Burkhart Leads Penn State Past Missouri in Orange Bowl
Penn State quarterback Chuck Burkhart, named the game’s MVP for the second straight year, led a 10-3 win over Missouri, as the Nittany Lions kept their unbeaten streak and contended for No 1. Missouri’s Terry McMillan struggled with five interceptions amid a stifling PSU defense.
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Longhorns Edge Notre Dame 21-17 in Cotton Bowl
Texas overpowered Notre Dame 21-17 as the Longhorns’ ground game wore down the Irish. James Street threw for 331 yards in rushing and clutch fourth down plays sealed the victory amid the crowd at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.
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Michigan players mourn coach as Rose Bowl loss hurts
Michigan players faced a sobering Rose Bowl defeat to USC while their hospitalized coach Bo Schembechler remained at St. Luke’s Hospital. Captain Jim Mandich said the team feared a mild heart attack, with doctors offering no definite diagnosis yet as the Wolverines reflected on their leader’s absence.
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Pro Basketball Results and Upcoming Games
Results recap from Wednesday and Thursday with scores Boston 124 Detroit 121 Milwaukee 143 San Diego 126 Philadelphia 129 Chicago 109 Atlanta 122 Baltimore 111. Upcoming: Cincinnati at Baltimore Boston at Detroit Atlanta at Philadelphia San Francisco at Los Angeles New York at Milwaukee San Diego at Phoenix.
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Manning L ed Ole Miss Outruns Arkansas 27 22
Archie Manning led Ole Miss past Arkansas 27 22 in New Orleans. He passed for 273 yards and ran 39 yards, earning the game's outstanding player award as Arkansas star Bill Montgomery threw for 338 yards. The Rebels clinched the Sugar Bowl win after key plays by Vernon Studdard and Glenn Cannon.
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USC Defense Keys Rose Bowl Victory and Next Season
USC spoiled Michigan’s bid as the Trojans won 10-3 in Pasadena to claim a Rose Bowl breakthrough. The defense led by the Wild Bunch, including Jimmy Gunn and Al Cowling, shut down the Wolverines while Clarence Davis and Mike Berry combined for most USC rushing yards.
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