Hoople System Bowl Picks Preview for New Year’s
The article lists 1971 bowl projections and matchups from The Hoople System noting top teams Texas Notre Dame Ohio State Stanford LSU and others with predictions for each Jan 1 game. It highlights Arizona State North Carolina Air Force Tennessee Ohio State Stanford LSU Notre Dame Texas Auburn and Mississippi as featured clashes and matches coachs, players, and projected scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Stanford
Nebraska
LSU
Tennessee
Arizona
Old Fashioned Cheer Salad Recipe Card
A compact kitchen note outlines how to prepare an Old Fashioned style drink. Dissolve sugar with bitters in a small splash of soda water. Add ice, lemon and orange slices, a cherry, then bourbon and more soda.
Oklahoma Faces Alabama In Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl Showdown
Oklahoma and Alabama prepare for a classic bowl clash at the Astrodome as Bear Bryant faces Chuck Fairbanks. Alabama’s Scott Hunter and Johnny Musso pace a balanced attack while Oklahoma relies on Joe Wylie and a strong running game. Both teams seek a bowl redemption after recent losses.
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Houston
Oklahoma
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Bear
Sooners
Bryant
Kentucky
Bud Wilkinson
Chuck Fairbanks
Astrodome
Scott Hunter
Hunter
Johnny Musso
NBA Standings and Results Across Eastern and Western Divisions
The Eastern and Western Conference standings show New York Boston and Philadelphia atop the Atlantic and Philadelphia and Buffalo in the division mix. Monday results include San Francisco over Atlanta 115 to 104 and Milwaukee over Cincinnati 137 to 114. Upcoming games feature Atlanta at Detroit and Milwaukee at Cleveland among others.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G
New York
Boston
Phila
Buffalo II
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Chicago
Phoenix
Los Angeles
San Fran
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Philadelphia
Buffalo
College Park
San Francisco
Landry Faces Problem Against Former Protege
Dallas coach Tom Landry weighs how to beat San Francisco in the NFC final at Kezar Stadium. His former defensive aide Dick Nolan now leads the 49ers, and Landry notes San Francisco’s offense, led by John Brodie, will require more scoring from Dallas. Landry pins hope on improved passing from Craig Morton and a stronger aerial attack beyond a strong defense.
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Dallas
Tom Landry
Cowboys
San Francisco
Kezar Stadium
49Ers
Dick Nolan
Landry
Green Bay
Tom
Nolan
Minnesota
John Brodie
Morton
Detroit
Longhorns Focus On Passing Ahead Of Cotton Bowl Rematch
Texas coach Darrell Royal says the No. 1 ranked Longhorns have worked hard on their passing attack for the Cotton Bowl rematch with Notre Dame. Notre Dame wideout Tom Gatewood presents a difficult schedule disrupting the defense as Theismann scrambles for time. Gatewood weighs about 205 pounds and is noted for breaking patterns.
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Denneh
Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Darrell Royal
Texas Longhorns
Texas
Notre Dame
Longhorns
Royal
Tim Kelly
Tom Gatewood
Gatewood
Theismann
Suggs Sparks Gray to 38 7 Blue-Gray Victory
South Carolina coach Paul Dietzel started Tommy Suggs at Gray quarterback. Suggs threw two first half TD passes and led a 14-0 surge as the Southerners defeated Blue 38-7, the greatest rout in the event’s 32 years. Suggs completed 15 of 24 passes for 211 yards. Bill Montgomery connected on 4 of 16 for 43 yards. Dietzel praised Suggs’ familiarity with the plan and called the Gray unit the best he has coached in this game.
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Arizona
Montgomery
Ala
South Carolina
Paul Dietzel
Tommy Suggs
Bill Montgomery
Arkansas
Suggs
Southerners
Tulane
Dave Abercrombie
Florida State
Don Pederson
Tommy
Bill
Dietzel
Brodie Wins 1970 Jim Thorpe Trophy for NFL MVP
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie, 35, is named the 1970 NFL MVP by NEA voters from 26 teams. He led the 49ers to their first division title, threw 24 touchdowns, and set a career closing chapter with reflections on his aging arm and team unity. George Blanda was his main competitor. the award will be presented January 21 at Television City.
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Ohio State
Stanford
J. Simpson
Southern Cal
Jim Plunkett
Stanford Indians
Woody Hayes Bruisers
Rex Kern
John Brockington
Company
San Francisco
Calif
NEA
John Brodie
John
Houston Oilers
San Francisco 49Ers
National Football Conference
Brodie
National Football League
NFL Players Association
49Ers
NFL
Y. A. Tittle
Kezar Stadium
George Blanda
Oakland Raiders
Jim Thorpe
Seamless Company
CBS
NBA
Television City
Terprise Assn
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Fighting Irish
Michigan
Hoople System Laboratory
Major Amos B. Hoople
Atlanta, Ga
Mississippi
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Bob Devaney
New Orleans
Lair
Air Force
Bob Parker
Falcons
Colorado
Vols
Pasadena
Miami
Fla
Bayou Bengals
Hoople
Louisiana State Boys
Tex
Steve Vorster
Joe Theismann
California
N.D
Ara Parseghian
Ara
Jacksonville
Auburn
Mississippi Rebels
Pat Sullivan
Sullivan
Rebels
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
ORD
Mexico
D.W. Distillery CO. S.A. Cd. Juarez
Chih
Uth
Joe Don Looney
Lance Rentzel
Ralph Neeley
Crimson Tide
Joe Wylie
Wylie
Billy Wessels
Steve Owens
Fairbanks
By Denner
Craig Morton
Craig
Resno “Rock”? Perdoni
Georgia Tech
Nils V
Nelson
Gridiron Club
Greater
Kansas City
Henry Tha
Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ray Meyer
DePaul University
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
St. Louis
Quincy
Champi
St. Benedict’s
Drury
Ili
Wesleyan
New England
Oral Roberts
W. L. Pet
Virginia
Carolina
Utah
Indiana
Memphis
Denver
Fort Worth
Jackson
Miss
Louisville
Bellarmine
Fairmont
Point Park
Commonwealth
Midwest
Butler
Yale
Illinois
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Angelo St
Steph. F. Austin
E. Tex
Sam Houston
Tarleton St
Sul Ross
Far West Washington
Seattle- Pacific
Kent St
So. Caro
Providence
W. Ky
St. John’s
N.Y
Cornell
Manhattan
Holy Cross
St. Peter’s
N.J
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Weber St
Texas A&m
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Pacific
Ohio
Oregon
Harvard
Tulsa
Long Beach St
Ind. St
New Las Vegas
Rainbow Classic
Brig. Young
Army Redlanders
Penn
Temple
St. Jos
Syracuse
Army
St. Francis
W. Va
ED Shearer
George Slandpa
Oakland
Thorpe Crophy
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