Rams Favored to Win NFL Title and NFC Sweep
AP notes Los Angeles Rams are pegged to dominate the Western Division, with stars such as Hadl, Cap Pelletti, and Youngblood guiding a strong offense and defense. The article outlines contenders across the NFC, highlighting рассчиты Rams’ path to a likely playoff run and potential Super Bowl bid.
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New York
Norm van Brocklin
Bob Waterfield
Elroy Hirsch
Tom Fears
Los Angeles Rams
John Haci
Harold Jackson
Jim Bertelsen
Lawrence McCutcheon
Rams
NFL
Chuck Knox
NFC
Hadi
San Diego
Jackson
Bob Klein
Jack Snow
Lance Rentzel
McCutcheon
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Major Predicts Buckeyes Will Open With Victory
Major Amos B Hoople foresees Ohio State beating Minnesota 35 14 while Wisconsin over Purdue Northwestern over Michigan State Illinois over Indiana and Michigan over Iowa in the Hoople System. He also predicts Kent State 24 12 over Syracuse and Ohio U 24 22 over North Carolina in first ever matchups.
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Minnesota
Purdue
Boilermakers
Wisconsin
Badgers
Northwestern
Wildcats
Michigan State Spartans
Michigan Wolverines
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Illinois
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Bucks
Woody Hayes
Gophers
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Oklahoma
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Texas
Boston College
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Mid-America
Syracuse Orangemen
Ohio University
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
Mid- America
Golden Flashes
Archbold Stadium
Ohio U. Bobcats
Tar Heels
Forecaster's College Picks and Up-sets Highlighted
The projection lists Auburn over Louisville 36 20 and Texas over Boston College 34 17 as notable wins. Other key outcomes include Southern California 24-13 over Arkansas, LSU 20-17 over Colorado, Penn State 23-20 over Stanford, and Oklahoma 34-18 over Baylor.
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SMU
Na. Tex
Okla
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NFL Teams Chop Rosters To 47 In Major Cuts
NFL teams trimmed rosters to 47 active players as the league ends taxi squads for a year. Veterans including Packers center Ken Bowman and punter Ron Widby were placed on injured reserve while Jets Giants and Browns cut multiple veterans and promoted rookies. The move toward 47 players aims to align with the 1976 expansion plan and the players’ association demands.
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Hal Bock
National Football League
NFL
Ken Bowman
Green Bay Packers
NFL Players Association
Bowman
Packers
Ron Widby
Larry McCarren
Randy Walker
New York Jets
Julian Fagan
Greg Gantt
Jets
Joe Jackson
Rob Spicer
Margene Adkins
New York Giants
Randy Johnson
Rocky Thompson
Charlie Evans
Don Shula
Players’ Association
Sellers
Baker
Moore
Shula
Cleveland
Jeff Beans
Carl Buchanan
Harold Sampson
Nick Skorich
Browns
Skorich
Cincinnati
Darryl White
Nebraska
Bengals
Joe Wilson
Lee Thomas
St. Louis
Chuck Detwiler
Baltimore Colts
Mike Simpson
Simpson
Colts
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
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Frederick City Midget Football Opens With Shutouts
In opening games the Vikings defeated the Lions 26-0, Giants beat Colts 20-0, Redskins output 13-0 over Packers, and Rams crushed Bears 35-6. Proctor, Houck, Disney, Bowins, Randall, Bower, Zimmerman, and others scored for their teams. Junior varsity results: Vikings 200, Bears 19-0, Packers 7-4. Giant-Colt JV not reported.
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Lions
Giants
Colts
Redskins
Packers
Rams
Bears
Frederick Proctor
Chuck Houck
Timmy Disney
Barry Bowins
Bowins
Augie Rollins
Kelvin Randall
Kevin Bower
Randy Zimmerman
Redskin
Ramis
Billy Fleegle
John Pazdersky
Don Morgan
Bryan Sanders
Mike Houser
Milton Williams
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