College Football By The Associated Press Scores Report
A crowded college football roundup lists results from numerous games across divisions, naming schools such as Michigan Ohio State Notre Dame Iowa State and more. Key outcomes include Michigan 24 Minnesota 2 and Florida 31 Auburn 14 among many others with scores and opponent names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Midwest
Bowling Green
Cameron
Colorade
Michigan
Marshall
Cincinnati
Mouston
Kovrade
Iowa
Colorade Col
Washington
Drake
IW Minois
Minos Central
Valparaiso
Missouri Western
Lincoln U
Missouri-Rowe
Massachusetts
Hlingis
Miami
Ohio
Toldeo
Minnesota
Michigan Tech
Ferris
Mian-Duluth
Hamine
Southern
Washburn
Moorhead
Bemiaji
Missouri
Colorado
Kang St
Grand Valley
Notre Dame
Navy
Indiana
Oklahoma
Purdue
Ark-Pine Bluff
Tarkie
Baker
Tennessee Tech
E Tenn
Tulsa
Louisville
Wabash
Centre
Wisconsin
Tinois
Nebraska Tricks Missouri With Bummaroo Fake Punt
Nebraska, ranked third, improved to 8-0 after a 30-7 Big Eight win over 12th-ranked Missouri in Columbia. Tony Davis on a fake punt flipped to John O’Leary for a 16-yard TD, amid Ferragamo’s late scoring tosses and Butterfield’s goal-line interception. Missouri fought hard but finished with 71 rushing yards and inconsistent protection for Pisarkiewicz.
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Columbia
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Osborne
Phillips
Southern Methodist
Jerry Moore
Ferragamo
Bobby Thomas
Cornhusker
Dave Butterfield
Missouri
Thomas
al Onofrio
Bulldogs Finish Up 10th In State Race
The Mexico Bulldogs finished tenth in the Missouri state Class 1A cross country meet, led by sophomore Dan Kreele who placed 63rd. Tom Olson and Chris Jones finished 66th and 67th, with freshmen Danny Hexworth and Alan Kimbel contributing as scorers. Dave Smith of Hancock won the race with a course record.
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Columbia
Mexico Bulldogs
Ron Whittaker
Mexico
Central Missouri
St. Louis Prep North
Principia
Warrensburg
Herculaneia
K.C. Bishop O'Hara
Excelsior Springs
Potosi
Neosho
St. Dominic
St. Joseph Lafayette
Sullivan
Nevada
Troy
Marshall
Dave Smith
Hancock
Jon Stambaugh
Fulton
Bulldogs
Dan Kreele
Kregle
Tom Olson
Chris Jones
Olson
Jones
Danny Hexworth
Alan Kimbel
Penalties Decide Key NFL Showdowns Says AP Report
Bruce Lowitt reports penalties swung two late games. Washington capitalized on a 15 yard roughing penalty on Roger Staubach and Kilmer scored in overtime for a 24 30 Redskins win. Cincinnati failed to lead after a holding call aided Steelers. Steelers beat Bengals 30 24.
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Bruce Lowitt
Washington
Dallas
Roger Staubach
Billy Kilmer
Roger
Staubach
Cowboys
Kilmer
Redskins
Cincinnati
N Anderson
Pittsburgh
Bengals
Theittsburgh
Sey
Incinnati
Bob Prampley
Paul Brown
Champs
St. Louis
New England
Houston
Kansas City
Minnesota
Green Bay
Buffalo
New York Jets
Miami
Chicago
Oakland
Denver
New Orleans
Atlanta
Detroit
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York Giants
San Diego
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Toni Fritsch
Rare Field Goal Highlights Third zone For MMA
Boonville Missouri Military Academy of Mexico defeated Kemper Military School 24 8 on Saturday to claim its third straight win. Mike Wrage rushed 170 yards with two touchdowns including a 49 yard score, while Jeff Nedblake added a 23 yard field goal and two extra points. Nedblake and Gant contributed interceptions that set up late scores. MMA improves to 3 5 and retains the Gold Football trophy in a hard fought victory over archrival Kemper.
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Bills
Jets
Buffalo
New York
Charley Winner
John Riggins
Joe Ferguson
O.J. Simpson
Dolphins
Bears
Bob Griese
Norm Bulaich
Nat Moore
Boonville
Missouri Military Academy of Mexico
Kemper Military School
Kemper
MMA
Mike Wrage
Wrage
Paul Gant
Jeff Nedblake
Colonels
Gant
Nedblake
Matt Warnock
Warnock
Speed Merchants Help Cards Escape With Important Win
St Louis Cardinals beat the New England Patriots 24-17 in an NFL contest, aided by Terry Metcalf and Mel Gray returns. Metcalf opened scoring with a 69 yard punt return and later a one yard rush, while Gray added key punt returns setting up scoring drives. The victory put St Louis into a three way tie with Washington and Dallas for first in the NFC East at 5-2.
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Redskins
Dallas
Skines
Cardinals
Chris Hanburger
Ken Houston
Staubach
Pat Fischer
Washington
ST. Louis
Terry Metcalf
Mel Gray
New England
Mike Patrick
Patriots
Ference
Metcalf
Gray
Chuck Fairbanks
Fairbanks
John Smith
Steve Grogan
Jim Plunkett
Grogan
Randy Vataha
Ray Hamilton
Cardinal
Jim Hart
Don Coryell
Jim Bakken
Patrick
Metecalf
Interception Return Seals Oilers Home Win Over Chiefs
Houston Oilers safety Bob Atkins snagged a Livingson pass at the Houston four and raced 60 yards for a key score in a 17 13 victory over Kansas City. Dan Pastorini and Kenny Burrough led two Oilers touchdowns while Jan Stenerud added two Chiefs field goals. Oilers move to 6 11, Chiefs fall to 3 4 with division title implications.
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Kansas City
Bob Atkins
Atkins
Houston Oilers
Mike Livingston
Houston
Chiefs
Oilers
Bum Phillips
Dan Pastorini
Kenny Burrough
Phillips
Pastorini
Burrough
Oller
Kenny
Jan Stenerud
Jeff Kinney
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Paul Wiggin
Wiggin
Paris Goes To The Air To Keep Westran Down
The Paris Coyotes defeated Westran 41-21 in a Lewis & Clark Conference game. Sophomore Mitch Williams threw five passes with four TDs, lifting Paris to an 18-0 halftime lead as both teams aired it out on a wet field. Williams connected with Kessie Long and Craig Morgan for multiple touchdowns, while Morgan added a ground touchdown and Long an 87 yard scoring catch late. Paris wraps up the season at Slater.
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Coyotes
Williams
Kessie Long
Craig Morgan
Westran
Paris
Morgan
Steve Spotts
Hornets
Alan Breid
Long
Coyote
Gary Tawney
Tracy Cross
Calvin Smith
Slater
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Southwest Arkansas
Chattanooga
Baylor
Tow & Texas
SMU
Texas AA
Tarleton
Far West Air Force
Army
Brigham Young
Utah
Bolsa
Montana
California
Southern Cal
New Mexico
Tex-El Paso
Oregon
Mesa Cal
Stanford
Far
Wyoming
UCLA
South
Tenn-Martin
Austin Peay
Vanderbilt
Virginia
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
Virginia Union
Wake Forest
Carolina
Frostburg
Kentucky
Morehead
Maryland
Dickinson Col
East
Boston
Col
Boston U
Holy Cross
Brown
Princeton
Bucknell
Wash & Lee
Cornell
Co. W. Post
Northeastern
Delaware
Villanova
Harvard
Penn
Ithaca
Hobart
Kings Point
Hofstra
Lafayette
Gettysburg
Lehigh
Colgate
Maine
Conn
Manhattan
Concordia
N.Y
Mansfield
Brockport St
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New York Tech
Fru-Madison
Pitt
Syracuse
Plymouth
Rensselaer
Worcester Tech
Roivers
Connecticut
St John's MY
Fairleigh Dickson
St. Lawrence
Rochester
Slippery Rock
Lock Haven
Yale
Dartmouth
Associated Press
Auto Racing
Flowery Branch
Fred Phillips
Herman Johnson
Road Atlanta
Bristol
Tenn
Richard Petty
Randleman
N.C
Lennie Pond
Petersburg
City Hall
Mizzou
Davis
Anaes
O'Leary
Tony
Monte Anthony
Vince Ferragamo
Onofrio
Tony Galbreath
Tiger
Steve Pisarkiewicz
St. Louis Lindbergh
Northwest
House Springs
Don Shell
Jefferson City
Bryce Allman
Sydney
Australia
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Brask
Osaka
Japan
Karolyn Kertzman
Santee
Calif
Chiba
Yoshitaka Yamamoto
Haruo Yasuda
Steelers
Mike Wagner
Terry Bradshaw
Lynn Swann
Vikings
Packers
Barry Smith
Fran Yarkenton
John Gilliam
Chuck Foreman
Fred Solomon
Raiders
Broncos
Ken Stabler
Pete Banaszak
Colts
Browns
Bert Jones
Stan White
MMA Kemper
Wajima
State Shrine
August A. Busch Jr
Wastran
Mid-America
Fayette-Midway
Dill
Gill
Phil
S. Clark
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