Notre Dame Prepares for Regular-Season Clash at USC
Third-ranked Notre Dame unbeaten at 9-0 faces a tough USC before a 83,000 crowd at the Coliseum. Ara Parseghian lauds the Trojans while Joe Theismann leads the Irish in a high-stakes rivalry that could shape a Cotton Bowl bid.
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Brodie tops passers in Niners Rams showdown
San Francisco leads the NFC West at 7-2-1 while the Los Angeles Rams 6-3-1 clash at Kezar Stadium. John Brodie tops the league in passing as San Francisco seeks division advantage and improved balance from Ken Willard and Doug Cunningham.
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Texas injury toll grows after rout of Texas A M
Texas coach Darrell Royal lists ten injured stars after the 52-14 win over Texas A M. Key players Eddie Phillips and Steve Worster are sidelined as Texas eyes a crucial showdown with Arkansas for the SWC title and a potential Cotton Bowl bid.
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Lions overpower Raiders as Blanda falters on Thanksgiving
Detroit Lions beat the Oakland Raiders 28 14 behind three TD passes from Greg Landry and two from Charlie Sanders after a late rally. In a separate game the Dallas Cowboys defeat the Green Bay Packers 16 3 with Hayes setting up three field goals and a late TD. Kingston.
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Landry outscores Blanda to lift Lions on Thanksgiving
Detroit quarterback Greg Landry sparked a 28-14 Thanksgiving victory over the Oakland Raiders. Landry threw two fourth quarter TDs and rushed for 77 yards to spoil George Blanda’s late comeback chances and keep the Lions in playoff contention. Mel Farr added 121 rushing yards and a late score.
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Morton wins NL Rookie of the Year for Expos pitcher turn
Carl Morton of the Montreal Expos wins the 1970 National League Rookie of the Year by BBWAA. He edged Bernie Carbo by three votes. Morton posted an 18 11 record after converting from outfielder to pitcher in 1967. The Tulsa native, 26, credited management for the switch and recalled his early minor league years with Atlanta.
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Hancock Opens Season Against Fullerton JC
Hancock College hosts Fullerton JC in the season opener at the Sports Pavilion led by Tim O'Brien and Calvin Simmons both former Cabrillo stars. The Bulldogs, 23-7 last year, seek a win after a prior 98-74 loss to Fullerton in Palomar tourney.
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Blues blank Toronto with Wakeley in goal
Ernie Wakely turned 30 today as he stopped 32 shots to lead the St. Louis Blues to a 1-0 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thanksgiving night. The victory moved St. Louis within two points of first-place Chicago in the NHL Western Division. Jacques Plante, the Toronto goalie, was honored by the holiday crowd.
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