Bowl Roundup Blues Hope And A Mad Dog
Associated Press report on New Year bowl games with Notre Dame shocking Texas in the Cotton Bowl, Nebraska topping LSU, and Ohio State losing to Stanford. Nebraskas unbeaten season puts them in AP No. 1 contention while Texas and Ohio State drop, Tennessee rolls, and key performances by Plunkett Gatewood Theisman Brockington and Scott.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Texas
Darrell Royal
Ara Parseghian
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Louisiana State
Stanford
Tennessee
Air Force
Mississippi
Auburn
Royal
Longhorns
LSU
Mark Lumpkin
Buddy Lee
al Coffee
Paul Rogers
Joe Orduna
Lumpkin
Plunkett
Jackie Brown
Randy Wataha
Brown
Steve Horowitz
John Brockington
Bobby Scott
Don McLeary
Bobby Majors
Bob Parker
Darryl Haas
Scott
Nebraska Wins Orange Bowl Seals No 1 Bid
Nebraska Cornhuskers upset LSU 17 12 in the Orange Bowl to stake claim for the top AP ranking after Texas Notre Dame and Tennessee won their bowls. Coach Bob Devaney praised his team, while quarterback Jerry Tagge cited a dream season and the defense led by Willie Harper that halted LSU.
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MIAMI
Associated Press
Bob Devaney
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Louisiana State
Devaney
LSU
Huskers
Tiger
Willie Harper
Wayne Dickinson
Mlsu
Bob Terrio
Bert Jones
Wen
Notre Dame
Tennessee
Air Force
Charles McClendon
Nebraska
McClendon
Michigan State
Arkansas
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Dealers Brace for 1971 Auto Market Shift
Detroit AP report notes inflation and high prices push buyers to delay new car purchases. Veteran dealer George Higgins says many traditional buyers will trade later or settle for 1969 or 1970 models, with sales concentrating at high and low ends of the market and midpriced cars lagging.
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Detroit
George Higgins
Ferndale
Mich
Higgins
Reg Steines
UAW
General Motors
Bowling Night Hawk League West Wilson Auto-4 High 10-J Coffman
League bowling results list High 10s and 30s for teams including Wilson Auto-4, Budge's Hardware, Smith Auto-4, Prudential, Montgomery Ward, Sutton's, Dynamic League, Wassmer's, Nitcher's, Lee's Cafe, Heathman Oil, Gambles, Cravens Oil. Top scores feature Coffman 192, Wilson 432, McMillan 170, Wolken 431, Lane 164, Toumbertin 191, Wallace 475, Figgins 180, Daniels 500, Gilbert 215, Pierce 369, Armstrong 465.
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Nighthawk
West Wilson
J. Coffman
Wilson
Budge’s Hardware
McMillen
Wolken
SMITH
DeVore
Prudential
Lane
Montgomery Ward
Toumbertin
Sutton's
Wallace
Dynamic League
Wassmer's
McQurdy
Nitcher
Aging mountaineer leads teens toward Grand Teton summit
Veteran Paul Petzoldt and 19 young climbers from 13 states, including Tom Warren leading the advance party, prepared for a final assault on Grand Teton after a snowy New Year holiday. Weather promised light winds and scattered snow as the group aimed to reach the last 4,000 feet of the peak today.
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Moose, Wya
Grant Teton
Paul Petzoldt
Grand Teton National Park Rangers
Tom Warren
Bill Becott
Steve Gipe
John Walenant
National Weather Service
Middle Teton Glacier
Jackson Hole
Petzoldt
National Outdoor
Lander
Grand Teton
North Carolina
City Schedule for Church and City League Games
The schedule lists junior, senior, men s, and city league games from January 4 to January 7 at various gyms. Teams include Boys' Club Trinity U M Nazarene First Christian Saint s F Lutheran F A Meth Christian and others with byes noted for Sacred Heart and Wesleyan.
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Jr. Hi Gym
Trinity U.M
Nazarene
F. Christian
S. Heart II
First Christian Saints
F. Lutheran
F.A. Meth
N. Bap
Cal
N. Dr. Hi Gym
S. Heart I
F. Baptist
Foursquare-Nazarene Wesleyan
Wed
Sr. Hi Gym
Gambles
Sportsman
Jim’s Welding
Rex’s
Waymire’s
Jaycees
Thur
N, Jr. HiGym
Hiatt's
Boise-Cascada
Ottawa Steel
Hubbard’s
Peoples Nat'l. Bank
OU Soccer Star Grgas Named All-Midwest Forward
Mirko Grgas of Ottawa University, the program's all time scoring leader, is named forward on the 1970 All-Midwest soccer team. OU finishes 14-2-1 and fifth in NAIA. three OU players earn honorable mention.
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Mirko Grgas
Ottawa University
Middle America
Grgas
Flushing
N. Y
Bob Merubia
Paul Rubin de Cens
Edalie Eddie Knight
Quincy
II.) College
Akron
Ohio
Davis Elkins
St. Louis University
Al_ Trost
St. Louis
Richard Parkinson
Jack Blake
Southern Illinois
Edward Camacho
Art Demling
Michigan State
Alan Harte
Gerardo Pagnani
Eastern Ilinois
Steve Cerretani
Wooster
Eugene Alfred
Clay Small
Ohio Wesleyan
Bowler Sue Wolgast Leads Week With 226 600 Set
Top bowler for the week ending December 23 was Sue Wolgast with a 226 game and 600 series. Lee's Cafe tops team highs at 2,367 in series and 817 in a game for the week, while Sky Hooks posted an 822 game. Lee's Cafe sits first at 46-14, with L.G.W.A. second at 39-14-2044.
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Sue Wolgast
Sky Hooks
Lee’s Cafe
Vera Ferguson
L.G.W.A
Bonita Welborn
Betty Maloney
Peoples National Bank
Arnold
Heathman Oil Co
Alexander Doyen
H. D. Lee
FBI
Sandy Gordon
Jean Penn
Hazel Guyett
Donna Nichols
Maxine Emerson
Mae Ransom
Carol Chambers
Betty Stevenson
Ellen Jones
Chloe Christenson
Maxine Mueller
Mary Ann Zielsdorf
Naomi Fritts
Pro Roundup Test Of Power In NEC
San Francisco 49 ers meet Dallas Cowboys in the NFC title game at Kezar Stadium with a 5 p.m. EST kickoff. John Brodie leads San Francisco against Dallas’ Doomsday Defense as fans expect an Oakland or San Francisco Super Bowl showdown. Weather looks clear with 60s temperatures. Bay Area crowds anticipate a dramatic, televised showdown.
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Nec
SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Dallas
Cowboys
49Ers
Bay Area
Oakland
Baltimore
John Brodie
Stanford
Ohio State
Miami
Kezar Stadium
Ers
Candlestick Park
Dick Nolan
Tom Landry
Minnesota
Nolan
Gene Washington
Craig Morton
Brodie
Duane Thomas
Bill Curry
Colts
Colts Raiders AFC title clash rekindles old AFL rivalry
Baltimore hosts Oakland in a conference championship with NBC coverage at 2 p.m. Eastern. Johnny Unitas faces Daryle Lamonica as both clubs seek the Super Bowl, while snow clears Memorial Stadium for the 62,000 crowd.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
Oakland Raiders
AFL
NFL
McCafferty
Raiders
Memorial Stadium
Colts
Johnny Unitas
Daryle Lamonica
Unitas
Eddie Hinton
Roy Jefferson
Lamonica
Pity the Poor Visitors Tonight in Big Night of College Hoops
UCLA hosts Dayton and South Carolina welcomes Clemson as top ranked UCLA and third ranked Marquette lead a holiday season slate. Coach Wooden and McGuire trade milestones and praise as Marquette visits Detroit while USC hosts LSU and Western Kentucky meets East Tennessee. Kentucky faces Mississippi in another marquee matchup.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press Sports
UCLA
South Carolina
Dayton
Clemson
Bruins
Gamecocks
John Wooden
Sidney Wicks
Curtis Rowe
Sidney
Wooden
Rowe
Uclans
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Frank McGuire
McGuire
Marquette
Detroit
Southern California
Louisiana State
Western Kentucky
East Tennessee
Mississippi
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Parseghian
Fighting Irish
Cornhuskers
Hayes
Buckeyes
Jim Plunkett
Indians
Joe Theisman
Tom Gate
Bob
Jerry Tagge
Tagge
Nebras
Business Mirror
Auto Business
OU Soccer Star
Midwest
By Hazel Liegerot
41Ers
Green Bay
Cleveland
Don McCafferty
John Madden
John Mackey
Fred Biletnikoff
Warren Wells
Ray Chester
Cramer
Brady
Seymour
Stoney's
Texaco
Mike Brady
Greg Seymour
75Th and
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Sunrise Mobile Homes
Ottawa
Kansas
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