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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1974

Page

3

Texas Royal Crowned No More After Cotton Bowl Loss

Texas coach Darrell Royal called the 19-3 setback to Nebraska a sound defeat as the Cornhuskers shut down Texas on the ground and at the goal line. Runty replaced Hun at QB, steering two scoring drives, while Nebraska’s Tony Davis ran for 106 yards and Tom Osborne praised a calculated second-half surge.

Mike Cochran Associated Press Dallas Texas Darrell Royal Longhorns Nebraska Cornhuskers Storrs Steve Runty Ritch Bahe John Bell Tony Davis

O J Simpson wins 1973 Jim Thorpe Award

O J Simpson of Buffalo dominates the 1973 NFL season with 2003 rushing yards on 332 carries and 11 games over 100 yards, earning the Jim Thorpe Memorial Trophy as the league's most valuable player. The report notes his early breakthrough at USC, his 72 season surge, and plans for the award presentation at the Pro Bowl in Kansas City.

NEW York NEA O.J. Simpson Buffalo Jimmy Brown Steve van Buren Bronko Nagurski NFL Jim Thorpe Newspaper Enterprise Association Simpson O.J City College of San Francisco University of Southern California Buffalo Bills California Coldwater Canyon Dallas Lou Saban Bills John Hade Los Angeles Rams Fran Tarkenton Minnesota Vikings Larry Brown Washington Redskins NBA Kansas City

Huskers edge Texas in Cotton Bowl turnaround win

Nebraska, trailing in the Big Eight, dethroned Texas 19 3 in the Cotton Bowl as senior QB Steve Runty sparked two third quarter touchdowns after replacing Hamm. Coach Tom Osborne switched to Runty for the second half, shifting to a run oriented attack that produced the decisive scores and capped a dramatic comeback.

Wade Johnston Texas Huskers Longhorn Bob Thornton Mary Akins Nebraska Runty David Hamm de Runty

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