Gator Bowl Showdown Brings Tech and Tennessee Clashing
In Jacksonville Texas Tech and Tennessee face off in the 29th Gator Bowl. Coach Bill Battle seeks momentum after an 8-3 season for Tennessee while Jim Carlen’s 10-1 Red Raiders aim to prove they can contend with SEC power. Forecasts call for clear skies and 50s as 60,000 fans watch on ABC.
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Redemption Bowl looming as Auburn meets Missouri in Sun Bowl
Auburn and Missouri clash in the Sun Bowl as both teams seek a late-season turnaround. Quarterback duties shift with Ray Smith starting for Missouri while Auburn benches John Cherry. Wade Whatley or Phil Gargis may lead Auburn’s offense. The national CBS telecast projects a defensive duel and a crowd near 25 000.
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Raiders Aim for Miami in AFC Championship Clash
Oakland arrives in Miami confident they can repeat their 12-7 win over the Dolphins last September. The Raiders focus on Mercury Morris, Larry Csonka, and Paul Warfield while refining game plan on artificial turf before 80,000 fans.
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Grant Hopes Staubach To Run Football
Minnesota Vikings coach Bud Grant said he would not mind seeing Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach carry the ball on every play in the NFC title game. He noted Staubach leads NFC in passing and compared him to other mobile quarterbacks while keeping an eye on Roy Winston’s back injury.
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Houston Hosts Tulane In 14th Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl
Houston quarterback D.C. Nobles leads a top rushing attack against Tulane’s flexible offense directed by Steve Foley. Tulane counters with quarterback Steve Foley and a balanced attack, while both defenses rank among the nation’s best at limiting yardage. The game, broadcast nationally, features Houston’s 10-1 season and Tulane’s 9-2 record as kickoff is at 4 p.m. EST in the Astrodome.
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Arn Sparger Eyes Dolphins Top Defense Against Raiders
Miami defensive mastermind Arnsparger says stopping Oakland on first and second down is key for Sunday’s AFC championship. He notes Oakland’s leftward rushing emphasis and recalls a season-opening 12 7 loss, stressing discipline to neutralize the Raiders’ run and pass threats. The Dolphins ranked second in defense while the Raiders were No 1.
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Dirty Dan wins Aqueduct feature in nose by Plegen mood
Racing Roundup reports Plandome Stable's Dirty Dan nosed out Passen Mood by a head to win the $20,000 Thoroughbred Racing Club Purse at Aqueduct in six furlongs. Dirt Dan carried 114 pounds in 1:10 4-5 with jockey Mike Venezia. Passen Mood paid $3.40 and $2.60. Lord Luck paid $2.80. Flemish Prince captured Narragansett's $3,000 feature in six furlongs in mud, Temistocles Santos aboard. Prove It To Paige rallied from seventh to win Calder's 11 1/16 miles by a nose, returning $17,640 in purses. Sultan faded after taking early lead.
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West Powers Edge East in Shrine Game Preview
West teams boast depth at quarterback led by David Jaynes and Mike Boryla with Danny White in reserve while the East relies on Norris Weese and Gary Marangi. Massive East line faces West pass rushers like Ed Jones and Roger Carr. Shrine game benefits Shriners hospitals and draws pro scouts evaluating top college players.
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Cowboys Dolphins In Repeat Prediction From 1970s Forecaster
Bruce Lowitt projects Super Bowl VIII rematch in Houston with Dolphins vs Cowboys. He predicts Miami clamps down Oakland in the AFC title game and Dallas edges Minnesota in the NFC, citing defensive prowess and key receivers. He notes previous season form and forecasts specific outcomes and scorers.
Foreman Offered $1 Million to Defend Title
In Inglewood California promoter Don Fraser offered heavyweight champion George Foreman $1 million to defend his title against Jerry Quarry on March 25 at the Forum. Quarry, 28, of Cypress California, is ranked No 4 with a 47 6 4 record after knocking out Earnie Shavers in Madison Square Garden on December 14.
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Pearson Fifth Stringer Becomes Cowboys Sunday Starter
Dallas will start fifth stringer Pearson at flanker in NFC title showdown with Minnesota at Texas Stadium. He earned this unlikely role after joining as a free agent, outperforming veterans and climbing from practice squad to starter amid injuries and roster moves.
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Yanks To Lease Shea Stadium For Two Seasons
New York Yankees win approval to lease Shea Stadium for two seasons while Yankee Stadium is renovated. They will pay $760 per game for maintenance and share parking revenue above $450,000 annually, with 81 home games and $61,200 yearly maintenance. City plans $50.7 million stadium refurbishment, Mets involved in shared facilities.
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Sparky Anderson Declines A's Manager Offer
Cincinnati Reds manager Sparky Anderson turned down an offer to manage the Oakland Athletics after a phone call from owner Charlie Finley. He said he owed the Reds much and initially thought the call was a joke. Anderson noted Finley tried to entice him despite Williams remaining under contract.
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