Dorsett Runs Wild as Pitt Routs Miami of Florida 36 19
Tony Dorsett carries 35 times for 227 yards and three scores to lead No. 2 Pittsburgh to a 36 19 win over Miami of Florida. He joins the 5,000 yard club and extends his 100 yard game streak. Tom Yewcic directs in relief, quarterbacked by a senior walk on, as Pitt forces nine turnovers and wins its sixth straight. Michigan, Nebraska, UCLA, Oklahoma, Maryland, Iowa State, Ohio State, Texas Tech also win.
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College football scores roundup from US college games
United Press International reports a slate of football results with East Allegheny a 24 Wash&Jeff 7 and other outcomes across colleges. Notable games include Harvard 17 Dartmouth 10 and Penn St. 27 Syracuse 3, with teams such as Delaware Villanova and Pitt posting wins or draws, reflecting a busy weekend schedule.
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Oklahoma Tops Kansas in Big Eight Clash. Cromwell Injured
Oklahoma, seeking revenge for last year’s loss, defeated Kansas 28 to 10 as Cromwell left with a knee injury in the third quarter. Iowa State upset Missouri 21 to 17 to solidify its best four year record under Earle Bruce. Nebraska pummeled Kansas State 51 to 40 while Colorado rallied to beat Oklahoma State 20 to 10.
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Disqualification changes Nebraska girls golf title race
Cathy Curry of Columbus was disqualified after a printed scorecard showed a four on the 17th hole when she had scored six. Gigi Fry of Ralston marked the four by mistake, and footage later confirmed the error. Lincoln Southeast inherits the Class A title as Curry’s disqualification alters the outcome. Hergert earns the medalist award.
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Goldenrod v-ball tourney opens in Cedar Rapids
Action begins tonight in the Goldenrod Conference volleyball tournament at Cedar Rapids High School gym. Play starts 5:30 p.m. with Silver Creek vs Clarks, 6:15 St Edward vs Fullerton, 7 p.m. Genoa vs Cedar Rapids, and 7:45 Stromsburg vs Osceola. Admission $1.25 adults 75 cents students.
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Colts win midget league title in Columbus action
The Columbus Midget Football league crowned the Colts champions after a 19 to 7 loss to the Bears in the season finale. Bears scorers were Greg Laben and Bill Chavanu with an extra point by Scott Fulton. Colt lone TD by Scott Cruickshank. Rams beat Lions 32 to 7 to tie for second. Styskal had two Rams TDs aided by Kudron Bukacek Alt, Arnsmith and Peterson extra points. Lions’ score credited to Jim Rawhouser with Dick Bartlett extra. Final standings and coaches listed. games held at Glur Park under Columbus JayCees sponsorship.
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Butch Beard Wins Texas Open in Sudden Death
Butch Beard, 40, of Miami, defeated Miller Barber on the first hole of a sudden death playoff to win the $25,000 first prize in the Texas Open golf tournament in San Antonio. Beard called the victory a long time coming and said, God was smiling on him as everything went his way.
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Huskers wallop K-State 51 0 in home rout
Nebraska crushed Kansas State 51 to 0 as coach Tom Osborne noted the rival’s weak defense and said the Huskers’ main issue was reserves who turned the ball over due to inexperience. Key scorers included Ferragamo Thomas Eveland and Gillespie with injuries to Higgs and Gillespie. Osborne projected limited impact from next week’s Missouri game and cautioned about returning Missouri after a loss.
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Sports groups end conference in Barcelona
IOC and World Sports Federations closed weeklong talks in Barcelona without sanctions on apartheid boycotters from Africa and agreed only two points. Retroactive penalties would hurt athletes, not decision makers at Montreal, and new rules are needed to deter future political interference in major sports meetings.
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