Michigan Bowed by Ballot Box After 10-10 Rose Bid
Michigan and Ohio State fought to a 10-10 tie in the finale as coach Bo Schembechler passed on a late two point attempt and a closer field goal. Despite a strong second half, the athletic directors chose Ohio State for the Rose Bowl, leaving Michigan bitter about the decision amid a tense Big Ten aftermath.
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Dartmouth Wins Ivy Title After Early Losses Turnaround
Dartmouth clinched the Ivy League championship for the fifth straight year by defeating Princeton 42-24, finishing the season with six straight wins after starting 0-3. Rick Klupchak set a Dartmouth rushing record with 1,788 yards. Tom Snickenberger and Tom Fleming connected on a 53-yard TD pass. Brown beat Columbia 37-14 to cap its first winning season since 1964 as Boston College routed Holy Cross 54-0.
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Penske Faces Energy Crisis Reshaping Racing Plans
New York UPI Roger Penske says the energy shortage may steer the future of his racing operations. He remains a leading figure in auto racing while expanding into offshore boat racing and aiming for the 174 American Power Boat Association series.
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Giacomin shuts door Rangers beat Canucks
Eddie Giacomin shined as the New York Rangers blanked Vancouver 5 0 to extend their unbeaten streak to six games. He became the Rangers all time shutout leader with 48 saves eclipsing Davey Kerr's 47. The win moved New York into sole possession of third in the NHL East while Boston Montreal Detroit and Atlanta won elsewhere.
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