Auburn Fans Feel Pain After Sugar Bowl Loss
Auburn players and fans express pride despite a 40-22 defeat to Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl. Quotes from Terry Henley, Tommy Lowry, Jay Casey, Bill Luka, and Steve Wilson reflect mixed sentiment, with players noting injuries and self-critique while awards and travel home are acknowledged.
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Billy Mitchell
New Orleans
Auburn University
Auburn
Oklahoma
War Eagles
Joe Miner
Eagle
Joe
Birmingham
Joanne
Terry Henley
Tommy Lowry
Fountainbleau Hotel
Jay Casey
Bill Luka
Alabama
Nebraska
Steve Wilson
Huntsville
Colonels Duo Shines As Gilmore Issel Lead Nets Rout
Artis Gilmore and Dan Issel formed a potent inside outside duo for the Kentucky Colonels. On Sunday night they powered a 116-84 victory over the New York Nets as Issel posted 26 points with 13 rebounds and Gilmore 16 points with 11 boards.
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Associated Press
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky Colonels
Dan Issel
American Basketball Association
Artis
Gilmore-Issel
Colonels
New York Nets
Issel
Gilmore
Prep State TVC Tourney Results and Schedule
Tournament schedule lists multiple matchups across TVC and CVC events at Bradshaw West Morgan iCotaco Union Hill Decatur Courtland Danville and other venues. Teams include Huntsville Sheffield Bradshaw Butler Hartselle Walker Co Coffee Athens Grissom Russellville West Morgan Hazlewood Speake Priceville Hatton Woodville Ryan Arab Union Hill Decatur Falkville Eva Cold Springs and more with championship set for Saturday at 7 30.
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Huntsville
Sheffield
Butler
Hartselle
Walker Co
Cullman
Deshler
TVC
Austin
Lee
Coffee
Athens
Grissom
Russellville
CVC
West Morgan
Hazlewood
iCotaco
Speake
Priceville
Hatton
Woodville
Ryan Arab
Union Hill
Decatur
Courtland
Danville
Lawrence Co
East Limestone
Nebraska In Ecstasy After Cornhuskers Triumph
Nebraska fans celebrate a stunning 28 to 0 halftime lead and 41 to 18 final score against Alabama in Miami. Richard Saylor reports from Lincoln and Grand Island on the Huskers top national contention and coach Devaney’s restrained praise. An estimated 10 000 fans will greet the team on its return from Miami.
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Alabama
Nebraska
Auburn
Cornhuskers
Miami
Grand Island
Decatur
Richard Saylor
Lincoln
Crimson Tide
Saylor
Bob Devaney
Devaney
Nebraska dominates Alabama to cap 13-0 season in Orange Bowl
Nebraska routs Alabama 38-6 as coach Bob Devaney proclaims the Cornhuskers one of the greatest teams. Bear Bryant calls them superior, while Nebraska extends its win streak to 23 games and 32 unbeaten. Oklahoma leads 31-0 at halftime before routing Auburn 40-22 in the Sugar Bowl.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Alabama
Bob Devaney
Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant
Bryant
Skein
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma
Auburn
Rod Garcia
Winford Turner
Miami
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Crimson Tide
War Hawks Host Northeast Mississippi In Home Opener
Calhoun Junior College's basketball team the War Hawks return to action hosting Northeast Mississippi Junior College from Booneville. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Kelley Field House.
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Calhoun Junior College
ISYMBOL QUIZ AND CHALLENGE ANSWERS LIST
A compact reproduction lists quiz subsections with labeled answers for PART I II III and ISYMBOL QUIZ and ends with the CHALLENGE noting Elmer T Klassen. The entries include letter choices and a few misprinted items.
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Elmer _ T. Klassen
Bowl season recap pits SEC wins against critics of Sullivan
SEC bowls finish 4-2 with key wins by Louisiana State over Iowa State 33-15 in the Sun Bowl Tennessee over Arkansas 14-13 in the Liberty Bowl Georgia edging North Carolina 7-3 in the Gator and Mississippi over Georgia Tech 41-18 in the Peach Bowl Alabama and Auburn bowls dampen gains as Alabama loses to Nebraska 38-6 in the Orange Bowl and Auburn falls 40-22 to Oklahoma Sullivan faces critics over his Heisman claim after the losses
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Associated Press
SEC
Louisiana ‘State
Iowa State
Tennessee
Arkansas
Georgia
North Carolina
Mississippi Rebels
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Auburn
Pat Sullivan
Nebraska
Crimson Tide
Coernhuskers
Dolphins defeat Colts to reach Super Bowl VI
The Miami Dolphins shut out the Baltimore Colts 21 to 0 to advance to a January 16 Super Bowl in New Orleans against the Dallas Cowboys. Bob Griese connected with Paul Warfield for a 75 yard score as Garo Yepremian added three extra points. The win capped Miami’s upset over a seasoned Colts squad and boosted Don Shula’s team toward the title.
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Miami
New Orleans
Dallas Cowboys
Miami Dolphins
Dolphins
Mets
Baltimore Colts
Johnny Unitas
Bubba Smith
Kansas City Chiefs
Colts
Chicago Bears
Dolphin
Ragamuffins
Don Shula J
Bob Griese
Purdue
Cowboys
Baltimore
Unitas
Griese
Don McCafferty
Don Shula
Paul Warfield
Warfield
Rick Volk
Garo Yepremian
Eddie Hinton
Curtis Johnson
Dick Anderson
Bear Looked For Answers After Alabama Bowl Loss
Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant faced a brutal 38 to 6 defeat as Nebraska claimed the national title for a second year. Bryant accepted blame, saying coaching failed, while players defended him and praised Nebraska’s superior play.
Cowboys Win NFC Title in Dallas to Reach Super Bowl
Quarterback Roger Staubach led Dallas with a late 80-yard drive and Duane Thomas scored as the Cowboys beat San Francisco 14 3 in Texas Stadium to claim the National Conference title. Andrie's interception and six yard run stood out as Dallas extended its winning streak and eyed revenge on Baltimore in the Super Bowl.
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Dallas
Dallas Cowboys
Roger Staubach
Navy
San Francisco
Texas Stadium
George Andrie
Bob __ Lilly
Cowboys
Baltimore
Miami
LeRoy Jordan
Andrie
John Brodie
Calvin Hill
Whoater
Bruce Gossett
Pat Toomay
Brodie
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