Nation prepares for college grid seasons with many title contenders
The article surveys top conferences and teams across the nation with predictions for champions and key outcomes. It highlights Oklahoma and Texas as strong contenders in their leagues, Notre Dame and Southern Cal in independents, and Kansas City and San Francisco in the NFL race, before noting high school previews.
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Bulldogs Aim to Settle Old Score With Wolverines
Fragment describes Lawton game last year with Cromartie aiding two touchdowns. Mentions Bo Bowman and reserves preparing as Bulldogs seek to square a long standing rivalry with the Wolverines.
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Wolverines Open Season Ranked No 1 in AP Poll
The Wolverines top the preseason Class AAAA poll with 85 points and one first place vote. Altus and Putnam City follow, with Cromartie praising Oklahoma's front line as Altus prepares for Friday.
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Moore Picks OU To Win League Title
Kansas City AP reports Oklahoma Sooners, likely holders of the country’s best backfield, are favored to win the Big Eight title led by quarterback Jack Mildren and backs Joe Wylie and Greg Pruitt. Healthy Mildren is key. Nebraska sits No. 2 in preseason polls. Conference finish forecast: Oklahoma first, Nebraska second, Colorado third, Missouri fifth, tied Oklahoma State and Iowa State, and Kansas eighth.
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Archer Nabs Big Payot At Hartford
Wetherfield Conn AP George Archer won the Greater Hartford Open in a sudden death playoff over Lou Graham and J C Snead after all three finished 268 16 under par Archer edged Gra ham with an eight foot putt on the 391 yard playoff hole to claim 22000 while Graham and Snead shared 10175 each Rookie Hubert Green Jack Ewing Dave Stockton and Deane Beman tied for fourth two strokes back at 270
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Teenage Net Star Extends Win Skein
Chris Evert extended her 45-match winning streak with a 2-6 6-2 6-3 victory over Durr in the U S Open third round before a 10 300 Labor Day crowd in Forest Hills New York. Evonne Goolagong and Patti Hogan offered praise amid the strong show of young talent.
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Big Eight Opens Near for Missouri and Kansas Coaches
Missouri coach Al Onofrio will debut against Stanford at home with John Venturi at quarterback and Chuck Link at tailback. Kansas coach Don Fambrough starts against Washington State in Lawrence as both programs near game readiness amid scrimmage wrap ups.
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Holder Snares Duncan Crown
Former Oklahoma State ace Mike Holder won the Elks Labor Day golf tournament with a decisive seven stroke margin. He totaled 276 after 36 holes on Monday at the Elks course, eight under par, with Dick Martin finishing runner-up at 283 and Chris Cole at 284 in third.
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Brown Names Former BC Guard Jock Kroncz to Roster
In Cranston Roy Buckley, at 218 pounds, won his first pro tourney in two seasons with a 218 213 victory over Butch Gearhart at the Winston Salem Tourney. Kroncz, formerly a Boston College guard, was named by Brown University's basketball coach.
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