Rebels win Turkey Bowl in Pee Wee division
Rebels defeated the VAFB Eagles 19 to 2 at Huyck Stadium in the third annual Turkey Bowl. Anthony Miranda and Steve Terrones scored for the Reds, while Mike Edson led the Eagles with two third quarter TDs.
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Reds
Steve Terrones
Mike Edson
Eagle
Jets use meditation to ease castor drops
Jets star tight end Richard Caster seeks relief from drops by transcendental meditation as Joe Namath and backup Al Woodall embrace the practice. Coach Weeb Ewbank and fans remain split on his confidence though Caster hopes focus improves before facing the Atlanta Falcons at Shea Stadium.
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New York Jets
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Jets
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Mobile
Ala
Shea
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Atlanta Falcons
Weeb Ewbank
Ewbank
Cowboys on critical list as Redskins roll over Lions
Washington Redskins blanked the Detroit Lions 20-0 with Billy Kilmer throwing two TD passes, taking sole NFC East lead as Miami topped Dallas 14-7. Cowboys face a must-win path with three games left, while Atlanta leads wild card race. Kilmer connected with Harraway for a 4-yard TD pass and Taylor for a 3-yard strike.
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Charley Taylor
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Harraway
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Bob Griese
Paul Warfield
Walt Garrison
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UCLA Hoopsters in Season Debut
UCLA basketball champions for seven straight years open with a season debut intrasquad game split into two teams. A delayed tape of the event will air on Channel 5 at 11 30 p m tonight.
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Irish and Tide Prep for Sugar Bowl Rivalry
Notre Dame and Alabama fans saw two playoff hopefuls in action as Notre Dame crushed Air Force 48-15 at South Bend and Alabama beat LSU 21-7 in Baton Rouge. The day highlighted Alabama QB Gary Rutledge's dual TD performance and Notre Dame run game led by Wayne Bullock Erik Penick and Art Best.
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Marshall
Frank Kolch
Reggie Garrett
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Doyle Orange
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Argentina leads World Cup as De Vicenzo and DeLuca top field
In Marbella Spain Roberto De Vicenzo and Fidel DeLuca total 137 to hold a one stroke lead in the World Cup. The U S team of Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller trailed with 142 after a 73 by Miller and a 66 by Nicklaus as play continued on the Nueva Andalucia course.
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Bucks Dominate Knicks To reclaim Midwest lead
Milwaukee gains sole first in the Midwest after a 107 91 win over New York. Lucius Allen scores 27 while Kareem Abdul Jabar and Oscar Robertson add 20 each. Walt Frazier paces Knicks with 30. Portland beats Seattle 131 125. Geoff Petrie scores season high 43 as Trail Blazers rise toward top in Pacific.
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Walt Frazier
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Coliseum to honor UCLA legend on Court of Honor
UCLA Bruin star Kenny Washington, a 1930s tailback and the NFL’s first Black player with the Rams, will be added to the Coliseum Court of Honor this weekend alongside figures like President Kennedy and Amos Alonzo Stagg. Washington died in 1971 at 52 but remains a Bruin icon and pioneer.
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