Giacomin Leads Wings Past Rangers In Emotional Return
Ed Giacomin cried openly as he returned to Madison Square Garden in a Detroit uniform, stopping 46 Rangers shots to lift the Red Wings 6 4. Villemure and Villemure’s first appearance with Chicago also produced a win, while Flyers, Sabres, Bruins and Black Hawks posted decisive results in the NHL slate.
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New York Rangers
National Hockey League
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Boston Bruins
California Seals
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Darcy Rota
Black Hawks
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Kansas City
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Orest Kindrachuk
Mel Bridgman
Flyers
Daniels Shines as Northeastern Rolls Past Northwestern
Northeastern, led by Billy Daniels, defeated Northwestern 35-14 in the only OIC clash this weekend. Daniels rushed 48 yards for the first touchdown and the Redmen defense intercepted four passes as they improved to 7-2 overall. Curtis Jones starred for Henderson with 167 rushing yards in a 35-23 win over Southeastern. East Central rolled past Eastern New Mexico 36-22, Cameron beat Southern Colorado 35-7, Langston overwhelmed Southwestern 27-7, and Central State shut out Panhandle 35-0 with 391 rushing yards.
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Associated Press
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Colorado
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Ark
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Ranger
Lawton McArthur
UIC
Joe Green
Butch Crawford
Rangers
Curtis Jones
Lions
Rudy Summerville
Dave Washington
Pueblo
Colo
Southern Colorado
Aggies
Ronnie James
James
Chuck Blackburn
Andros resigns as Oregon State football coach after eighth straight loss
Dee Andros announced his resignation as head coach of Oregon State after a 28-22 loss to Stanford, ending a 26-year tenure marked by giants killers fame and later struggles. His overall OSU record stands 50-62-1 with concerns about funding and program direction.
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Oklahoma
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Beavers
Southern California
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UCLA
Pittsburgh University
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Selmon Named Scholar Athlete of 1975 Group
Eleven college seniors including Ohio State’s Brian Baschnagel and Oklahoma’s Leroy Selmon were named National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame scholar athletes for 1975. They earn $1,000 scholarships if they enter graduate school and will be honored in New York on December 9 at the foundation’s 18th annual awards banquet.
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Ohio State
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Army
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North Carolina State
Darryl Jackson
Mississippi
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Michigan
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Nebraska
Thomas Heiser
New Mexico
Ralph Jackson
Utah State
Randy Stockham
Iowa
Robert Elliott
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