Four Teams Remain In NFL Playoff Stakes
The NFL playoff field narrows to four as Minnesota Vikings and Dallas Cowboys win in the NFC. Oakland Raiders and Miami Dolphins advance in the AFC with wins over Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, setting up conference championship showdowns.
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Minnesota
Dallas
Oakland
Miami
Washington
Frank Tarkenton
John Gilliam
Vikings
Los Angeles
Roger Staubach
Drew Pearson
George Blanda
Pittsburgh
Raiders
Dolphins
Cincinnati
Redskins
Carl Eller
Arkansas Ace Heads 1973 All-Americans
Jerry Eckwood a 6 1 205 pound back from Brinkley Ark has been named the No 1 back on the All American High School football team by Parade Magazine in a coaches and writers voting Eckwood rushed for 2 616 yards and scored 40 touchdowns in Brinkleys 1973 season Otis Page 6 4 200 from Saratoga Ca high school was named top lineman
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New York
Jerry
Eckwood
Brinkley
Ark
Parade Magazine
Arkansas
Otis’ Page
Saratoga
Canf
Lions Triumph in 1973 Class AAAA Final at Astrodome
Earl Campbell starred as Tyler Lions defeated Austin Reagan 21 14 to claim their first state title since 1960. Campbell rushed for 163 yards finishing his senior season with over 2000 yards despite moving from linebacker in 1972. Tyler plans 14 returning starters, but Campbell’s departure may change next year’s outlook.
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John Tyler
Earl Campbell
Astrodome
Lions
Austin Reagan
Campbell
Tyler
Rephe Hakans
Reagan
Sterling
Rangers
Houston
Angleton
SWC Cagers Prepare for Holiday Classic Tours
SWC teams head on road for a busy weekend of tournaments. Texas hosts no wins, Baylor leads in free throws, SMU, TCU, Arkansas, Houston, and A&M join events from Portland to Edinburgh, Rochester, Little Rock, and Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Baylor
SMU
Texas A&m
Edinburgh
TCU
Rochester
N.Y
Arkansas
Little Rock
Houston
Oklahoma City
Bowl Schedule Highlights From The Bowl Picture
The Associated Press lists major post season bowls with matchups dates times and TV networks. Notable games include Maryland vs Georgia Peach Bowl in Atlanta and Notre Dame vs Alabama Sugar Bowl in New Orleans with networks Mizlou ABC and CBS.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Hughes TV
Atlanta
Maryland
Georgia
CST
Mizlou TV
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Alabama
Abc-Tv
East Texas teams claim state titles in 4A and 2A finals
Tyler John Tyler wins 4A title finishing 15-0 as Reagan led 13-2 in the East Texas showdown. Friendswood captures 2A crown by defeating Hooks 28-6 at Nacogdoches with Keith Morgenroth scoring twice. Coxed by Dewitt Jones, Troup falls short in 4A playoff run amid racial tension notes.
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Reagan
Tyler
Friendswood
Texas
Hooks
Titerserica
Cuero
Mt Tyler
Corky Nelson
Tom Weiskopf
East Texas
Earl Camp
Shell
Notable High School Quarterbacks and Players Listed Across States
A long list of high school quarterbacks and players from numerous states is identified, including Anthony Flanagan Seumwest High School Atlanta Jeff Krapete Fairview High School Bowlider Cok Joe Montana Ringgeld High School Donora Pa and Tony Nathan Weedlawn High Screw Birmingham Als with multiple other named schools and athletes across Texas Ohio Florida and beyond.
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Rochester
G.Y
Ed Cataway
N.C
Jim Green
Richard High School
Waco
Tex
Ray Carametti
Venterey
Call
Kemn
Airy
Vestey
Staten High School
Leesville
Marty Weemhennery
Meather High School
Cincinnati
Jim Kogal
Marmian Academy
Aerera
Bill Cwteh
E. Grand Rapids
PCH
Sam Claphen
Sttwell
Onie
Alfred Sanders
Temple
Jones Emerzon
Great Bend
Ken
High Schow
Kim Taliferre
Clovis
Terry Coty
Dervitte
Steve acDervett
Renton
Wash
Hen Meca
Anthony Flanagan
Seumwest High School
Atlanta
Jeff Krapete
Fairview High School
Bowlider
Cok
Joe Montana
Ringgeld High School
Donora
Mark Manges
Fort High High School
Cumberland
Gary Forystek
Divine Child High School
Darborn
Mich
Chery Evens
Andrews High School
Might Point
Bitty Mulchet High School
Colereee Springs
Cote
Tony Nathan
Weedlawn High Screw
Birmingham
Als
Dwight Ford
Get High
Schoel
Les Anpetes
Cath
Dm Cotet
Pittston
Tans
Gre Graves
Southwest High Tenes
Dekel
Geon Penner
Weetesed
Scheel
Meise
Ariz
Pierre Davis
Bayes
Cowboys Rally Past Rams In Narrow NFC Semifinal
Dallas overcome a 17 point first half deficit to beat Los Angeles 27 16 in an NFC semifinal. Staubach played dazed yet led a late surge aided by Pearson who caught a key TD pass. Waters and Harris earned vindication after a prior playoff loss to the Rams.
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Cowboys
Rams
Dallas
Los Angeles
Drew Pearson
Roger Staubach
Raiders
Steelers
Blanda
Oakland
Dolphins
Bengals
Cincinnati
Miami
Horst Muhlmann
Neal Craig
Dolphin
Tom Landry
Los Angeles Rams
Rogers
Staubach
Charlie Waters
Cliff Harris
Harold Jackson
Harris
Waters
Chuck Knox
Aigard
Pearson
Knox
McMillan
Landry
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Southern
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Nbc-Tv
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West
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Fin
Mobile
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Texasisaid
Keith Morgenroth
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Redskin
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Baytown
Hugh Woodford
Decker
Cedar-Bayou Lynchburg
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