Michigan Boss Eyes Orange Bowl After Rose Bowl Blues
Michigan coach Bo Schembechler shifts from heartbreak over a 21 14 loss to Ohio State to preparing for the Orange Bowl against Oklahoma as the Wolverines head into finals week and a Miami trip. Star tailback Gordon Bell rushed for 124 yards and a TD, while Schembechler lauded Bell’s season and noted no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Paladino
ANN Arbor
Mich
Bo Schembechler
Ohio State
Michigan Wolverines
Buckeyes
Michigan
Schembechier
Gordon Bell
Jim Smith Bell
Troy
Ohio
Wolverines
Ben Johnson
Pitt's Awesome Attack Unravels Oilers' Rope
Steelers rout Oilers 32-9 as Terry Bradshaw completes 13 of 16 passes and Franco Harris runs for 149 yards. Pittsburgh creates turnover pressure, takes 15-3 half lead, and remains atop AFC Central race. Houston falls to 7-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Lutz Houston
Houston Oilers
Terry Bradshaw
Pittsburgh
Bradshaw
Oilers
Steelers
Cincinnati
Chuck Noll
Noll
Franco Harris
Skip Butler
Houston
Dan Pastorini
Harris
Lynn Swann
Steeler
J. T. Thomas
Swann
Roy Gerela
John Stallworth
Frenchy Fuqua
Pastorini
Ken Burrough
O. A
Phillips
Joe Greene
Greene
Pit—Lafety
Fugue
Apenanates
Coleman
Willis
Hardeman
Lewis
Burrough
Alston
Lawton High Wolverines look to rebuild under Southard
Wolverines coach Jim Southard calls the season a rebuilding year after 12 to 13 juniors left last year. Treniel Shegog leads a largely inexperienced squad with guards Walbrick and Jackson and forwards Seals and Pope, while sophomores and others compete for roles as defense becomes the new focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine
Jim Southard
Southard
Treniel Shegog
Shegog
The
Wolverines
Wolverines Map Press Strategy For Size Challenged Season
Southard evaluates players Tony Seals and Manny Jackson as scoring threats while noting inside strength gaps. LHS aims to offset size with a young fast lineup and a planned press. The schedule includes two nonconference games Hirschi and MacArthur, plus 12 conference games and two tournaments. Openers host Hirschi at 7 30 p m in Wolverine Fieldhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southard
Tony Seals
Manny Jackson
Shegog
LHS
Wolverine
Wichita Falls
Hirschi
MacArthur
Wolverines
Kansas Skipper Gets New Pact
Bud Moore, in his first year as Kansas University football coach, received a five year contract after guiding the Jayhawks to a 7 4 record and a Sun Bowl berth against Pittsburgh following a 42 24 win over Missouri. Athletic Director Clyde Walker praised Moore for building a solid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence, Kan
Bud Moore
Kansas University
Clyde Walker
Kansas
Sooners Climb To Third Spot In AP Football Poll
Ohio State held 11 0 after a 21 14 win over Michigan as Cornelius Greene led a late rally and Ray Griffin sealed the victory. Ohio State leads with 1,168 points from 56 first place votes with Texas A&M at two and Oklahoma up to third after beating Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Michigan
Associated Press
Buckeyes
Wolverines
Cornelius Greene
Ray Griffin
Sports Writers
California
UCLA
Texas A&m
Aggies
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Alabama
Sy Weiler
Arizona St
Colorado
W. Penn St
Californic
San Jose St. A
Awseneer
Pawnee Proves Size Doesn't Matter On Gridiron
Pawnee High School relies on a small line and dual way players in a 11-1 season run. Ed Green has 1,265 yards, Mike Green 1,600 yards, and Randy Green 1,040 yards behind a 145-pound quarterback Lee Stephens as coach Ned Williams notes the Bears employ a power off tackle approach despite light linemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
Okla
Pawnee High School
Ned Williams
Dexter Brison
Williams
Lee Stephens
Ed Green
Mike Green
Randy
Walters girls coast to win with 56 19 over Duncan
Walters 56 Duncan 19 in girls game. Walters Hothoway 97 25 and Davis 62 14 led with Ur ice 4 6 14 and McCoy 1 1 3. Totals 20 1656. Guards Redic Hartman Yockeschi. Duncan Garrott 5 21 12 Johnson 44 8 Crow 3 2 8 Koys 20 4 Floyd 1 1 3 Woodell 102 Worley 1 0 2. Totals 17 5 39. Guards Owens LaPorch Roberson. Score by quarters Wolters 0 15 19 16 6 se Duncan 60 15 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Duncan
Hothoway
Davis
Urice
McCoy
Totels
Guerds — Redic
Hartman
Yockeschi
Garroftt
Johnson
Crow
Koys
Floyd
Woodell
Worley
Owens
LaPorch
Roberson
Wolters
SE Duncan
Husker Star Pillen Earns Big Eight Defensive Award
Cletus Pillen of Nebraska won the Big Eight Conference defensive player of the week honors after making 27 tackles in a 35-10 loss to Oklahoma. He beat out Leroy Selmon of Oklahoma in a vote by sports writers. Selmon had 12 tackles and two fumbles. Offensive honors went to Laverne Smith of Kansas, who scored twice in a 42-24 Kansas win over Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cletus Pillen
Nebraska
Pillen
Huskers
Oklahoma
Leroy Selmon
Selmon
Terry Beeson
Kansas
Chuck McCarter
Colorado
Sy Bassett
Iowa State
Darnell Myers
Oklahoma State
Gary Bogue
Kansas State
Laverne Smith
Jayhawks
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miami
Fla
Schembechler
Schemie
Barry Switzer
Sooners
Nev
Pitt
Debbie Roelich
New York
Queens College
Liu Ke-Hsien
Sun Weikuo
People’s Republic of China
Madison Square Garden
Lawton High
By Joey Goodman
Anadarko
Darko
Dennis Constien
Consid
Jackie Walbrick
Emanual
Manny) Jackson
Gerald Pope
Fred Chenault
Byron Harp
Richard Underhill
Kirk Pogoloff
Joe Symes
Harold Busby
Tomlinson
Kelly Jones
David Moran
James Pierce
Robert Stevenson
John Hillis
Fense
Eisenhower
Putnem City West
Wichita Fells
Jon
Altus
Moore
Norman
Shawnee
Sol Altus
Cf Moore
Horman
Cf MacArthur
MacArthur High School
Ond
Arizona State
Penn State
Chelsea
Sperry
Bears
Justin Supply
Husker
Monte Carlo
Ny Ae
Jerry Long
Jim van Way
Four Flags Auto
Lawton