Upset Stuns Oklahoma as Kansas Tops Sooners 23 3
Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer says he prefers winning after the Jayhawks pull off the season’s biggest upset, 23 3 over the No 2 Sooners. Kansas defensive effort and a blocked punt catalyze a string of Sooners turnovers ending Oklahoma’s 37 game unbeaten stretch. Kansas quarterback Nolan Cromwell leads a 7 3 halftime edge and Laverne Smith seals victory with two touchdowns.
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Kansas Upsets Oklahoma to End Sooners’ Streak
Oklahoma, once ranked second and riding a 28 game win streak, falls 23-3 at Kansas. Bud Moore smiles as Nolan Cromwell and Laverne Smith spark the Jayhawks who hand Oklahoma its first conference loss, while Nebraska stays atop the Big Eight after a 20-? victory over Kansas State.
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Stingers Beat New England to Extend WHA Lead
The Cincinnati Stingers won 4-2 over New England at Riverfront Coliseum to stretch their WHA East Division lead to three points. Rookie goalie Norm LaPointe earned his second straight win, with Plumb and Dudley scoring early for a 2-0 first period advantage.
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Pate Wins PGA Fall Qualifying. Burns Close in Second
Jerry Pate of Pensacola wins the PGA Fall Qualifying with a 423 total nine under par at Walt Disney World Magnolia Course. George Burns finishes two behind after a final round 70. Gary Koch and Earl Humphries tie for third at 427 as 25 players earn PGA tour cards from a 375 entrants.
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Foyt Captures Phoenix 150 In Indy Style Race
A. J. Foyt wins the Phoenix 150 at Fas-Track International Speedway leading 10 laps to go as Johnny Rutherford falters with mechanical trouble. The six-time champion finishes 12 seconds ahead of Tom Sneva with Mario Andretti third.
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