Notre Dame Declared 1977 AP National Champions
Notre Dame, coached by Dan Devine, won the AP national title after finishing 11-1, defeating Texas 38-10 in the Cotton Bowl to edge Alabama Arkansas Texas and Penn State. Alabama and Arkansas both expressed disappointment yet congratulated the Irish while Oklahoma and Penn State rounded out the top five.
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Notre Dame Tops Texas 38 10 at Cotton Bowl Celebration
Notre Dame defeated top-ranked Texas 38 10 in the Cotton Bowl to claim the AP top national title. Officials and ND staff celebrated with spare ribs and beer, praising the team’s rise to the crown and noting the chance to face premier opponents in bowls.
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Computer system solves million-to-one triple dead heat at Wheeling Downs
Wheeling Downs reports a one in a million triple dead heat in race eight with Pensive E Z Ecstasy and Miss Adabell. A new computerized betting system produced 31 payoffs in one minute, including three quinellas six trifectas and six perfectas, a big improvement over the former 40 minute calculation time. Cincinnati dinner to honor Reds stars Foster Rose Seaver set for January 21 with Sparky Anderson as guest speaker.
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Save 30 Percent Di Rockers Twin Full and Ai
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