lance Alworth break Hutson's 95 straight games with a reception record. Hutson, flying from Racine Wisconsin, set the 95 game mark between 1937 and 1945. If Alworth catches a pass, the ball will be sent to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Kelley leads Delaware to bowl victory
Junior halfback Dick Kelley from Newark Delaware scored two touchdowns and gained 124 yards to carry Delaware University to a 31-13 win over North Central in the Boardwalk Bowl indoors at Convention Hall Atlantic City before 10 585 fans This marked Delaware s second straight Boardwalk Bowl victory after last year s 31 24 win over Indiana Pa State
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A&I Wins NAIA Title in Kingsville Thriller
Karl Douglas starred for Texas A&I with three touchdown passes, a rushing score, and two extra points as the Javelinas beat Concordia 32 7 to capture the NAIA national championship. Douglas connected with Dwight Harrison on 4 and 60 yard TD passes and to Eldridge Small on a 68 yard strike.
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Felstein seeks Chuvalo bout in Los Angeles in March
Cana dijan heavyweight champion Beb Felstein, managed by Pat Giordano, offered George Chuvalo $25 000 to fight for the title in Los Angeles in March. Felstein also headlines a Bresnotaigh showdown against Mac Foster in a Fresno benefit at Selland Arena with proceeds for the Fresno Boy's Club.
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Franz and Bucs End Holdout in New Orleans
Forward Ran Franz and the New Orleans Buccaneers of the ABA settled terms after a two week holdout. The agreement was reached Saturday in New Orleans, ending the dispute over his release and joining the team.
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Raiders win in defensive battle on field goal fade
The Oakland Raiders edged the Kansas City Chiefs 1 10 in a defensive game as Jan Stenerud’s late 38 yard miss sealed the outcome. The Raiders managed a 13 play drive ending near the KC seven as time expired.
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Chiefs Raiders clash leaves Chiefs days numbered
Chiefs players debate mental edge after a 10 to 0 loss, noting two close games with Oakland and hoping for a chance in three weeks. Len Dawson denies knee issues limited passing as Ike Lassiter, Tom Keating and Rod Sherman spark a late Raider stop and a ground game that stalled in KC territory.
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LSU New Orleans Tops San Francisco State in NIT Play
Reserve forward Dave Schelaont scored 23 points to lift LSU New Orleans to a 99 87 victory over San Francisco State. Gators Ronnie and David Firs led with 19 points each as San Francisco State dropped to 0 3.
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Morton Leads Cowboys Past Colts 27 10 in Dallas Victory
Dallas quarterback Craig Morton threw for 289 yards and two touchdowns, connecting with Lance Renzo and Pettis Norman, while Bobby Hayes added a 44 yard scoring catch as the Cowboys beat Baltimore 27 10. Walt Garrison also ran for a score as Dallas improved to 10 2 while Baltimore dropped to 7 5 1 with Johnny Unitas limited by poor field position. Renfro tied a club record with an interception.
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