Presbies Rally Past Ottawa In ECAC Clash 78-71
College of Emporia used a fast break surge in the second half to topple Ottawa University 78-71 in a spirited ECAC non division tilt. Led by Ken Payton with 26 points and Harvey Sklar with 21, the Presbies overcame a 40-36 halftime deficit to win their first game of the season. Ottawa rookies Jack Scalia and Larry Payton posted 18 and 15 points respectively, with Scalia grabbing 11 rebounds.
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Rams fall to Vikings in key late season upset in Minnesota
In a pivotal NFL clash in Minnesota the Vikings halted the Rams unbeaten bid with a 17 7 halftime margin and held on for the win. Charlie West’s 78 yard kickoff return set up a Dave Osborn touchdown and Minnesota never trailed. Washington, New York Giants and Cleveland won earlier results while Ottawa upset Oklahoma across college play.
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Gutsy Longhorns pass lift Texas to near title clinch
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles called Texas quarterback James Street's fourth and eight pass to Randy Peschel gutsy as the Longhorns beat Arkansas 15 to 14. Bertelsen's two yard run after the long strike put Texas ahead, while Royal admitted the gamble. The win strengthens Texas' claim to the AP top spot ahead of the Cotton Bowl against Notre Dame. President Nixon praised the victory amid Penn State protests.
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Palmer Unlocks Some Memories
Arnold Palmer roared back to win the Danny Thomas Diplomat Golf Classic with a seven under 65. Gay Brewer led early but Palmer surged from six behind to seize the title as the crowd of about 10,000 roared. Palmer birdied 14 and 15 and sealed victory with late pars and a 65 to finish ahead of Brewer.
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