Huskies stun Michigan in 27 20 Rose Bowl upset
Washington, led by Warren Moon, defeats Michigan 27-20 in Pasadena. Moon runs for two scores and passes for another as Washington halts Michigan comeback bids with late interceptions by Michael Jackson and Nesby Glasgow.
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Huskies Upset Rose Bowl On 62 Yard Pass Play
Washington gained a stunning 27 20 Rose Bowl upset as Spider Games connected with Dwight Hicks and Jim Pickens on a 62 yard pass and run to seize the lead from Michigan in the final moments.
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Bear Bryant and Woody Hayes Clash in Sugar Bowl
In New Orleans the Bear Bryant coached Alabama beat Woody Hayes led Ohio State 35-6. Bryant reached 273 career wins, ranking third, while Hayes stood at 231 victories. the first Sugar Bowl meeting between the legends fell short of expected drama by halftime.
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Razorback rout tops Ohio State in Orange Bowl thrashing
Arkansas crushed Ohio State 31-6 in the Orange Bowl as coach Lou Holtz received jubilant support from his players afterward. Alabama overwhelmed Ohio State’s Buckeyes in yardage and score, while OSU veterans lamented motivation and the Rose Bowl sting.
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Alabama Triumphs in Sugar Bowl as Bolton's TD seals win
Lou Green and Rick Neal lift Bruce Bolton after Bolton catches a touchdown pass in a 35-6 Sugar Bowl victory over Ohio State. Bolton, 32, stars amid jubilant celebration by teammates in the postgame.
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Razorbacks Upset Oklahoma in Orange Bowl Clash
Arkansas disrupted Oklahoma with two tackles on the edge and Reggie Freeman as a third tackle on the tight end side. Oklahoma quarterback Thomas Lott, the Sooners' leading rusher, was pressured repeatedly as Arkansas claimed a 27 yard loss total and a 28 yard net for Lott on 19 carries. Switzer favored Alabama for the national title after Notre Dame’s Cotton Bowl win and Oklahoma’s defeat.
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Celtics fire Tom Heinsohn amid 11-23 start
Boston Celtics president Red Auerbach dismissed coach Tom Heinsohn as the team practiced in Lexington. Assistant Tom Sanders, former Harvard coach, will take over with a 3 p.m. news conference announced. Celtics stand 11-23, their worst early-season mark.
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Tracksters to be honored under new Grand Prix scheme
Track and field indoor performers will be rewarded with a point based Grand Prix honoring system. The season ends with a $20,000 prize to the U S Olympic Committee in the winner’s name, a $5,000 donation to the winner’s organization, and a trophy. The program covers 14 U S meets.
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Alabama Thumps Ohio State In Rose Bowl Exchange
Ohio State players hailed Alabama as the best defensive team they faced as the third ranked national squad suffered a lopsided defeat. Jeff Logan praised Alabama’s discipline and defense while Chris Ward and Aaron Brown criticized their own performance and depth in the postgame talk.
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Local school basketball schedule features crowded lineups
The day’s slate includes girls and boys games across multiple high schools and universities. Notable matchups include Linn-Mar at LaSalle, Kennedy at Marion, Regis at Linn-Mar, and Iowa State men facing Drake, with several 6:30 to 8:00 starts and invitational events listed.
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