Bucs sink toward dubious NFL record amid roster cuts
The letter column notes the 11 man roster trimming to cut travel costs, cites the 1942–45 Chicago Cardinals’ 29 straight losses, and questions whether Tampa Bay is closing in on that mark. It also covers Jim Thorpe’s education, Pop Warner, TV revenue shares, Byron White, Fran Tarkenton, and awards outlook.
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Clay Carroll
Don Kessinger
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Free hotel for Longhorns as Notre Dame stay questioned
In Dallas the Marriott offered Notre Dame free accommodations after word officials chose the motel Texas teams usually use. A spokesman said the option to relocate to a farther Marriott is free of charge for the Cotton Bowl showdown.
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Pasadena CC earns Jr. Rose bid in 1957
Pasadena City College and Jones County Junior College of Ellisville Mississippi as the nations top two two year colleges were selected to play in the Junior Rose Bowl on December 10. Pasadena led by quarterback Sheldon Paris and running back James DeCair posted 10 1 season with key wins including the Potato Bowl victory over College of the Sequoias. Jones County showcased Dale Lightsey and 800 yard rusher Junior Wallace along with guard Greg Jeffcoat as top players for a Veer I formation offense. Kickoff is at 1 p.m. in the Pasadena Rose Bowl.
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