Notre Dame to play in Cotton Bowl after 44 year post season ban
Notre Dame ends a 44 year postseason drought by agreeing to the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on January 1. coach Ara Parseghian celebrates the school historic bowl return as No. 8 Irish prepare to face the SWC champion, while Texas or Arkansas meet for the conference crown and the Sugar Bowl berth against No. 13 Mississippi after a 38-0 upset of Tennessee.
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Allen Gives Impressions On Winning Rams Pressures
Los Angeles Rams coach George Allen, with a 9-0 undefeated record, said emotion is key to winning and acknowledged weekly pressure. The Rams host 8-1 Dallas Cowboys at Memorial Coliseum, aiming to improve on offense, defense and special teams after a 23-17 rally over Philadelphia.
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Bowls, matchups swirl as teams eye post season fate
Eight teams in contention for major bowls as No. 5 USC faces No. 3 UCLA for the Pac 8 title and Rose Bowl bid. Ohio State blocked from repeat Pasadena trip, while Michigan could clinch a trip with a win. Auburn, Alabama, Nebraska take bids in the bowls, with Notre Dame back for postseason play and Penn State set for Orange Bowl.
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Morray on All East Grid Team
Amherst halfback Jeff Morray led ECAC Division II All East with 28 carries for 450 yards and four touchdowns in a 56 25 win over Williams. Wesleyan defensive halfback Frank Waters set up the decisive score after a 68 yard return of a field goal in a 38 21 victory over Trinity.
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Boxing results from across the country
In Omaha Art Hernandez of 161 pounds outpointed Dub Huntley of 157 pounds from Los Angeles in ten rounds. In San Jose Ray Echarvarria at 12644 outpointed Antonio Hernandez of 128 pounds from Mexico City in ten rounds. In Oakland Steve Carter at 187 pounds outpointed Jimmy James of 188 pounds from San Diego in ten rounds.
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Harvard and Brown to clash for NCAA District I title
Harvard, the unbeaten Ivy League champion, faces dethroned Brown in a Monday showdown for the NCAA District I soccer title after Harvard beat Southern Connecticut 5-0 and Brown edged Bridgeport 2-1. Other college notes include Penn State, Dartmouth, and Boston University leading Lambert Trophy voting. Len Okrie named Detroit Tigers bullpen coach. Bruce Taylor of Boston University named ECAC Division 1 defensive player of the week with Kurt Franke as sophomore of the week. all-star selections feature Chasey, Cle ments, Willis, McGarry, Doyle, and Blancamano.
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Changes In Lineup May Be Made
Boston Celtics coach Tommy Heinsohn eyed possible lineup changes ahead of a NBA game with the Phoenix Suns on a neutral court. With a seven game losing streak and last place in the Eastern Division, he suggested veteran Don Nelson and rookie Steve Kuberski might start to boost forward firepower. The Celtics face the Suns before Baltimore hosts San Diego in the doubleheader’s second half.
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Dalton YMCA Judo Club Members Win Firsts
Dalton YMCA Judo Club members dominated at the Prospect Conn invitational meet with John Barbour of Pittsfield taking first in the 71 to 80 pound class and Steve Cotter of Dalton winning the under 12 pound division. Corbin Newhill earned second in 61 to 70 pounds. John Lowry also competed. About 200 contestants entered.
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Guggenheim Disposes of Racing Stock
Captain Harry Guggenheim sold his Cain Hoy thoroughbreds for 1779000 dollars averaging 31210 per horse. Belmont Park sale included 27 racing age horses raising 821000 and 30 yearlings at 58060 total with 175000 paid for Ribots Fan the unraced two year old filly bought by Robert J. Kleberg Jr. King Ranch.
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Candlepin Chatter Spotlight on Pete Stracuzzi in league action
Spotlight features Pete Stracuzzi bowing in the Herb Martin Memorial League with a 169 high single and 394 high triple. Results cover Auto Auto Body, Pittsfield Plate Glass, Fenn & Fourth Cafe, Dairy Center, and other teams with numerous standings across Maple Elm Nite Owl and multiple leagues.
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Jerry West Tops NBA Scorers List Highlight
New York AP report notes Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers leads the NBA scoring race as Wilt Chamberlain is out injured. West averages 29.7 while Billy Cunningham and Lou Hudson follow, with Hudson scoring 57 points on Nov. 10 to climb to third.
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Seattleites Sign To Buy Pilots Team
Seattle group led by theater owner Fred Danz signs for about 73 percent of the Pilots stock with sale awaiting American League approval at its December meeting in Bal Harbor Florida. Purchase price reports say about 10.3 million dollars.
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