Calvin Hill Sparks Cowboys Past Eagles 38 7
In Philadelphia Calvin Hill, limited to the first half, gains 53 rushing yards and a scoring run while Lance Rentzel and Craig Morton connect on multiple passes. Dallas overpower Philadelphia 38 to 7 as Morton passes for 261 yards and Rentzel racks 128 receiving yards.
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Red Raiders Rally Needs Regrouping After Narrow Defeat
Coach King criticized the defense for a poor performance and penalties that cost touchdowns. Offensively, Danny Hardaway, Johnny Kleiner, and Miles Langehennig impressed as the line improved. King praised Baynes and noted adjustments for a matchup with A&M, emphasizing mental preparation and second effort.
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Boxing sparks Kanye Seattle clash with Benvenuti title bid
Nino Benvenuti weighed in for a title bout in Seattle after a disputed seventh round disqualification of Scott. Promoter Liebest from Tacoma floated a $100,000 offer for a rematch while Benvenuti eyed a Rome December clash with Rodrigues and dismissed other reported bids.
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Trevino, Moody win World Cup Golf for United States
Lee Trevino and Orville Moody captured the World Cup title for the United States at Singapore's Bukit course, finishing eight strokes ahead. Trevino set a course record and donated his $82,000 purse to a caddie scholarship fund as Moody contributed steady play to seal the victory.
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UNM Lobos stun Kansas in landmark win
In Albuquerque, the University of New Mexico Lobos upset Kansas 14 to 7 in a dramatic early meet. The victory ends a long losing streak for UNM under head coach Rudy Feldman, as the team dominates early and holds on for the win.
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Texas A&M offense powers upset wins over Oklahoma and Army
The Aggies rolled past Oklahoma 17 10 as Texas A M racked up offensive gains in a key performance. TCU defeats and other regional results highlighted a busy college football Saturday with standout plays by Mooky Alf and Larry Stegent shaping the action.
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Texas Tech and Oklahoma State clash in rugged college grid action
Poor passing and penalties plagued Tech as Oklahoma State stunned with a second straight upset. Rice mounted a late bid with two quick TDs in the third period while Texas Tech struggled with offensive breakdowns and key calls. The slate also previews Arkansas at Baylor and Texas Tech hosting Texas.
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Austrian Rindt Wins Big at Grand Prix of the United States
Jochen Rindt dominated the 20th Grand Prix of the United States at Watkins Glen to claim victory and a $50,000 share of a $106,000 purse. Piers Courage finished second earning $20,000, with Jack Brabham third and John Surtees fourth. Pedro Rodriguez ended fifth as Hinde set the fastest lap at 128.69 mph on lap 60.
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