Vikings Top Browns In Snowbound Playoff Clash
Bud Grant’s Vikings stunned the Cleveland Browns 24 0 at Metropolitan Stadium as fans packed the ice covered field. Fran Tarkenton estimated 47 900 turned out amid a snow bound setting to seal Minnesota’s win with a 2 yard run by Dave Osborn and a 43 yard field goal by Fred Cox.
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Bobkittens fall to Ouachita 32 28 in tight game
Yerger Junior High Bobkittens were edged 32 28 by Ouachita Warriors at Ouachita in a low scoring contest. Buddy Ingram led Hope with 18 points as Ouachita built an early 11 3 lead and held Hope scoreless in the third quarter until late.
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Texas Longhorns Lose Core for Next Season
Texas plans to field a broken wishbone next year after losing quarterback James Street and halfback Ted Ray. The Associated Press ranking crowned Texas No. 1 after a season highlighted by Street's leadership and a series of late-game victories.
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Assistant is Named to Post
Fort Smith Arkansas AP Charles Presley an assistant at Fort Smith Northside named the school’s new head football coach succeeding Bill Stanell Stanell elevated to athlete director for the district The Fort Smith School Board also named Jim Rowland an Northside assistant as head coach at Fort Smith Southside succeeding Charles Dub McGibbons The article lists multiple players and alumni with notable college connections and injuries including Freeman Steinmark Speyrer Street and Bradley
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UCLA Rout Notre Dame In College Basketball Rout
UCLA, defending national champions, crushed Notre Dame 108-77 at Pauley Pavilion. Wooden praised balance as UCLA scored 100th win in 102 games, while Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio University and others posted results in the Top Ten.
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Unwilling Prophet and With No Joy
Gene Lanammer reports that Cleveland coachCollier lamented his prophet status after the Vikings defeated the Browns 27-7 to win the NFL title. Kirked by doubt, Collier praised Minnesota as perhaps the league’s best and eyed a repeat triumph in the upcoming Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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Characters Picked for Super Bowl in New Orleans
The AP reports the selection of New Orleans for this year’s Super Bowl at Tulane Stadium with a 82,000 capacity, the first game in the city and potential stays for two more years. Discussions focus on gate revenue to cover payoffs, with Rozelle confirming annual site decisions. Joe Namath and the Jets’ 1968 triumph is cited as a precedent for big crowds and high broadcasting rights impacting player winnings.
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Ouachita Favored to Retain Lead in AIC Play
Ouachita Baptist University sits atop Division A as conference play resumes with a schedule featuring a matchup against Arkansas Tech and Hendrix after a 0-19 combined record for those opponents. Henderson leads Division B and aims to keep pace with Ouachita while Southern State and Arkansas College seek to narrow the gap.
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