Buckeyes seek national crown after 1968 title drought
At a Rose Bowl week news conference Woody Hayes and UCLA rival Dick Vermeil discussed Ohio State’s unbeaten season and bid for the national championship. Vermeil expressed respect for Hayes and UCLA’s hopes, while Vermeil noted Bruins players’ concerns about workload before facing the Buckeyes.
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Maryland Upsets Florida 13 0 In Gator Bowl
Maryland Terrapins, seven point underdogs, beat Florida 13 0 in the rain behind stout defense. Steve Aiking rushed 127 yards, Kim Hoover caught a 19 yard TD, and Mike Suchko added a 20 yard field goal and a 27 yarder. Maryland did not commit a turnover, earning coach Jerry Claiborne praise for a mistake free team effort. Florida could not mount a sustained drive as the Gators were shut out for the first time since 1971.
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Baseball Reserve System Not Backed by Supreme Court
Red Smith argues the reserve system lacks Supreme Court approval and notes key antitrust cases. He traces 1922 Holmes precedent, Flood v. Kuhn, and related rulings, criticizing Chub Feeney and Lee MacPhail for misstatements and urging Congress to address the issue.
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Indiana holds on in Holiday Festival final
Top ranked Indiana survived foul trouble to defeat St John’s 76 69 in the Holiday Festival title game at Madison Square Garden. Scott May scored 29 and sank five free throws in the final 1 24 as four Indiana starters battled four fouls. St John’s guards Frank Alagia and George Johnson led the effort but Indiana claimed its ninth straight win.
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Monroe 39 tops Bulls in narrow Knicks win
Earl Monroe scored a season high 37 points, matching a 39 total cited in Chicago, as the New York Knicks edged the Bulls 94-93. Monroe shot 16 of 22 and drew praise from Jerry Sloan and Red Holzman while Chicago faded late despite Norm Van Lier’s defense early and Bob Love’s 15 points.
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Mt Anthony skaters fall to Saratoga 6 2 in Rutland game
Mt Anthony hockey club lost 6 to 2 to Saratoga N Y last night after a 2 2 first period. Martin Schneider and Jason Kleinberg scored for Mt Anthony. Clint McDonald made 20 saves in goal. Mt Anthony set to play MSJ Saturday at 7 30 in Royce Mandigo Arena.
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Mt Anthony matmen chase title at Middlebury Invitational
Mt Anthony Patriots trail Potsdam by a half point at the Middlebury Invitational as 10 of 11 wrestlers compete in semifinals. Potsdam leads with 682 points, Mt Anthony on 68, eight wrestlers reach semis including Whitman Percey Frost DeForge Ulrich Bishop Van Orman. Beede and Wright remain in consolation.
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Alabama players miss curfew before Sugar Bowl
Not just one or two but 23 Alabama players were absent from curfew Sunday night. Coach Bear Bryant criticized discipline, noted Namath's prior suspension, and defended the team as prepared for the Sugar Bowl against Penn State.
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