Matte Express Rockets Miami Past Cincinnati 28 to 8
Bruce Matte directed Miami University to a 28 8 victory over Cincinnati at Nippert Stadium amid fog and mud. John Erisman caught three Matte passes setting Miami single season records as Matte threw four TDs and tied a school mark. Cincinnati's lone score came on a Greg Cook to Bob Milner pass.
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Cleveland
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Greg Cook
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Walnut Ridge Eyes Growth as East Dynasty Looms Over Columbus Basketball
Walnut Ridge coach Jackie Moore, in his sixth year at the small Columbus school, weighs his limited roster against a rising local scene. He notes Walnut Ridge around 900 students, a new shopping center nearby, and East’s strong club led by a 6-3 starter as the powerhouse to beat.
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East High Produces Top Junior High Scorers
A coach notes that East district junior high scorers lead this year and that Columbus high schools benefit from feeder junior highs. He cites Moore facing a young Scots squad with only one senior, predicting improvement as the season progresses.
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Bama Cruises to 34-0 Victory Over Southern Miss
Mobile Alabama AP Kenny Stabler threw three touchdown passes as Sugar Bowl bound Alabama rolled past Southern Mississippi 34-0. The third ranked Tide pulled away in the third quarter with an 18-0 lead after a long drive and a rushing score by David Chatwood following a fumble recovery. Ray Perkins caught a 25 yard TD pass as the Tide built momentum.
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Notre Dame Pounds USC 51-0 To Assert National Title Claim
Notre Dame defeated Southern California 51-0 as two 19 year old sophomores led the Irish. Coley O'Brien threw three TD passes for 255 yards and Jim Seymour had 150 receiving yards with two touchdowns. Notre Dame built a 31-0 halftime lead, finished 9 0 with a 10 10 tie vs Michigan State, and strengthened its claim to the 1966 national championship.
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Army Beats Navy 20 7 for Eight Win Season
Army defeats Navy 20 to 7 in Philadelphia at JFK Stadium. Sophomore Steve Lindell throws two TD passes and adds points on placement kicks as the Black Knights finish 8-2, losing only to Notre Dame and Tennessee. Navy's John Cartwright leads late drives but Army seals victory with a strong defense and a late stand.
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Georgia Downs Tech to Spoil Perfect Season Finish
Georgia, sparked by Kent Lawrence's 71 yard punt return for a touchdown, defeated Georgia Tech 23 14 to ruin the Yellow Jackets bid for an undefeated season in the annual rivalry game. Bobby Etter kicked three field goals and Georgia's defense, led by George Patton and Bill Stanfill, held Tech to one scoring drive until late.
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Florida
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Brad Johnson
Tech
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SMU Football Star Targeted After Death Threat
Police assigned a security guard to SMU sophomore Jerry Levins after a reported death threat ahead of the SMU–TCU game. The Dallas newspaper noted threats amid Levins fame as one of the SWC’s early Black players, and he scored a 68 yard TD in the first quarter as SMU won the SWC title.
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Date, Site Of Pro Super Bowl To Be Set This Week
The merged NFL and AFL meet to set the date and site for the first combined league Super Bowl. Rozelle will preside as they decide whether January 8 or 15 is best with Sugar Bowl or Coliseum likely venues.
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