Crucifixion of Collins Sparks Kentucky Football Debate
Two former Kentucky players express bitterness over criticism of Kentucky football and tailback Sonny Collins. Arvel Carroll, a 1970 linebacker and 1971-72 fullback, says people seek excuses in hard times and notes Collins was unfairly crucified despite productive earlier years.
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Ex Wildcats face rumors amid murder case and point shaving talk
Ex Kentucky Wildcats figures defend tailback Sonny Collins amid unverified point shaving chatter after a 15 9 loss to Auburn and amid a murder case involving Elmore Stephens and two others. Players and coaches nationwide react to insinuations and media speculation surrounding Collins and the UK program.
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Redskins Rally Edges Falcons on Moseley Field Goal
Washington beat Atlanta 30-27 in Atlanta Stadium as Mike Moseley kicked a 39 yard field goal with two seconds left. Billy Kilmer engineered the drive after five completions for 56 yards and three TD passes lifting the Redskins to 8 4 and a playoff chase. Kilmer and Moseley led the late surge amid a string of dramatic finishes over six weeks.
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Strock Leads Dolphins Past Bills in NFL Week Thriller
Don Strock, in his first start as a starter, threw two touchdowns and ran for another as the Miami Dolphins beat the Buffalo Bills 31 to 21. OJ Simpson twice found the end zone for Buffalo but it wasn’t enough as Miami pulled away in the first half and held on. Baltimore, St. Louis, Washington, and Pittsburgh also won, with Colts receiver Lyddl Mitchell rushing for 119 yards to surpass 1,000 for the season.
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Pastorini Sacked But Oilers Win In San Francisco
Houston quarterback Dan Pastorini endured pressure from San Francisco's Jimmy Webb and Bob Haskins as the Oilers defeated the 49ers on the road.
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Arkansas Razorbacks Win Big In Roundup Weekend
College football roundup notes Arkansas Razorbacks share of the South title as they earned a big victory. Other teams also posted strong wins in a weekend summary highlighting conference race implications and standout performances by key players.
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Evert Connors Rally To Take Mixed Doubles Title
Chris Evert and Jimmy Connors beat Marty Riessen and Billie Jean King 4-6 6-3 6-4 7-5 for $100000 in a Caesars Palace exhibition. Evert credited Connors for the win while Connors said he underestimated his power, dominating the match with strong forehands.
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Weekend Sports Briefs From The Associated Press
Football Archie Griffin wins Walter Camp Player of the Year for a second straight year. Johnny Miller shoots 68 to win world cup golf and lead USA to ten stroke victory. Nicklaus Palmer named Golf Writers Association top players. Tigers acquire May and Roberts while shipping several players to Houston. Gordie Howe suspended by WHA after altercation with referee. Nastase defeats Borg to win Masters Tennis title. Connors and Evert beat Riessen and King in a $150000 tennis challenge.
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