Trojans- Bobcats duel heads to overtime in late thriller
USC and Montana State traded leads through a tense game before Jennings tied it at the end of regulation. Taylor led USC with 69 points and 21 for Gillespie paced Montana State in a contest that included a planned final shot and an overtime collapse for the Bobcats.
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Sticky pregame rituals mirror moon mission nerves
The piece notes athletes and cosmonauts boosting focus before moments at game or event time. Cleveland tight end Milt Morin uses mental imagery with a football to simulate secure grip, while astronaut Frank Borman sought an electric shaver after Apollo 8. It highlights the psychology of last minute preparations.
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USC Trojans Shuffle lineup for Rose Bowl public workout
John McKay’s USC Trojans addressed recent changes by staging a public workout for Rose Bowl media. Al Cowlings moved to defensive end for the injured Jim Grissum, while Mike Berry played at tailback replacing Humphrey Covington as Berry had stepped in for O. J. Simpson’s understudy duties and Wilson Bowie’s finger injury recovery altered backfield roles.
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Coach's Lofty Perch Lifts Wings to 3-3 Tie
Detroit Red Wings and Philadelphia Flyers battled to a 3-3 draw Friday night as Pete Stemkoski scored unassisted with 5 22 left. Sid Abel watched from the bench and Bill Gadsby led the club in the press box amid Detroit’s West Division slump.
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Hockey goal sparks game with Stemkowski’s ninth
Stemkowski stole the puck behind the Flyers net then moved past a defender to fire his ninth goal from 15 feet, giving his team a timely score.
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Alabama and Auburn Favored in Pair of Bowl Games
Alabama with an 8-2 record and a 12th ranking meets Missouri in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville where Bryant’s Tide is a three point favorite. Auburn stands 6-4 and is a 12 point pick against Arizona in the Sun Bowl in El Paso. The Shrine East-West Classic in San Francisco features a wide East squad edge over the West.
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49ers zone clamping rivals in tight CAC tilt
Irvine defeats Cal State Los Angeles 49 to 36 as UC Irvine clamps down with an 8-for-20 shooting effort from the floor by a Scot and strong defensive rebounding in two tournament games. Cal State Los Angeles shot 72 of 147 in those games, while Irvine’s zone limited opponents to 38-for-134 from the floor.
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Cabell Retains Makaha Surfing Title In Senior Division
Joey Cabell of Honolulu defends his Makaha International Surfing Meet senior men title in a tight finish. He bests two time champion Fred Hemmings Jr. of Honolulu with Corky Carroll of Windansea Surf Club California taking third.
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East Favored by 62 in Shrine Game
An East team with a strong running attack is a 614 point favorite to win the 44th East West Shrine game at Candlestick Park. East coach Duffy Daugherty cites a backfield including Ron Johnson Leroy Keyes Perry Williams and Charlie Jarvis. West leader Bob Devaney prioritizes a passing attack with Brooks Dawson starting at QB and Ronnie Johnson of Oklahoma State seeing time. Receivers Gene Washington Gene Huey and Louis Thomas pace the West aerial game. Dennis Brown and Ed Podolak likely to run for the East with Ed White anchoring the West defense alongside Chuck Kyle. Crowd of about 50 000 expected.
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Richmond Tops Ohio 49-42 in Tangerine Bowl thriller
Richmond quarterback Buster O'Brien threw four touchdown passes and ran for another as the Spiders defeated unbeaten Ohio University 49-42 in Orlando. O'Brien completed 39 of 58 passes for 447 yards and 5 total TDs, earning MVP honors while Walter Gillette nabbed the lineman award after 19 catches for 222 yards.
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