Foreman Leads Vikings Past Bears In Sunday's Upset
Minnesota rookie Chuck Foreman started with Fran Tarkenton and Fred Cox guiding a 22-13 victory over Chicago. Foreman ran 16 times for 116 yards and caught four passes for 46 yards, while Cox added five field goals and Tarkenton threw a 69 yard touchdown pass to Beasley.
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UCLA Thumps Iowa 55 18 Amid Coach Pepper Rodgers Scrutiny
UCLA raced past Iowa 55 to 18 as Pepper Rodgers defended not trying to run up the score. He blamed anger and defense for the big tally while noting QB play and an array of audibles in the second half.
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Iowa Loses to UCLA 55-18 Amid Offensive Mistakes
UCLA overwhelms Iowa 55-18 as Hawkeye defense struggles with option plays and three fumbles in the first 21 minutes. Kyle Skogman helps with passing but Iowa’s running game stalls, while penalties and a late ejection shape a costly defeat for Pepper Rodgers’ squad.
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Raiders halt Miami's 18 game streak in Bay Area upset
Oakland Raiders beat the Miami Dolphins 12-7 at Berkeley to snap Miami's 18 game run. The Dolphins scored late on a Griese to Mandich pass as Garo Yepremian missed two field goals and two fumbles marred Miami's bid. Offensive coordinator John Madden called the win a super effort.
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Arizona Tops Indiana 26-10 in Tucson showdown
Bruce Hill connected with flanker Theopolis Bell as the Wildcats built a 26-10 win over Indiana. Hill and Bell, both sophomores, produced key drives while Charlie Gorham kicked four field goals, including two after the touchdowns by Hill.
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Kehrer Captures Tri-State Amateur Golf Title
Steve Kehrer of Cedar Rapids won the Tri-State Amateur at Lacoma Golf Club with a second straight 71 to finish 142 total. He edged Dubuque’s Mike Hogan by two strokes as Hogan won a three way playoff for second.
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