Crowded Big Eight race rattles with Colorado hope
Colorado coach Eddie Crowder says the Buffs are a solid, improving 4-2 team ready to challenge Kansas and Missouri for Big Eight supremacy. He notes a poor defensive showing at Oklahoma but praises Colorado’s progress as they host unbeaten Kansas.
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Sunday Football Scoreboard and Upcoming Games
Sunday results show New York 48 over Boston 14, Oakland 31 over Cincinnati 10, Houston 30 over Buffalo 7, Denver 21 over Miami 14, Kansas City 27 over San Diego 2. Upcoming games include Buffalo at New York Denver at Boston Houston at Cincinnati Kansas City at Oakland and Miami at San Diego. Monday features Green Bay at Dallas and other division matchups.
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Area Player Of The Week: Mike Reece shines for Overbrook
The Herald picks Mike Reece of Overbrook as Area Player Of The Week. Reece, a 175 pound senior, led Overbrook to a 42-6 win over Williamsburg after a rough season for the Gophers. He ran for three touchdowns, scored on a return after an interception, threw a TD pass, and added two extra points.
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End Of Olympics Signal Return Of Track Feud
The end of the Olympic season rekindles the feud between colleges and the AAU over track meets. The U.S. Track and Field Federation plans seven major winter meets defying AAU rules, threatening college eligibility for athletes competing outside USTFF certification. Cooley calls the threats idle, as colleges push Astrodome Relays, Madison Square Garden event, and other meets while AAU threatens to strip international amateur status. The dispute traces to a stalled Senate effort and a 1965 arbitration board.
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