Falcons stop nine game slide with win over Giants
NFL recap details Falcons ending a nine game losing streak by beating the Giants who remained at one win and a tie. Eagles rallied from 20-7 down behind King Hills four yard pass to Ollie Matson and two TD passes from Hill to Pete Retloff. Bruce Gossett added four field goals. Rams beat Vikings with a safety and a fumble recovery in the end zone for the lone TD.
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Pasadena City College to play in Junior Rose Bowl
Pasadena City College will play in the Junior Rose Bowl game on December 10, officials said Sunday.
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Georgia to play in Cotton Bowl as opponent names emerge
Georgia was named a Cotton Bowl opponent on Monday as the Southwestern Conference winner was not yet determined. SMU leads the SWC at 7-2 overall with a 5-1 conference mark but still faces Texas Christian at Fort Worth. Miami accepted a Liberty Bowl invitation for December 10 in Memphis with opponent to be announced.
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Wildlife Federation Honors Rep. W.R. Smith
DES MOINES AP State Rep William R Smith of Cedar Rapids was named Legislative Conservationist of the Year by the Iowa Wildlife Federation. Miller and seven other award winners were honored at a federation banquet with awards presented by State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg.
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Interceptions Spark Bills Chiefs Tie in NFL Action
In a high scoring Sunday NFL duel, Boston’s Graham hauled in 11 passes and Otis Taylor added nine as the Patriots and Chiefs battled to a 27 27 tie. Sauer led Jets with eight catches for 144 yards while Boozer and Powell produced key scores for their teams.
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Brechler Says National Telecast Could Hurt Small Schools
Salt Lake City AP report quotes Brechler conference official warning that televising the Notre Dame Michigan State game risks damaging smaller schools. He notes potential loss of fans and admissions impact, fearing long term harm to college football and participation. The warning comes as TV rights approval is debated by committees.
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Dodgers Leave Tokyo With Poorest Japan Record
The Los Angeles Dodgers finished an 18 game goodwill tour in Japan. They won nine, lost eight and tied one, marking the worst record by a U.S. major league team in Japan. They departed Tokyo by chartered plane for home on Sunday.
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Jefferson, Washington clash in season opener in J-Hawks
C R Marion area prep basketball kicks off with seven teams. Jefferson hosts Washington in the season opener as New head coach Joe Ottavi debuts with Aegis club at Anamosa. Royals meet Raider Prairie with last Friday 83 48 win, while Washington visits Marshalltown in a rematch of last season’s state final 77 63.
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Record 3 Million Saw Irish Spartans Televised Tie
In New York AP reports ABC drew a record 3 million viewers for the Notre Dame Michigan State football game, a 10 10 tie at East Lansing. The audience was the largest ever for a regular season game, based on National Arbitron ratings.
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Parsons and Drake End Campaigns With Postseason Hopes
Drake closed its season with a 53-0 rout of Omaha and National record marks, while Parsons beat Hawaii 21-10 to finish 9-1. Drake coach Jack Wallace said there is a chance for a bowl bid despite four defeats. Parsons rallied late, scoring 18 in the final quarter including a 78-yard kickoff return by Allen Marcelin plus a Prince to Coleman pass for the insurance score. Prince finished 16 of 26 for 154 yards. Jake Bernstein, longtime Chicago boxing manager, died at 90.
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Hodge stars as Canadiens edge Rangers in 2-1 win
Charley Hodge replaced Worley in net for the slumping Montreal Canadiens and delivered a 40 save performance to beat the New York Rangers 2-1. The win ends Montreal five game losing streak and halts New York five game unbeaten run. Boston extended its unbeaten streak with a 5-2 win over Detroit, while Toronto tied Chicago 2-2.
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