Texas Is Back in Poll Lead After Texas Christian Thrashing
Texas moved to No. 1 in the AP college football poll after routing Texas Christian 58 0 and surpassing Notre Dame, while Arkansas loomed as a potential threat to a Cotton Bowl berth. Coach Darrell Royal warned that a late December Arkansas game could jeopardize post season play, despite optimism for a Cotton Bowl bid and renewal with Notre Dame.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
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Texas
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Notre Dame
Christian
Irish
Georgia Tech
Wilbur Evans
Arkansas
Royal
Thee
Butte
Weld
Dut
Ohio State
Purdue
Crate
Reateie
Saimars
Rte
N.C
Nebraska
South Bend
Irish Park
D.C
Alumi
Fang
Timm
N.D
Cowboys fall as Cardinals blank Dallas in prime time
Dallas fans demanded Meredith in the ABC booth as St. Louis rolled to a third straight shutout, overpowering the Cowboys 21 points in the final period. Johnny Ralston, Gilliam, and Shivers fueled the onslaught while Morton and Staubach struggled with interceptions. Dallas slips to 5-4 as St. Louis rises to 7-2.
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Dallas
Meredith
Abc-Tv
Cardinals
Giants
Charley Winner
Detroit
Tot Tandry
Cowboys
St. Louis
Landry
Tal Dallas
Craig Morton
Roger Staubach
Cardinal
Linn County club shifts luncheon to Thursday noon
The Linn County club changes its 1970 football luncheon to Thursday at noon at the Moontrose hotel. Speakers include Hawkeye staffer Norm Shea and Iowa assistants Bob Greenwood and Dick Kuchen to discuss Iowa basketball progress. Schulz is unavailable due to another engagement amid schedule conflicts with the Town-Lowa State game. Portland Blazers place forward Bill Stricker on waivers.
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Linn County
Lloyd Humphreys
Moontrose
Hawkeye
Norm Shea
Illinois
Iowa
Bob Greenwood
Dick Kuchen
Greenwood
Kuchen
Dick Schulz
Fridany
Luther to meet Capital in Stagg Bowl on Nov 28
Luther College football earns a bid to the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Columbus Ohio on November 28 after finishing 8-1. Coach Edsel Schweizer will take up to 18 players to the bowl, with preparation beginning after Thanksgiving. Luther topped Chicago City 35-1 to close its regular season, while Capital University awaits film exchanges and game plan details.
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Inwa
Capital University of Columbus
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Edsel Schweizer
Luther
Norsemen
Ilinois
Tmt
Gary Davis
Schweizer
Om Saine
Gary
Chicago Cily
Simpson
Schweiser
Norse
Ohio
Gazelle Sports
Kingslow Stadium
Bill Fitch
C.R
Cleveland Cavaliers
NBA
Bil
Bob
Cleveland
Canadian Open Golf Championship Sees Sponsors and Prizes Grow
Montreal AP reports the annual Canadian Open will feature two new sponsors and increased prize money for 1971. The event will include added backing and enhanced awards to attract top players and elevate the tournament’s profile on the national circuit.
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Spors
Montreal
Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Bob Conjwings, a noted Iowa football guard turned coach, helped Cal Jones’ 1953 team and later built a Massillon high school program that went 10-0, shutting out seven of ten foes. The piece covers his career, local sports notes, and coaching anecdotes, plus brief town sports items and community efforts in Cedar Rapids and Anamosa.
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Bob Conjwings
Iowa
Bob
Cal Jones
Hawks
Klein
Cormings
Ohio
Curmings
Massilon
Canton McKinley
Cummings
Toldy Libby
Jille Strothers
Massillon
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