Longhorns prevail 21 17 over Notre Dame in Cotton Bowl
Texas and Notre Dame battled to a 21-17 Cotton Bowl win for Texas as Billy Dale pushed in from a yard with 68 seconds left after two fourth down gambles. The victory snaps a 20 game Texas win streak amid national bowl results.
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Mississippi
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Texan Who Lost His Leg Gets Game Ball
Fred Steinmark the Longhorn safety who lost a leg to cancer received the game ball after Texas defeated Notre Dame 21 17 in the Cotton Bowl. He walked on crutches amid applause from 72 000, with Longhorn captains presenting the ball as celebrants honored his courage.
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Max Zucker
Fred Bomarr
Austin
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
LBJ Ranch
Bengal's Cook Named AFL's Rookie of Year
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Greg Cook, a 1969 AFL rookie, won United Press International Rookie of the Year praise. He edged Carl Garrett of the Boston Patriots in voting by 27 AFL reporters. Cook, 22, finished the season with 1 854 passing yards 15 TDs 11 interceptions. The Bengals went 4 9 1 despite wins over Oakland and Kansas City.
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Cincinnati Bengals
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Kansas City
Paul Brown
Brown
Len Dawson Tops AFL Passers Heads To Title
Len Dawson of the Kansas City Chiefs is cited as the AFL’s top passer of the past decade, leading the league in attempts and ratings in 62, 64, 66 and 68. He faces the Oakland Raiders in a decisive title showdown, with KC underdogs despite Dawson’s vow to prove doubters wrong. The Raiders have dominated KC lately, giving Oakland a 4 point edge in oddsmaker projections.
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Raiders Madden Dreaming Of New Stuff For Chiefs
Raiders coach John Madden says he is crafting new plays for the Chiefs as Oakland seeks an eighth win in nine meetings. Kansas City coach Hank Stram drills his squad at UCSB before traveling to the Bay Area for the playoff clash.
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Madden
Hank Stram
University of California At Santa Barbara
Star North team favored in Lions American Bowl clash
North Tampa to host the second Lions American Bowl with All-America backs Jim Otis of Ohio State and Bob Anderson of Colorado leading the star lineup. South receives the nod while crowds exceed 20 000 expected for the noon EST kickoff televised by the C D Chesley Network.
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UPI
Jim Otis
Ohio State
Bob Anderson
Colorado
C.D. Chesley
Langhurst Heads Linesman in Rose Bowl
A Huron County man, James Langhurst of Willard, served as head lineman in the Rose Bowl football game between Michigan and the University of Southern California, providing one of the best views of the action.
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Huron County
James Langhurst
Willard
Michigan
University of Southern California
Ree Schedule Abridged Weekly Gym and Court Events
A weekly schedule lists gym and field times for men and women, grade school and high school teams, and local club matchups. Events include basketball and volleyball games at NHS, Cole School, and the college-adjacent facilities with coach and opponent names interspersed.
League Action Resumes Tonight
High school basketball resumes with the Norwalk Truckers at Upper Sandusky and St. Paul Flyers versus Black River on Christie Avenue Court. Also on schedule the Northern Ohio League features Tiffin at Willard, Shelby at Bellevue, Bucyrus at Galion, and Firelands matchups Monroeville at Edison and Western Reserve vs South Central. Norwalk hosts Edison wrestling at 7 30 Saturday night. the Truckers seek their first duel meet win over Edison after a one point loss last year.
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