Hancock's Bulldogs Romp Past Porterville for 62 19 Victory
Hancock's Bulldogs crush Porterville 62 to 19 in a Central Conference finale at Dave Boyd Field. Eric Jackson reports Ray Smith shines with 237 yards passing and 14 completions, while Dave Demek belts 200 rushing yards and multiple TDs. Porterville edges in total offense but throws two first-half interceptions.
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Golden Seals upset Bruins 2-1 on Hextall drive
Dennis Hextall scored the deciding goal at 4:22 of the final period as the California Golden Seals upset the defending champion Boston Bruins 2-1 in Boston. Hextall had assisted on the first goal, and the win came amid a stretch where California won five of seven against East Division teams.
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College Football Results Snapshot Across Roster of Teams
A comprehensive tally of college football scores features Harvard over Brown 17 to 10, Syracuse passing West Virginia 28 to 19, Dartmouth routing Cornell 24 to 0, Army and Oregon both posting 22 and 22, with Clemson beating North Carolina 42 to 7 among many more outcomes. The roster lists numerous matchups including Florida versus Kentucky, Notre Dame against Georgia Tech, and Michigan overpowering Iowa, plus scorers such as Texas 58 and Washington 61 in major showdowns.
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Jets stun Rams as Woodall leads upset on the road
Jets quarterback Al Woodall threw three TD passes and surged for 233 yards as New York upset Los Angeles 31 to 20 at the Coliseum. Joe Namath, sidelined by a broken hand, offered brief coaching while Roman Gabriel struggled with 274 yards and three interceptions. Rams coach George Allen lamented repeated mistakes as Los Angeles fell short, despite Gabriel’s two touchdowns and a late yearnings for comeback.
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Australia Wins Cup at 1970 World Cup
Roberto de Vicenzo, 47, wins individual title with 19 under par, edging David Graham by one stroke as Australia claims team honors with 32 under par. Bruce Devlin also scores 73 in final round to help secure the Silver Trophy amid 15,000 cheering fans.
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Texas Romps TCU 58-0 as Irish Edge Tech in Close Finish
Texas sprinted to a 58-0 win over TCU with Jim Bertelsen rushing 54 yards for a TD as Notre Dame barely edged Georgia Tech 10-7. Ohio State and Nebraska dominated, while Michigan and others moved toward bowls amid a cluttered top 10.
Raiders let George do it again with Cuozzo Tarkenton
UPI reports George Blanda again led a rally for the Raiders sharing highlight duties with Gary Cuozzo and Fran Tarkenton. Blanda threw a 20 yard TD to Fred Biletnikoff with 2:28 left to seal the comeback.
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Bucks Top Bullets in 105 90 Victory Led by Alcindor and Robertson
The Bucks, paced by Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson each with 27 points, defeated the Baltimore Bullets 105 90 to extend their Midwest Division lead. Phoenix beat Detroit 108 104 as Clem Haskins scored 28 for the Suns and Bob Lanier missed a tying shot.
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