Ferguson and Maxson Lead All-Conference Picks in SWC
Arkansas quarterback Joe Ferguson and SMU sophomore Alvin Maxson head the United Press International 1971 all conference selections. The team features eight underclassmen on offense and five on defense with notable names from Texas, Rice, Baylor and Texas Tech among honorees. Ferguson was Offensive Player of the Year and Maxson earned Sophomore of the Year as Arkansas leads the field.
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Heisman Balloting Details Highlight Top Nominees
The list names Pat Sullivan at 1597 votes from Auburn as a leading passer, Ed Marinaro with 1445 from Cornell as a rugged back, Greg Pruitt at 586 from Oklahoma, Johnny Musso with 365 from Alabama, and Lydell Mitchell at 251 from Penn State nicknamed TD Maker. Other notable figures include Jack Mildren, Jerry Tagge, Chuck Ealey, Patuiski, Eve Allen, Bo Taylor, Reb Moore, Terry Beasley, and Sonny Sixkiller from various schools.
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Mean Green Defeats Yorktown Wildcats 68 66 in CHS Gym
The Mean Green beat the Yorktown Wildcats 68 to 66 led by Big John Blackwell with 31 points. Ricky Kasper and Tanny Johnson added 14 each while Arthur Whittington had five and Neal Salcher and Luther Johnson two apiece. Yorktown scorers included Loren Cordes 19 and David Jansen 17.
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Texas SWC Choice By MIKE WESTER
The Texas Longhorns are named the favorites for the 1971 72 SWC season in the Lubbock Avalanche Journal preseason poll. Houston is not included in the poll and will not compete for the title this year.
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Regional high school football results United Press International
Regional playoffs across classes AAAA AAA Plane and others show Hereford defeating El Paso Coronado 29 to 12 and Dallas Carter beating Fort Worth Eastern Hills 21 to 13. Other notable scores include Richardson Lake Highlands 15 over Killen 34 and Houston Lee 13 over Houston Sam Houston 7.
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Thanksgiving gridiron chaos on TV and notes from the season
The piece recalls Thanksgiving day football viewing across three games Oklahoma versus Nebraska Texas A M versus Texas A M and Dallas versus the Rams. It adds lively opinions on players including Judy Wiggington and Phillips and lists TCU standouts Morriss Peoples and Davis with coach Gilbreth praised for his wedge scheme.
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Major postseason bowl lineups and matchups listed
The article lists 11 bowl games with dates sites and teams including SUN BOWL December 18 El Paso Texas Iowa State vs LSU Liberty Bowl December 20 Memphis Tennessee Tennessee vs Arkansas Fiesta Bowl December 27 Phoenix Arizona Florida State vs Arizona State Tangerine Bowl December 28 Orlando Florida Toledo vs Richmond Peach Bowl December 30 Atlanta Georgia Georgia Tech vs Mississippi Gator Bowl December 31 Jacksonville Florida Georgia vs North Carolina Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl Houston Texas Colorado vs Houston Rose Bowl January 1 Pasadena California Michigan vs Stanford Orange Bowl Miami Florida Nebraska vs Alabama Sugar Bowl January 1 Dallas Texas Oklahoma vs Auburn Cotton Bowl January 1 Dallas Texas Penn State vs Texas.
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Hawaii Annexation Debate Reflects U S Policy Shifts
Fragmentary notes show 19th century tensions over annexation with references to American intentions and regional resistance. The text hints at political maneuvers involving U S officials and Hawaiian leaders shaping the national frontier.
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