Stanford Edges Ducks In Rose Bowl Picture Fight
Stanford takes a 33 30 victory over Oregon to stay tied for first in the Pacific eight standings with Cal and UCLA. Coach Jack Christiansen said the win keeps Stanford in the race for the conference title and Rose Bowl bid if USC falters.
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Roth's four TD passes lift Cal to 31 14 victory over Air Force
Cal quarterback Joe Roth threw four touchdown passes to power California to a 31-14 win at Air Force Academy. Wes Walker and Chuck Muncie starred as Cal built a 24-7 halftime lead and remained unbeaten in the series. Air Force fell to 2-7-1.
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Williams shines as Warriors rout Kings in six straight
Golden State beat the Kansas City Kings 123-92 as Gus Williams scored 21 points with eight assists and Jamaal Wilkes added 22. Williams earns rookie of the year buzz while Golden State extends its six game win streak before a two week roadtrip starting at Seattle.
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Morgan eyes MVP honor as Reds star reflects on career
Joe Morgan, 32, awaiting Wednesday’s word on the National League MVP, emphasizes being the most complete player rather than a superstar. He recalls bias over color, discusses motivation from family, and notes his 1975 season with Cincinnati ended in a world championship.
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College highlights from major games of the era
SJS 31, San Diego St. 7. Paced by Chabot 28, San Matto 7. Cal 31, Air Force 14. Stanford 33, Oregon 30. UCLA 31, Oregon St. 9. Sacramento St. 15, Cal State 0. Pitts 34, Notre Dame 20. Washington & USC 7. Washington St. 84, Idaho 27. Arizona St. 55, UOP 14.
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