Two Sellouts Assured for Miami Orange Bowl Weekend
Baltimore Colts and the Miami Dolphins headline a hype-filled Super Weekend at the Orange Bowl with both the NFL playoff contenders and a top college clash. Tickets sold out fast for the Colts-Dolphins matchup and the Nebraska versus Alabama game, packing the venue and overwhelming travel and hotel capacity.
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Staubach Sees Room For Cowboys Improvement
Roger Staubach said Dallas offense could have played better against Minnesota but praised the 2012 National Football Conference semifinal win. The Cowboys advance to the championship at Texas Stadium next Sunday and a potential Super Bowl bid on January 16 in New Orleans.
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Lions In Dallas Rocks Longhorns Goal Of Bannon
In Dallas for the Cotton Bowl clash Bruce Bannon of Penn State discussed what he looked forward to seeing against Texas The matchup highlighted Penn State's Staubach and Bannon as leaders while Minnesota pressure and Cowboys running game shaped the action with key plays and postgame reflections.
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Sterling To Play Rayburn On The Road
Robert E. Lee opens Port Arthur Invitational by facing Beaumont High at 1 p.m. Monday. Sterling meets a loaded slate Tuesday with Ganders led by Jay Bollinger drawing Charlton Pollard and other Beaumont teams. Woody Walker’s Rangers travel to Pasadena Tuesday to play Rayburn at 7 30 p.m. after a 6 p.m. junior varsity clash. They return home Thursday to face Humble at 7 30 p.m.
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Lakers Drop Rockets in 137-115 Rout for 2nd Straight Win
Los Angeles stretched its win streak to two as the Lakers overwhelmed Houston 137-115. Elvin Hayes led LA with 33 points while Gail Goodrich added 28 and Worthy contributed in the decisive second half. Sharman praised the team’s tempo as they avoided another first-half lull.
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Ali eyes March fight after win over Blin in Zurich
Muhammad Ali knocked out Juergen Blin in the seventh round at Zurich Hallenstar Arena. Trainer Angelo Dundee said a rematch with Joe Frazier is unlikely until late next year, while West remains a possible opponent for a March Miami Beach bout pending an official opponent.
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Majors family ends era with North South game
Johnny Majors coaches the North against Bobby Majors and brothers in the Shrine North South charity game at the Orange Bowl era’s end. The Majors span college football from Tennessee Sewanee to Iowa State and Florida State. Arizona State and Florida State clash in Fiesta Bowl as part of postseason spread.
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Holiday college tourneys kick off busy week nationwide
South Carolina hosts its Quaker City Classic in Philadelphia with Tennessee Villanova and Massachusetts among eight teams. Louisville meets in Madison Square Garden as the Holiday Festival opens in New York. Other events include Marquette in Milwaukee, Marshall in Huntington and Jacksonville in Oklahoma City with majors in Houston Detroit Honolulu St Louis and Logan Utah.
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