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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1977

Page

6

The Pavney Ciress in Ledger Comics

Bil Keane presents The Pavney Ciress in Ledger Comics with a lighthearted, era appropriate tone. The strip follows familiar family and neighbor dynamics through visual gags and a gentle domestic setup characteristic of mid century humor.

Crossword Puzzle Across Mixed Clues and Gibberish

Puzzle items mixed with unclear strings list across clues and scattered phrases. Mentions include Elias Barrett Browning and Swiss canton terms, with scattered references to herbs ships and numbers, but the readable core concerns a crossword puzzle content and garbled entries.

Payton Sets NFL Record In Bears Win At Vikings

Walter Payton ran 75 yards more than OJ. Simpson to power Chicago past Minnesota at Soldier Field in a 10-7 victory. The game highlighted his 40 carries and a 1-yard TD run, while other Week 12 scores featured Chargers over Raiders and Steelers over Cowboys.

Bruce Lowitt Walter Payton Simpson Chicago Soldier Field Payton Bears Minnesota Vikings San Diego Oakland Denver Kansas City Pittsburgh Dallas Cleveland New York Giants Baltimore New York Jets Los Angeles San Francisco New Orleans Atlanta Cincinnati Miami New England Buffalo St. Louis Philadelphia Houston Seattle Detroit Tampa Bay Green Bay Washington Vikings Bob Thomas Fran Tarkenton Matt Blair Chargers Raiders Ken Stabler Rolf Benirschke John Madden Stabler Mike Rae Steelers Cowboys Tony Dorsett Franco Harris Harris Terry Bradshaw Dorsett Browns Giants Gerald Irons David Mays Brian Sipe Paul Warfield Colts Jets Bert Jones Raymond Chester Glenn Doughty Lydell Mitchell Dolphins Rams 49Ers Pat Haden Billy Waddy Lawrence McCutcheon Saints Falcons Archie Manning Henry Childs Bengals Ken Anderson Archie Griffin John McDaniel Bob Trumpy Patriots Bills Sam Cunningham Bills Oilers Seahawks Dan Pastorini Ken Burrough Ronnie Coleman Tom Dempsey Oilers Lions Bucs Gary Danielson

Texas Bowl Picture Emerges From Final Weekend News

Texas remains unbeaten as the Longhorns beat Baylor 29-7 while Texas A&M crushed TCU 52-23 to claim the SWC title and a Cotton Bowl bid against Notre Dame. With 26 bowls filled, matchups span Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, Michigan, Arkansas and more as Switzer cites Texas A&M’s test and potential rematch scenarios. Earl Campbell stars for Texas as BYU’s Marc Wilson shines in passing. Oklahoma, Nebraska, Michigan State, and other powerhouses fill out the week’s dramatic bowl landscape.

Texas Longhorns Baylor Texas A&m Aggies Texas Christian Notre Dame Air Force Fred Akers Colgate Delaware Louisiana Tech Nort Texas State Mean Green Eagles North Texas Southern Methodist Mustangs Alabama Ohio State Michigan Oklahoma Nebraska Arkansas SMU Washington Washington State UCLA Penn State Arizona State Colorado State ASU Pitt Clemson South Carolina Florida State San Diego State Texas Tech Houston North Carolina Duke Oklahoma Nebraska Huskies Southern Cal Louisiana State Tulane Stanford California North Carolina State Iowa State Oklahoma State Louisville Indiana State Minnesota Wisconsin Maryland Virginia Barry Switzer Switzer Earl Campbell Woody Hayes Buckeyes Abc-Tv Associated Press Marshall VMI Cochamp Rhode Island Wilson BYU Northern Illinois Allen Ross Ohio U Ross Indiana Purdue Mississippi State Mississippi Kansas Missouri

Dalton New Brewer GM After Stunning Purge

Harry Dalton, long associated with Baltimore, has become Milwaukee Brewers general manager after a weekend purge that saw Jim Baumer resign and Alex Grammas and Al Widmar fired. The team, previously hinting at improvement, finished 67-95 and sixth in the AL East, triggering leadership overhaul.

Milwaukee Harry Dalton Baltimore Milwaukee Brewers Jim Baumer Alex Grammas al Widmar Dalton California Angels Seattle Pilots Baumer Grammas Widmar Brewers Brewer

Tar Heels Don’t Deserve No 1 Ranking This Season

North Carolina coach Dean Smith questions the preseason AP ranking of his Tar Heels, saying the team does not deserve the top spot despite last year’s NCAA run. Key returnees include Phil Ford and Mike O’Koren, with several starters departed.

Chapel Hill North Carolina Dean Smith Tar Heels Associated Press Smith Purdue Notre Dame Kentucky Nevada-Las Vegas Marquette Phil Ford Graduation Walter Davis Tommy LeGarde John Nmursier Davis LeGarde Kuester Indiana Ford Mike O’koren New Jersey

Hayes Punch Sparks Media Criticism in Ohio State Row

Columbus AP Woody Hayes punched ABC television cameraman Mike Freedman after a late fumble in Ohio State's 14 1 loss at Michigan. Hayes defended his outburst saying he is tired of cameras in his face. Media and sports writers criticized Hayes and called for action or commentary from Ohio State officials.

Columbus Ohio Woody Hayes Ohio State Rod Gerald Michigan Abc-Tv Mike Freedman Hayes Freedman Camerman Big Ten Wayne Duke Ohi State Hugh Hindman Joe Falls Detroit Free Press Falls Duke Michigan Stadium ABC Jerry Green Detroit News

Technical Fouls Help Washington Beat Kings

Washington benefited from frequent trips to the free throw line and two technical fouls as Kansas City fell 131 125 in overtime. Lucius Allen of the Kings drew both techs and was ejected late in the third quarter, while Elvin Hayes and Tom Henderson keyed the Bullets comeback to force OT and seal the win.

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