Bowl schedule highlights top matchups this week
Friday in Atlanta Maryland faces Georgia at 8 p.m. on Channel 13. Saturday Missouri meets Auburn in El Paso at 10 a.m. on Channel 2. Tulane duels Houston in Houston at 1 p.m. on Channel 7. East-West Shrine Game from San Francisco at 1 p.m. on Channel G. Notre Dame battles Alabama in New Orleans at 5 p.m. on Channel 7. Nebraska faces Texas in Dallas at 11 a.m. on Channel ROSE Bowl Ohio State meets USC in Pasadena at 2 p.m. on Channel 4. Penn State meets LSU in Miami at 5 p.m. on Channel.
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Bruins Eye 83 Game Winning Streak in UCLA Classic
UCLA, top-ranked at 6-0 paced by Bill Walton 19.2 ppg 16.7 rpg, opens vs Wyoming as Michigan meets San Francisco. NC State and Memphis State top the Sugar Bowl bracket in New Orleans with LSU awaiting.
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Valley cagers fare poorly at tourneys
Lompoc Braves (2-8) upset by Quartz Hill 74 50 in Hart Tournament opening round at Newhall. Cabrillo Congs (4-7) lose 65 44 to San Luis Obispo Tigers in Atascadero second round. Cabrillo JV suffers 81 37 defeat to Paso Robles.
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Petrie Leads Blazers In Comeback Win Over Warriors
Geoff Petrie sparked Portland with a final period burst scoring 17 of 31 points, including the game winner with three seconds left as the Blazers rally to a 118-117 victory over Golden State. Rick Barry led Golden State with 32 points and 14 rebounds.
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Passing's no passing fad for NFL's remaining four
The article notes a continued mix of passing and running in the NFL with top passers Ken Stabler Bob Griese Roger Staubach and Fran Tarkenton. It highlights Oakland Miami Dallas Minnesota as Super Bowl contenders and describes strategic play and key receivers like Fred Biletnikoff Mike Siani John Gilliam Chuck Foreman focusing on upcoming conference finals.
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Akron Chamber ends All-American Soap Box Derby
The Akron Chamber of Commerce says it terminates all financial and administrative responsibility for the All-American Soap Box Derby after declaring the event killed by cheating fraud and hoax. The 1973 winner James Gronen aged 14 from Boulder Cole drove a rigged car and was disqualified.
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Peach Bowl apathy grows as unsold tickets mount in Atlanta
Georgia fans skip the Peach Bowl despite a home team showing, leaving about 20 000 tickets unsold for the Georgia Maryland game in Atlanta Stadium. The piece notes a string of post season bowls seen as routine and asks when the parade ends. The Sugar Cotton Rose and Orange Bowls also frame a weekend slate with Alabama Notre Dame and other marquee matchups looming.
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Hancock Bulldogs Triumph In Hancock Tourney Opener
Hancock defeats San Jose College 87 to 72 in Santa Maria as Mark Landsberger scores 23 points and shares the spotlight with Mike Kluge 16 Mike Bratz 16 Dennis Black 15 and George Kremenliff 10. De Anza and Foothill also win with Mt Sac taking Modesto.
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Mike Bratz
Dennis Black
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San Jose
Ken Hartsough
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