Longhorns and Nittany Lions Dominate Bowls in No. 1 Race
Texas edged Notre Dame 21-17 in the Cotton Bowl while Penn State defeated Missouri 10-3 after forcing seven interceptions. Michigan and Ohio State stumble in bowls as Southern California and Houston win, shaping final AP poll amid Nixon calls and lingering debate over the top ranking.
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Bowl game notes mix grit with historic moments
Notre Dame, first bowl in 45 years, watched by the Four Horsemen as Darrell and team members share the field. Penn State's defense wrecks Missouri with interceptions and a key Burkhart strike. Archie Manning leads Ole Miss and Arkansas in a Sugar Bowl shootout, while Michigan misses Schembechler as Southern Cal edges Michigan. A record Rose Bowl crowd notes a Wolverines revival.
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Michigan coach hospitalized after Rose Bowl loss
At Pasadena—Michigan faces a sobering postgame moment as coach Bo Schembechler, hospitalized with an unclear condition said to be a possible mild heart attack, missed the Rose Bowl. Captain Jim Mandich, quarterback Don Moorhead, and others expressed shock and said the team felt the absence on and off the field.
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Skating Club Opens Season With Weekend Meet
Five Pittsfield Parks Speed Skating Club members will compete in the Middle Atlantic Outdoor Speed Skating Championships at Recreation Park in Newburgh New York tomorrow and Sunday. Local skaters Joanne Farry Tracy Hospot Bill Farry Peter Tassinari and Kurt Hospot take part in junior peewee intermediate juvenile and special midget divisions. The event is the season’s first outdoor meet, held without outdoor practice. Sanctioned by the Middle Atlantic Skating Association and run by the Newburgh Lions Club with city support.
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Bulls Win With Blazing Finish
Chicago Bulls rally from behind to beat the Seattle SuperSonics 114 to 111 on New Year’s Day as Lenny Wilkens fouls and turnovers stumble Seattle. Haskins steals and scores clinching the late sequence, Weiss adds two free throws.
Hockey Scores From Wednesday To Sunday Many Matches
AP reports Wednesday results Pittsburgh 4 Montreal 2 Oakland 1 Toronto 1 New York 2 Chicago 1 Detroit 5 Boston 1. Thursday Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 0. Saturday matchups Oakland at Montreal Chicago at Toronto New York at Minnesota Boston at Los Angeles Detroit at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at St Louis. Sunday Toronto at Pittsburgh Oakland at New York Chicago at Detroit Minnesota at Philadelphia.
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Wild Bunch Leads USC To 10-3 Rose Bowl Win
USC downs Michigan 10-3 in the Rose Bowl as the Wild Bunch defense, led by linemen Gunn Cowlings Scott and Weaver, stifles Don Moorhead and company. Jimmy Jones connects 33-yard TD pass to Bob Chandler. Clarence Davis and Mike Berry share rushing duties. McKay praises defense as key, notes potential for fifth Rose Bowl appearance, and jokes about Nixon.
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Carl Garrett Wins AFL Rookie of the Year Honor
Carl Garrett of Boston won the AFL Rookie of the Year award, chosen by league coaches, edging Greg Cook. Garrett had 681 rushing yards and led kickoff returns, earning five first place votes and 32 points. Greg Cook finished second with 20 points, followed by Jerry Levins, O J Simpson, Bill Stanfill, and Ron Sellers.
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Boston Club Smear Nelson Award Winner
Boston AP Steve Smear a 21 year old Penn State defensive tackle is the 1969 Swede Nelson Award winner for outstanding sportsmanship from the Gridiron Club of Boston. Award presentation is Jan 17. Smear starred for the 10-0 Nittany Lions under Joe Paterno and hails from Johnstown Pennsylvania.
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Giant Drifting Snow Blocks Berkshire Snowmobile Race
Promoters face 20 foot snow drifts at Berkshire Downs Hancock hindering a two day winter snowmobile event January 17 18. Rotary clubs of Pittsfield and Pownal Lions Club back the race. Rand Ericson says ticket sales are strong despite access and parking challenges.
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Revenge Motives Fire Up Browns Chiefs Title Games
Cleveland and Kansas City seek payback and a path to the Super Bowl in twin conference finals. The Browns face Minnesota after a 51-3 regular-season loss while the Chiefs meet Oakland in the AFL title on the West Coast. Vikings star Joe Kapp and Browns quarterback Bill Nelson loom large as Cleveland aims to halt a dangerous pass rush, and Oakland’s aerial attack clashes with Kansas City as the night caps set the stage for a national showdown.
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Rebels Beat Arkansas in Sugar Bowl
Mississippi quarterback Archie Manning starred in a 27-22 Sugar Bowl victory over Arkansas. He threw 21 of 25 for 273 yards and rushed 39, including an 18-yard TD, while Arkansas’ Bill Montgomery threw for 338 yards and two scores but fell short as Ole Miss finished 7-3.
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Kings Beat Flyers 4 3 In NHL Victory
Los Angeles edged Philadelphia 4 3 as coach Johnny Wilson praised the defense after a come from behind win. The Kings improved to 2 24 under Wilson and host Boston next. Other games Saturday featured Oakland Montreal Chicago Toronto New York Detroit and Pittsburgh.
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Pro Basketball Wednesday Results Prompting Midweek Scores
Wednesday results show Boston over Detroit 124 to 121 Milwaukee toppled San Diego 143 to 126 Philadelphia beat Chicago 129 to 109 Atlanta defeated Baltimore 122 to 111 Chicago won 114 to 111 against Seattle Cincinnati at Baltimore Boston at Detroit and a slate of road games including San Francisco at Los Angeles New York at Milwaukee San Diego at Phoenix Boston at New York Cincinnati at Atlanta Detroit at Phoenix Chicago at San Francisco Los Angeles at Seattle ABA action features Indiana 112 Kentucky 100 with state and conference rivals noted.
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St. Josephs N A Tilt Called Off Again
NORTH ADAMS The St. Josephs Commerce basketball game at Springfield was called off for the second day in a row due to unfavorable traveling conditions.
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