Bryant Admits Hand-Picked Rival In Sugar Bowl Plan
AAP reports Bear Bryant acknowledged recommending the Alabama Penn State pairing in the Sugar Bowl while denying pressure to bypass Nebraska or Oklahoma. Big Eight officials defended the selection, noting the Orange Bowl preferred higher ranked teams and East Coast exposure. Navy and South Carolina were among six teams eyed for the Tangerine Bowl matchup with Miami of Ohio.
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Mid-Winter Sports Association
Little Rock, Ark
Jeff Clark
Navy
South Carolina
Clark
Arkansas State
Virginia Tech
Tulsa
East Carolina
Don Bryant
Husker
Oilers Coach Bum Phillips mum on controversial penalty
Houston coach Bum Phillips declined to discuss a late holding call in the Dallas Miami Dolphins game that set up Ronnie Coleman’s 89 yard drive and the Oilers 19 13 win. Dan Pastorini led a steady march from the Houston 1 yard line with key gains by Billy Johnson and Mac Alston.
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IU Fest
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Billy Johnson
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Mac Alston
Vern den Herder
Dolphins
Don Herder
NFL
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Tody
Garo Yepremian
Bubba
Terps Rally Past Soviets 100-96 In Overtime Exhibition
Maryland trailed at times but pulled off a 100-96 overtime win over the Soviet touring team in College Park. John Lucas led the Terps with 23 points, Brad Davis and Mo Howard added 22, and Sergei Belov scored 36 for the Russians who fell to 1-6 on their U S tour amid a court disruption linked to a Jewish Defense League protest.
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Jewish Defense League
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Terrapins
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Brad Davis
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Terps
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Steve Sheppard
Mo Howard
United States
William Perl
Jewish Defense League of Greater Washington
Bengals Top Bills 33 24 in High Scoring Monday Night
Bengals quarterback Ken Anderson threw for 447 yards and two touchdowns to lead Cincinnati past Buffalo 33 24. OJ Simpson rushed for 197 yards for the Bills as Cincinnati moved to 8 1 and tied atop the AFC Central. Anderson connected with Eliott and Joiner for scores and directed a 90 yard opening march before a largely aerial attack.
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O.J. Simpson
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Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
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Anderson
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Pittsburgh
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Charlie Joiner
Stan Fritts
Dave Green
Miami
Benals
Denyer
Floyd Little
Chip Myers
Regs
Myers
Dwight Harrison
Curtis
Bob Trumpy
Joiner
Boobie Clark
Elliott
Green
John Leypoldt
Simipson
Ferguson
Dmee
Belligals
Soiner
Orne
Smallest NFL Players Spark Major Dispute at Busch Stadium
St Louis and Washington clashed as Mel Gray 175 pounds fought for a goal line catch against Pat Fischer 170 pounds. Officials ruled Gray had possession crossing the end zone, giving the Cardinals a 20 17 overtime win. Washington mentor George Allen called it a delayed, controversial decision.
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Washington Redskins
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Allen pushes for instant replay after key call
Washington coach George Allen renewed his push for instant replay to review controversial plays after a 2017 loss to St. Louis. He argued Mel Gray never had both feet down or possession on a fourth down pass that tied the game and led to overtime.
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Bowling Scores From Rixersite Lanes Week
Bowling results list multiple matchups at Rixersite Lanes Kingpin League with teams such as Jokers, Pocket Finders, Bowling Stones, Nomads, Bluchells, P&N Supplies, Charlies, JW, Alley of the Dolls, HOR Block, Ballou Park Gulf, Krocer A, Cablevision, Country Girls, Blairs Minute Market, Sunday Mixed Couples Wishers, Dumb Lumbs, Latecomers, Uidhalls, L&Ms, and others. Individual scores include McGuire 210, Barker 174, Bennett 202, Prestey 207, Robinson 239, Puize 253, Scearce 224, Wyatt 191, Hall 199, Taylor 203, Leonard 168, Wallon 377, Brown 172, Reynalnts 168, Sparks 188, Riddle 179, Poster 186, Morris 214, Carn 189, and more in mixed results.
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Alley of the Dolls
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Krocer A
Harlone
Cablevision
Dooley
Country Girls
Wallon
Blairs Minute Market
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McDaniel
Reynalnts
Olie Dairy
Sparks
Uidhalls
Riddle
Rhodes
Poster
L&ms
Morris
Carn
Leonard Gregory And Hoston Earn AAA Football Honors
George Leonard of Petersburg tops the Group AAA scoring race with 126 points as his Crimson Wave beat Prince George. Gregory of Lee-Davis posts 19 touchdown passes but Lee-Davis falls to Heritage, while Jeff Hoston of James Madison catches four TDs in a 38 point win over George Marshall.
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Lee Davis
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Heston
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Sooners May Play Fiesta Bowl If They Lose to Nebraska
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer said the Sooners would accept a Fiesta Bowl bid on December 25 if they lose to 10-0 Nebraska this Saturday. Switzer noted Sugar Bowl snub and said regents informally approved facing the winner of Arizona vs Arizona State.
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Bryant
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Switzer
Oklahoma
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