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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1973

Page

7

Top Twenty play musical chairs

The Missouri Tigers upset Nebraska by one point 13-12 to jump from 12th to seventh in the AP poll. Ohio State remains No. 1, with Alabama second and Oklahoma third after key wins. Michigan, Penn State, USC, Notre Dame, LSU, and Tennessee fill the top ten as Nebraska slides to 11th and several others follow.

Associated Press Missouri Tigers Nebraska Associated Press Weekly Tigers Ohio State Buckeyes Wisconsin Alabama Oklahoma Texas Sooners Michigan Michigan State Wolverines Penn State Army Southern California Washington State Notre Dame Rice Louisiana State Tennessee Arizona State UCLA Houston Miami Fla Colorado Tulane Kansas Arizona Ohio

Razorbacks study wishbone offense ahead of Texas clash

Arkansas coach Frank Broyles says the Razorbacks will study Texas wishbone formations as they brace for a Southwest Conference lead game in Fayetteville. He notes recent schedules, emphasizes basing tactics on the wishbone, and expects defensive end Danny Crawford back from an ankle injury.

Fayetteville Ark Arkansas Razorbacks Texas Frank Broyles Oklahoma Longhorns Broyles Arkansas Razorbacks Danny Crawford Eudora Baylor

Top Twenty Rankings Based on First Place Votes

The Top Twenty list shows season records and total points with first place votes in parentheses. Points allocation follows 20 18 16 14 12 10 9 8 7 6 4 3 2 1, detailing team standings and scoring across the season.

Arctic Winter Games Funding Advance Sent to White House

Congress approved a 150000 dollar appropriation to back the Arctic Winter Games in Anchorage in March 1974. The bill, passed 306 to 44 in the House after Senate approval, awaits final funding action in subsequent legislation. In other briefs, a Bengals upset of the Steelers 19-7 featured a key pass interception, while Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw finally faced Cincinnati center linebacker Bill Bergey, a rivalry built over years.

Associated Press Washington Congress White House Anchorage Alaska House Senate Cincinnati Pittsburgh Steelers Terry Bradshaw Cincinnati Bengal Bill Bergey Bergey

Rice Coach Accuses Notre Dame Of Embarrassment Tactics

AP report from New York outlines Rice coach Al Conover accusing Notre Dame of trying to embarrass them after a 28-0 defeat. Conover cited Notre Dame's postgame remarks and a bench gimmick with priests. Parseghian defended, noting the game’s half-time 14-0 lead and fourth-quarter substitution. Army coach Cahill recalls a 1966 ND loss and discusses the broader impact of lopsided scores. Indiana’s Corso and Minnesota’s Stoll comments on blitzes and no-huddle offense add to the football debate.

Rice Notre Dame Herschel Nissenson Associated Press NEW York (Ap al Conover Army Tom Cahill Ara Parseghian Conover Parseghian Jess Neely Cahill Tennessee

Dolphins Hand Browns Defeat In Tough Monday Night Loss

In Cleveland, the Dolphins beat the Browns 17 9 as Mercury Morris ran 70 yards to set up Larry Csonka’s second goal line score. Mike Kolen’s 29 yard interception and Csonka’s 114 rushing yards sealed the win amid Browns struggles in the red zone.

Richard Bilotti Associated Press Cleveland Cleveland Browns Bob Babich Babich Miami Dolphins Browns Mercury Morris Mike) Kolen Dolphins Don Shula Larry Csonka Clarence Scott Charlie Hall Kolen Mike Phipps Csonka Don Cockroft Phipps

Gillman takes charge of Houston Oilers

Sid Gillman becomes Houston Oilers general manager and interim head coach after firing Pete Peterson. Peterson led the team to 1 victory in 19 games as head coach amid a 16 game losing streak. Gillman cites a winning business mindset and plans to implement his offensive approach while Peterson declines to coach again. Bud Adams notes the changes aim to improve game plans.

Michael A. Lutz Associated Press Houston Bill Peterson Sid Gillman Houston Oiler Gillman Peterson Oilers K.S Bud” Adams NFL Adams Sid Pete

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