Rematch of 1926 Arkansas meets Sooners in Jan. 2 Orange Bowl
Arkansas defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin previews the Orange Bowl rematch with Oklahoma, a different setting from 1926. He lauds Oklahoma’s Wishbone offense led by Thomas Lott and Kenny King, with four halfbacks, while noting Arkansas will rely on speed to offset Oklahoma’s power.
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Cotton Bowl scalpers set wide ticket prices in Austin
AUSTIN Texas AP scalpers for the January Cotton Bowl between Texas and Notre Dame quote prices from 40 dollars for end zone seats to 135 dollars for 10 to 20 yard line seats. Higher midfield seats likely cost more. The 15000 Texas tickets sold out weeks ago with some last chance seats advertised statewide. Joel Bennett of the county attorney's consumer unit notes no limit on resales but requires scalpers to report income. It's noted that in 1936 no major college team went unbeaten and untied.
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Funseth Leads First Round In Monterey Golf Event
Rod Funseth shot five under par 66 to top the field in a $90,000 non-PGA event, edging club pro Steve Dallas by one stroke for a $15,000 first prize.
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Multiple 1970s pro sports trades and recalls reported
NHL Los Angeles Kings recall Charlie Simmer from Springfield of the AHL. WHA Cincinnati Stingers trade Blaine Stoughton and Gilles Marotte to Indianapolis Racers for Bryan Baltimore and Huey Harris. MLB Mets name Dick Gernert director of player development and Matt Galante as scout and minor league instructor. Pepe Mangual sent to Tidewater. NBA Boston Celtics trade Charlie Scott to Los Angeles Lakers for Don Chaney and Kermit Washington.
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Run, he advises to start a better fitness plan
Mike Spino a Syracuse University alumnus and director of the Esalen Sports Center argues jogging is inefficient. He promotes varied running with slower and faster paces, anaerobic sessions several times weekly, plus biking surf running rope jumping and twice daily five minute meditations as a total fitness program.
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Staubach reluctant to talk tickets as Cowboys eye hoped title
Cowboys star Roger Staubach says he is not thinking about the Super Bowl as Dallas prepares for the NFC Championship against Minnesota. He notes the team’s confidence mirrors 1971, and he praises Minnesota’s tough play despite recent injuries.
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