Notre Dame Tops Penn State In Gator Bowl Rematch
In Jacksonville Notre Dame defeated Penn State 20 to 9, ending a 48 year gap since their last meeting. Al Hunter rushed for 102 yards and both Irish touchdowns, while Penn State's only score came late on an eight yard pass.
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Celtics star Cowens to join New England Harness Raceway
Boston Celtics center Dave Cowens says he will become assistant general manager at the New England Harness Raceway in Foxboro in January and will not return to the Celtics this season. He will train with the team and then reassess after his racing role begins.
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Ritz Leads 1976 600 Club Scoring at Norwalk Center
Agnes Higgins reports Ruth Ritz paced the distaff side with 193 188 233 for Bob's Auto Wrecking in the Spares Strikes at Norwalk Center. Teammate Ellie Ritz 472, Marty Roderick 187 180 512, Marilyn Friend 502 for Office Bar. many others tallied high games and 600+ series across multiple teams in the Norwalk area.
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Ruth Ritz
Ledger
Bob
Norwalk Center
Ellie Ritz
Marty Roderick
Marilyn Friend
Betty Winslow
Karen Beer
Judy Beer
Winslow
Doris Rahrig
Jane Fuller
Mike
Judy Kessler
Sheila Kluding
Joseppi
Mary Ross
Adria’s
Linda Missler
Carol Danklefsen
Ron Pheifer
Terry Meagrow
Chuck Perry
Don Minor
Deeble
Tom Batt
Schilds
Ralph Day
Dick Sweet
Fanny Farmer
Ray Jones
Fabriweld
Dave Searls
Reach Diversified
Len Foster
Don Deeble
Sunoco
Werner Schweiger
Norwalk
DeWitt Wadsworth
Mercer
Jack Stewart
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Harold Grimmer
Willard Scheid
Jerry Jarrett
Eric Seibold
Fulston
Jim Cooper
Bird
Don Grinold
Larry Becker
Carl Camp
Becker
John Meyer
American Legion
Paul Blum
Eagles
Duane White
Scheid Electric
Don Hardy
Wilson's Masons
Wayne Allen
Tester Ford
Ray Burton
Suhr Kitchens
Mary Brocklehurst
Florence Kinney
Helen Endsley
Jean MacMurray
Jan Haynes
Barb Roche
Sally Whittington
Blue Ribbon Wrestling
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Margie Nickoli
Linda Sholes
Marge Nickoli
Citizen's Bank
Ema Rollins
Sue Thomas
Rotary
Sarah Hillman
Shirley Fife
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Wakeman
Roberta Mattlage
Landmark
Carol Widman
Elma Rupert
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Hoover Drywall
Dorothy ‘Ries
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Eve Werner
Fireland's Insurance
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Pat Grosswiler
Ideal Appliance
Norma Kluding
Moeller National Co-Champ in High School Football
Moeller High of Cincinnati and Warner-Robins of Georgia share national high school football honors per Art Johns of the National Sports News Service. Warner-Robins is 13-0 and Moeller 12-0. Ohio college scores list Oregon 66 posting Gross 54 and others such as Kent State 76 St. Peter's 69.
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Canadiens Stop Barons in Norris Division Clash
Serge Savard and Guy Lafleur broke a 2-2 tie with third period goals as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Cleveland Barons 4-2. Savard scored from 30 feet at 4:09, Lafleur added his 27th from a pass by Pete Mahovlich, and Frank Spring matched on a Cleveland power play in the first period. Jacques Lemaire tied the game at 1-1 with a 30-foot shot.
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Cleveland
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Pete Mahovlich
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Jacques Lemaire
Fairbanks Named AFC Coach of the Year for 1976
New England's Chuck Fairbanks earned UPI AFC Coach of the Year with 17 of 42 votes. Forrest Gregg of Cleveland took second with 12 votes, Ted Marchibroda had six, John Madden five, and Bill Johnson two.
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University of Oklahoma
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United Press International
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Cleveland
Forrest Gregg
Ted Marchibroda
Baltimore
John Madden
Oakland
Bill Johnson
Cincinnati
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