Unbeaten USC unanimous No 1 in final rankings
Southern California finished 11 0 and earned all 500 first place votes and 1 000 points in the final AP college football rankings for the regular season. Oklahoma moved to second, Ohio State third, Alabama dropped to fourth, Penn State fifth after Alabama Auburn result.
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National Hockey League Governors Open Two Day Meeting
The NHL’s 16 team governors began a two day meeting to discuss litigation expansion and realignment. Wisconsin notes Rufus Ferguson helped boost football ticket sales amid a shifting college ranking scene with LSUTulane game results and weekly Top Twenty movement.
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Rams defeat 49ers with clutch third down plays
Roman Gabriel engineered a 26-16 Rams win over San Francisco aided by Prothro tricks. The victory leaves Atlanta atop the NFL race with the Rams tied for second at 6-5 as both teams brace for upcoming games. Gabriel matched with two third down TD passes and a 26-yard strike to Bob Klein to put LA ahead.
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Purdue coach Bob DeMoss resigns after 13-18 record
West Lafayette Indiana AP reports Purdue head football coach Bob DeMoss resigns on Monday ending a three year tenure in which his teams went 13-18. DeMoss called the decision the hardest of his life and not sorry about it.
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Pro Football Standings and Week Schedule
Pro football standings and upcoming schedule list teams and results. Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 26 to 16 on Monday, with several Sunday and Saturday games noted. Monday December 11 features New York Jets at Oakland at 9 p.m. EST on national television.
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Saints Aim for Win at St Paul Tonight
The Minnesota Fighting Saints host the Chicago Cougars at St Paul Auditorium hoping to snap a slump after dropping three of four on a road swing. They are tied for second in the West Division of the World Hockey Association with the Los Angeles Sharks.
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Marquette routs Toms in opener
The Marquette Warriors overwhelmed St. Thomas 66 to 42 in a home opener. Marquette opened with an 18-2 run, forced five St. Thomas turnovers, and built a 34-16 halftime margin en route to the victory.
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Young kicker wins it for Hamilton Tigers-Cats
Tan Sunter, 19, from Dundee Scotland, kicked a last play 34 yard field goal to give the Hamilton Tiger-Cats a 13-10 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Sunter scored seven Hamilton points as Fleming added a touchdown. The kick broke a 10-10 tie after time had run out.
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Maryland coach Driesell aims for No 1 in season
College Park Md AP Lefty Driesell Maryland basketball coach says being No 3 to start is acceptable but prefers the top spot. He emphasizes the goal of finishing first as the team prepares for the season.
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Perez wins Tijuana Open with 216 total
Ernesto Perez, 26, a Tijuana native, captured the $20,000 Tijuana Open title with a final round par 72 to finish at 216 after 54 holes. Chick Courtney and Barry Jaeckel tied for second at 217.
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