Fairbanks: 17-14 Win One of the Greatest Sooners Rally
Oklahoma defeats Nebraska 17-14 on Rick Fulcher field goal, erasing a 14-point Nebraska lead in the Turkey Day clash. Owren Owens strong with five receptions for 108 yards as Oklahoma clinches Big Eight title implications and sets up final clash with Oklahoma State.
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Billiards Exhibition Dates Are Changed
Iowa City announces a pocket billiards exhibition by top players Joe Balgis Cigero Murphy and Donna Reis at the Iowa Memorial Union on December 45 with trick shots and audience-challenge games. Admission is free and shows start at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. both days.
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Readable Nod to Coach Rivalry and Bowl Talk
A lively column notes Ara Parseghian and Bear Bryant trading jabs over bowl choices and national titles. It highlights remarks about Nebraska and Notre Dame, plus Swylster’s quip at Ava, while detailing Iowa's all-state banquet and LibeIty Bowl chatter involving Iowa State and Georgia Tech and mentions coach changes and a humorous digression on Bryant.
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See Hear TELEVISION Saturday ARetient: teniaan at hia state
Fragmented OCR text outlines TV listings with mentions of football and football college games, dates, channels, and times, but readability is poor. The readable bits reference ABC channel and Monday football coverage, with several garbled proper nouns and place names.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Seek Upper Half Finish Against Illini
Iowa aims to avoid last place in the Big Ten by beating Illinois in Iowa City. QB Mike Wells leads a capable Illini attack as Iowa strains to finish strong with a 2 7 1 season and four seniors honored on senior day. townsfolk expect a 15,000 crowd for the homecoming.
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George Uremovich
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Bob Sims
Charley Gross
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Mile Dillner
Jack Farrell
Kyle Skegma
Craig Johnson
Frank Lauterbur
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