Orange Bowl Showdown Fitting New Year's Climax
Alabama 11-0 meets Notre Dame 9-2 in the Orange Bowl to decide a national title as Oklahoma’s unbeaten run looms. Also: Nebraska-Florida in Sugar Bowl, Penn State vs Baylor in Cotton, Ohio State vs USC in Rose. Auburn beats Texas 27-3 in Gator Bowl. Bryant laments bowl record. Ara Parseghian to retire after season. McGriff and other stars weigh in on pregame drama.
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Hayes
Longhorns fall in Gator Bowl as Auburn wins 27 3
Darrell Royal’s Texas Longhorns commit multiple miscues including four fumbles and three interceptions in a 27 3 defeat to Auburn in the 30th Gator Bowl. Auburn capitalizes with two early touchdowns, a blocked punt safety, and strong defense while Texas struggles with penalties and mistimed plays. Shug Jordan, Auburn coach, eyes a seventh Gator Bowl berth.
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Brando Donates 40 Acres Land to Native Group in Agoura
Actor Marlon Brando apologized for lateness as he handed over deeds to 40 rolling acres in the Santa Monica mountains northwest of Los Angeles. The land deed was given to Medicine Man Semu Huaurte of the Redwind Association and then to Hank Adams of the Survival of American Indians Association. The parcel is valued at about 112000 by the county, with potential market value near 200000. Brando had previously refused an Oscar for The Godfather in 1972.
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Calif
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Santa Monica
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Redwind Association
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Orlando Top TV Surprise
CBS screens a summer show featuring Tony Orlando and Dawn members Telma Hopkins and Joyce Vincent Wilson. Fred Silverman, CBS programming chief, pursued the trio after their Grammy appearance, leading to television work once considered unlikely. Orlando, from Hell's Kitchen, rose from child singer to music publisher and charted hits like Knocks Three Times and Tie a Yellow Ribbon.
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Joyce Vincent Wilson
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Fred Silverman
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Halfway To
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