Irish Admit They Are Going All Out Against Texas in Cotton Bowl
Notre Dame linebacker Tim Kelly says the Irish will attack No. 1 Texas to cap his college career with a victory on New Year’s Day. He recalls last year’s Cotton Bowl loss, notes Texas’ Worster and Bertelsen as threats, and dismisses the six point underdog tag as Texas coach Royal readies a pumped up squad.
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Alcindor's Bucks Rout Royals In NBA Action
The Lew Alcindor led Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Cincinnati Royals 137 to 114 to extend their Midwest Division lead to six games. Alcindor scored 29 points, with 17 in the first period, as Milwaukee posted its season high. Greg Smith added 26. Bob Dandridge 23. Oscar Robertson 22.
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Toledo Wins Bowl But Loses Coach
Ex Marine Frank Lauterbur quits Toledo after 23 straight wins and becomes Iowa head coach. Rockets crush William and Mary 40 12 in Tangerine Bowl as Lauterbur leaves for Big Ten job following a dominant defense and two MAC titles. Indians end 5 7 after Southern Conference crown bid.
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Rockets Rout Blues With Quick Offense In Lopsided Win
Hope Star reports a decisive victory as the Rockets surged with a 40-point run after a six point start. Chuck Ealey connected on multiple passes, Charles Cole and Tony Harris scored, and Toledo pulled away with 87 and 86 yard drives in the third period. The piece also notes Hawkeyes coach replacement of Ray Nagel after a 3-6-1 season.
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Stephens joins Razorback Coaching Staff
North Little Rock coach Ken Stephens with a 67-26-4 record over eight seasons is joining Frank Broyles staff at the University of Arkansas. Stephens, age 49, will work with freshmen and could take on other duties in the fall. The Wildcats claimed three conference titles during his tenure, this year going 10-2 and 7-0 in AAAA play.
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Suggs Leads South to 38 7 Victory in Blue Gray Game
Tommy Suggs, chosen over Bill Montgomery, threw two first half TD passes and earned MVP honors as South Carolina coach Paul Dietzel steered the Gray to a 38 7 rout over the Blue. Montgomery managed 43 yards on 4 16 passes while Suggs went 15 24 for 211 yards. Clemson fullback Jack Anderson added two three yard TD runs and a late punt return TD as Tulane’s Rick Kingrea intercepted for a score.
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Bill Burnett Wins $1,000 Scholarship
University of Arkansas tailback Bill Burnett is named one of 33 recipients of a $1,000 NCAA post-graduate scholarship for exceptional academic and athletic achievement. To qualify, athletes must maintain a B average or better for three years.
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Drake Falls to Niagara in Queen City Classic Upset
Niagara’s Marshall Wingate exploded for 32 points to lead the Purple Eagles past seventh-ranked Drake 87-77 in Buffalo, ending Drake’s eight-game win streak and snapping its AP poll grip. Jeff Halliburton scored 20 for Drake, Halliburton fouled out with 10 minutes left as Niagara pulled away.
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Australia Clinches Cup as Goolagong Dominates Final
Evonne Goolagong of Australia defeated Virginia Wade 6-4, 6-1 in the singles final to seal the Federation Cup title for Australia. Margaret Court overcame Ann Haydon Jones 6-8, 6-3, 6-2 in a key match, while Britain had earlier eliminated the United States with Jones beating Patti Hogan 6-3, 7-5 and Wade defeating Sharon Walsh 7-5, 6-4.
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Longhorns brace for Cotton Bowl pass threat
Dallas AP reports Texas coach Royal warns on passing as No. 1 Texas and Notre Dame prepare for a Cotton Bowl rematch. Royal cites Gatewood and Theismann’s improvisation as Notre Dame threats, while Notre Dame linebacker Kelley notes potential passing surprises.
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