Longhorns Slaughter California In Peak Opening Rout
Texas Longhorns rout California 56-15 as Eddie Phillips and Steve Worster spark the Wishbone attack for 443 rushing yards. Southern Cal and Nebraska tie 21-21 in Los Angeles. Heisman contenders Plunkett and Manning spark other top teams as Notre Dame, Penn State, Missouri win. Arkansas and LSU win as public threat of bomb threats appear in Missouri. referee notes note Kalamazoo boycott attempt against Western Michigan.
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Impressive Efforts In Losses Highlight Weekend Play
The Associated Press reports Arkansas Tech lost 22 21 to Northeast Oklahoma as Roy Burke connected with Freddy Cormier for the winning touchdown in the final 12 seconds. East Central Oklahoma routed Arkansas A M 42 0 while Livingston State beat Southern State Muleriders 24 0 and Ouachita Baptist defeated Southeastern 16 7. Henderson State edged Mississippi College 14 10. State College of Arkansas fell 28 17 to Florence State after leading 17 14 in the third quarter.
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Belgian Wins Grand Prix of Canada
Belgian driver Jackie Ickx won the Grand Prix of Canada with Ferrari. He said the world driving champion for 1970 is Jochen Rindt, who was killed while practicing for the Italian Grand Prix. Regazzoni finished second as Ferrari claimed its third straight Formula 1 win.
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Knudson Wins to Break 7 Month Famine
Canadian golfer George Knudson outlasted George Archer in a 36 hole marathon at Crawford County Country Club to win the Robinson Open for $20,000, posting 268 for 16 under. Archer finished second at 268, with Payne and others close behind as Grady and Sifford chased the prize.
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Bears win on late interception during Florence clash
In a Saturday night game Whit Fowlkes intercepted a Florence pass to set up a 17-14 Bears lead. A 23-yard TD pass from Mike Lally to Richey Platt capped the scoring. Harding Bisons opened the season with an 18-0 victory over Southwestern College of Winfield Kansas.
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Devlin Wins Ireland Golf Championship in Wind and Rain
Bruce Devlin, 32, Australia, captured the Portmarnock title at the Alcan Championship by conquering winds and rain to post 278 after 72 holes. Bob Rosburg finished second at 285, earning $15,000. Other results include Redman winning at Francorchamps and Parnelly Jones in Seattle.
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Shonts Wins Seattle Invitational For Net Prize
Seattle report says Retne Ede of Richmond defeated Tom Groman to secure the nextet prize at the Seattle Invitational. Charlie Pasarell of Puerto Rico beat Jai Rodes of Czechoslovakia 6 1 6 4 for third place. In Ankara the Soviet Union retained the saber team world title by defeating Hungary 93 Sunday.
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