College Football Scores From AP Across the Nation
East Boston College 24, Maly Cross 10. Navy 30, Army unspecified. New Hampshire 15, Lehigh 2. Rutgers 21, Syracuse 10. Temple 47, Villanova 2. VMI 13, Connecticut 1. South Alabama 28, Auburn 1. Alabama State 37, Tuskegee 21. Alcorn 12, Jackson State 16. Bethune-Cookman 47, Md East Shore OD. Florida 15, Miami Florida Vi. Georgia 42, Georgia Tech 26. Grambling 33, Southern U 17. McNeese 20, Lamar 10. JSC St 23, Walford 2. Miss 42, Brigham Young. Vanderbilt/Tennessee items. Livingston St 34, North Dakota 4. Mich 0, Boise St 21. W. Ky 14, N. Iowa 12. Wittenberg 55, Millsaps 22. Baylor 2, Rice 7. Henderson 127, Central 1. Houston 3, Tulsa 20. N. Texas St 16, W Texas St 15. Texas A&M 70, Texas 10. Arizona 34, Arizona 21. UCLA 25, Southern Cal 22. MawaiI 30, San Jose 1 20.
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Henry Davis
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Pro Football League Standings and Results Summary
National and American Conference divisions list team records PF PA and win loss. Thursday to Monday results include Los Angeles over Detroit 20 0 Buffalo over St. Louis 32 14 Cincinnati over Houston 23 19, Cleveland over New Orleans 17 14, Pittsburgh over New York Jets 20 0, San Francisco over Baltimore 17 28, Dallas over New York Giants 14 3, Green Bay over Chicago 26 7, Denver over San Diego 13 10 in OT, Oakland over Atlanta 37 34 in OT, Washington over Minnesota 31 30, New England at Miami pending.
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Buffalo
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Houston
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George Blanda
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George Allen
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Kilmer
Charley Taylor
Mike Thomas
Grant
Bobby Bryant
Area basketball area tournaments first round action
Monday first round games across several tournaments feature North Callaway against Sturgeon and Community R-6 versus Paris at Centralia. Montgomery Invitational matches Moberly with Warrenton and New Haven with Hermann while Monroe City hosts Palmyra and Canton, Clark County. Mexico freshmen games include Bowling Green Hallsville A team Mexico. Local games list Love St Christian Trinity United Sunrise Christian and others.
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Vikings Fall to Washington in Close Showdown for NFC Central
The Vikings lost 31-30 to Washington as Kilmer connected on a 15 yard TD with 40 seconds left. Oakland rallied past Atlanta 37-34 aided by Blanda's late field goal and KC loss allowed Baltimore to tighten the AFC West race. Colts beat Chiefs 28-14. several other NFL results followed including Steelers over Jets 20-7 and Cowboys 14-3 over the Giants.
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Fred Cox
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Washington
Ken Stabler
Colts
Chiefs
Lydell Mitchell
Jackie Wallace
Baltimore
Bert Jones
Kansas City
Raymond Chester
Bill Olds
Glenn Doughty
Jen Dawson
Doug Dressler
Larry Brunson
Steelers
Jets
Terry Bradshaw
Franco Harris
Frank Lewis
Pittsburgh
Joe Namath
Cincinnati
Bengals
Oilers
John Reaves
Ken Anderson
Chip Myers
Reaves
Houston
Cowboys
Giants
Dallas
Roger Staubach
St. Louis
Staubach
Jean Fugett
Golden Richards
Doug Dennison
Browns
Saints
Missouri squads crown state football champions
Rock Bridge, Parkwood, John Burroughs, and Orrick won state titles in Missouri high school football. Rock Bridge surprised Nevada 10-0 in Class 3-A after a 27-yard field goal and a third quarter TD. Parkwood beat St. Louis DeSmet 16-8 for Class 4-A. Burroughs edged Seneca 28-26 for Class 2-A. Orrick overwhelmed Greenfield 18-0. Nevada finished 12-1, Parkwood 11-0-1, Burroughs 12-0, Seneca 10-2, Orrick 11-1, Greenfield 9-2.
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Parkwood
Rock Bridge
John Burroughs
Orrick
Missouri
Seneca
St. Louis DeSmet
Nevada
Greenfield
Jed Hisle
David Forward
John Stafford
DeSmet
Burroughs
Onofrio Back As MU Coach
MU head football coach Al Onofrio will return next season after a unanimous vote by the MU Athletic Committee. After a five year agreement and a 42 21 loss to Kansas, chancellor Herbert W. Schooling announced Onofrio would be retained for another season.
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Onofrio
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Bulldogs Prevail Again In Hannibal Holiday Thriller
In Hannibal, Mexico Bulldogs beat Van-Far Indians 61-55 to move to 2-1 under new coach Dwight Sinnemeyer. Ronnie Miller 16 points led Mexico, with 12 from Mark Fine and Dierk Brooks, while Eric Salmon led Van-Far with 17 points. The 4th quarter drought by Van-Far sealed the win as Mexico held on with late free throws and a Brooks tip-in.
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Eric Salmon
Charles Jennings
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Sutton
Wheeler
Hannibal Holiday All-Tournament teams named
Mexico and Van Far each place players on the Hannibal Holiday All-Tournament team announced after Saturday games. Ronnie Miller and Charles Jennings lead the selections with several peers from Ellison Bowling Green Cat Dobbins Jim Cawthon and others. In Saturday night action Highland beat Pittsfield 65-62 while Hannibal routed Kirksville 63-40 for fifth and Bowling Green edged Clapton 70-69 for seventh.
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Indians
Tim
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Clapton
Rick. Ellison
Bowling Green
Cat Dobbins
Jim Cawthon
Pittsfield
Andy Hood
Tim Fiorea
Highland
Jimmy Grissby
Hannibal
Randy Gettman
Whityail Mendon
Kirksville
No. 1 Hoosiers Open In Mid-Season Form
Indiana, ranked No 1 in the AP preseason poll, led 13-8 early and 36-28 at halftime, with Scott May scoring 33 as No 1 Indiana defeated UCLA 64-64 in a showcase that featured Richard Washington’s 28 points in the second half. Kent Benson added 17 for Indiana while Bartow acknowledged UCLA’s rocky debut under his tenure.
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UCLA
Gene Bartow
Bartow
Bruins
Hoosiers
Associated Press
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Nettin
Scott May
Kent Benson
Washington
Marques Johnson
John Wooden
Kansas State
Texas Tech
Tech
Rick Bullock
Wildcats
New Faces, Strange Fae Make MY Debut Interesting
Missouri opened its 1975-76 season with an 87-67 home win over Fairleigh Dickinson at Hearnes Center. Freshmen Ray and Clabon formed a promising center duo, Ray leading with seven boards while Clabon scored nine points, as Missouri overcame 20 turnovers and featured a veteran scoring core led by Willie Smith 22 points Kennedy 16 and Anderson 14. The Tigers face Toledo next.
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Stan Ray
James Clabon
Missouri
Fairleigh Dickinson
Tigers
Hearnes Center
Ray
Clarion
Knights
Teaneck
N.J
Mizzou
Norm Stewart
Stewart
Clabon
Trenton
Cape Girardeau
Willie Smith
Bengals
Jim Kennedy
Kim Anderson
Toledo
UCLA Rose Bowl bid caps final weekend of college football
UCLA earned a Rose Bowl trip by defeating USC 25-22, while Ohio State looms as the top foe. Texas A M dominates Texas, Alabama crushes Auburn, and Arizona State beaches Arizona as the national race tightens with bowl bids and top-20 shifts.
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CBS
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