Mississippi State backs carry Blue-Gray victory in Montgomery
In the 38th Blue-Gray game in Montgomery, South led by Mississippi State backs produced the key plays. Ken Phares stole a pass for a 34 yard return and a score, while another interception set up a second Gray score. Strock and Adams anchored the South offense as Strock earned MVP honors. Blue defense limited BYU’s van Valkenberg to four yards on 13 carries.
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Seals Rally Sparks 2 2 Tie With Flyers
Seals and Flyers fought to a 2 2 tie as Meloche and Sena shone for Philadelphia in a high intensity first period. McAneeley scored two goals for San Francisco with help from McKeehnie and Johnston on the power play. McRechny matched scoring from last year with the Seals falling short in the final period.
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USC motivated claims McKay on Rose Bowl prep
USC coach Jim McKay says the Trojans are motivated for the Rose Bowl against Ohio State despite public doubt. He notes USC seeks a 12 0 season and will rest players a day before the game. Ohio State practiced briefly while Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes plans center rotation due to Meyers illness.
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Tigers Rally Past Illinois State in Overtime Shootout
Pacific overcame a ten point halftime deficit to beat Illinois State 62 54 in a dramatic second half. Chad Meyer and Doug Collins led scoring with key late baskets and free throws as the Tigers stretched their home winning streak to six of eight.
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Finley awarded big pay in antitrust case
Charles O Finley won 251600 in attorney fees from Sportservice Corp in U S District Court in San Francisco. He had earlier received 264501 in antitrust damages over Oakland Coliseum concession rights. The Sporting News named him Sportsman of the Year in St Louis as Don Shula was hailed NFL coach of the year for the third time in five years.
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Ohio State shifts Mack to center for USC game
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes said guard Dick Mack will play center against Southern California as the Buckeyes seek to fill the injury absence of Steve Meyers. Meyers is reported to have a spleen virus and may miss New Year’s Day action. Luke Hayes and Tom Mixon considered at center, with practice disrupted by chaos from USC preparations.
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Foreman Carrying On Champion Work Beyond Ring
Foreman plans continued youth service after retirement as he echoes Archie Moore on a champion’s duties. Moore notes his own Any Boy Can program in Vallejo and ties to Boy Scouts in San Diego, highlighting lifelong community work.
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Sports radio log with multiple basketball and hockey listings
Thursday evening sports radio schedule lists Ask the Tafders on KNRR 430 at 7 08 pm and game broadcasts including Warriors versus Cleveland on KEEN 1370. Friday programing includes hockey Sears against Long Island on KEEN 1970 and college basketball USF versus University of Pennsylvania on KESt 1430 and Cal versus Illinois State on KRE 1300.
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Parum Upsets Metreveli In Australian Open Quarters
New Zealand player Onny Parum, seeded 12th, defeated Russian Alex Metreveli in five sets at Kooyong to reach the Australian Open semi finals. Parum will face Karl Meier, who beat Wanare Ndgadrella to advance. Metreveli, seeded fourth, struggled with first serve as Parum dictated play on the outdoor court.
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