Oklahoma Repeats as AP National Champion in 1975 Poll
Oklahoma, 11-1, claims college football’s top spot for the second straight year after beating Michigan 14-6 in the Orange Bowl. Ohio State, UCLA, Alabama and Arizona State follow in the final AP ranking as Buckeyes slip from the lead after UCLA upset.
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Wash Girls Avenge Loss in Huge Intra-City Win
Washington rolled to a 78 to 41 victory over Kennedy in Cedar Rapids to prove they are back atop the intra-city scene. Star Debbie Franklin led with 35 points as Washington improved to 11-1 while Kennedy fell to 10-3.
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McCormack Hails Bengals Hire Amid Coaching Shakeup
Former Eagles coach Mike McCormack says he is happy to join the Cincinnati Bengals as offensive line coach after Paul Brown’s resignation. Several staff changes follow, including Chuck Weber leaving as defensive coordinator and others shifting roles. The roundup notes other sports moves and leads.
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Monticello and Maquoketa Valley Enter Holiday Finals
Maquoketa Valley and Monticello advance to the Holiday girls basketball championship games. Cindy Rohwedder scores 24 in a 63-45 win over Independence while Sheryl Nosbisch adds 18 in Monticello’s 46-26 victory against Center Point. The title game is set for Saturday after a 7 p.m. consolation contest.
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Maquoketa Tops Marion in Wamac Tight Finish
Maquoketa defeats Marion 57 to 52 in a late rally as Sandy Schmidt scores 34 for Maquoketa and Ann Frasher nets 28 for Marion. Marion trims deficit to 54 50 with a minute left but falls short in the conference clash.
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Iowa Hawks Open Big Ten Season Against Illinois
Iowa aims to start a new win streak as it hosts Illinois in the Big Ten opener. Coach Lute Olson notes tired legs after an 81-73 Rainbow Classic loss to Southern California. Bruce King led Iowa in scoring with 74 points in the tournament. Illinois, ranked 18th, brings seven wins in nine games led by 6-9 sophomore Rich Adams.
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Mississippi State Athletics Director Shira Dies After Stroke
Charles N. Shira, 49, athletic director at Mississippi State University, died in a Jackson hospital Friday after a stroke at his Starkville home Wednesday night. The longtime coach and administrator led MSU sports programs and leaves a major void in the Bulldog athletic department.
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