Nebraska Stakes No. 1 Claim With 38-6 Orange Bowl Win
Unbeaten Nebraska cemented its top ranking by routing second-ranked Alabama 38-6 in the Orange Bowl. Jerry Tagge directed a 28-0 first half, Johnny Rodgers returned a 77-yard punt for a second Nebraska TD, and Rich Glover anchored a dominant defense. Echoes of Sugar Bowl, Rose Bowl, and Cotton Bowl results filled the day’s college football action as Oklahoma, Stanford, Penn State, and Colorado posted notable performances.
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PIAA Official Seeks Shot Clock For Basketball
PHILADELPHIA AP Charlie McCullough assistant director of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association backs a 30 or 24 second clock for college and scholastic basketball. He says the rule would raise game quality and eventually pass despite committee reluctance. He argues the clock mirrors other sports and costs about 180 dollars per school, a modest investment.
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Delay Penalties and Time Limits in Sports Prompt Debate
A critic argues that delaying penalties in hockey and imposing time limits in golf would curb stall tactics. They note possible games with no shots, calling for adjustments to keep scoring urgency in basketball and other sports. The comment highlights concerns about keeping action toward points.
Wrestlers Battle Ft LeBoeuf Tomorrow in Corry
In a top matchup Ft LeBoeuf invades Corry for an independent wrestling card. Beavers led by Jim Bennett boast a strong dual and tournament record with several undefeated teammates and a 4 0 start this year. JV starts 6 30 p m with varsity following as lineups are finalized amid illness and lineup undecided notes.
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Miami Dolphins dethrone Colts to earn trip to Super Bowl
The Miami Dolphins defeated the Baltimore Colts 21 to 4 in a stunning upset that ended the Colts title run and earned Miami a spot against the Dallas Cowboys in the Super Bowl in New Orleans. Fans erupt in hysteria as Don Shula’s team, led by Bob Griese, outplayed the defending champions. Unitas and Bubba Smith acknowledged Miami’s sharper play and bigger scares, noting the Dolphins’ standout rush and mistake capitalizing tactics.
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Cowboys Face Miami In Super Bowl Bid After Narrow Win
Dallas, 14 3 National Conference title, beats San Francisco 49ers 7 3 in Texas Stadium. Andrie intercepts Brodie, runs to the 2 yard line, then Hill scores the go ahead TD. Staubach fans led by Lilly vow to prove themselves as the Cowboys chase a second straight Super Bowl.
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Doomsday Defense Shaken as Cowboys Rally in Fourth Quarter
Sores Andrie was tackled by Brodie and ribbed by teammates while George’s block was missed. Staubach led a late 80 yard drive in 14 plays deep in the fourth, easing pressure on the Dallas defense. Larry Cole noted the earlier miscue as Dallas battled for momentum.
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Bill Norton Leads Evening Bowling Action
Bill Norton topped the night in mixed doubles with games of 244 and 232 and a 628 series. Pat Craker led the women with 197, while Kip Caruso had the top women's series at 553. Other scores include Norton 244 and 732, Kaestnerton and Carvin contributions, Craker 197, and Wickwire 878 series.
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