Tigers Bama jaw to jaw in Birmingham classic
LSU and Alabama meet as unbeaten SEC contenders with LSU relying on Bert Jones and a stingy defense to challenge Alabama's ground game and pass defense. Nebraska Iowa State and other marquee games follow as college football’s weekend slate unfolds.
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Wells case may head to NFL commissioner office
The Warren Wells saga moved from California to Texas and may reach the NFL commissioner. Wells was fined suspended and placed on the Oilers move list after missing the flight to Cleveland and a Monday meeting. His lawyer Joel Goldfarb criticized the suspension and vowed to take the matter to the league office.
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Shoate Named National Lineman Of The Week After Iowa State Show
Oklahoma’s Rod Shoate, a 6-2 210-pound sophomore linebacker, made 22 tackles in a 20-6 win over Iowa State. The Associated Press named him National College Lineman of the Week for his speed and two plays including a blitz.
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Aggies Face Tough Challenge From SMU in Dallas
College Station Texas AP reports Texas A M coach Emory Bellard says SMU is a darn fine team with speed at receiver strong running backs and a solid defense. Bellard notes the Aggies beat Arkansas last week but expects a difficult game at 2 p m Saturday in the Cotton Bowl Dallas.
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Colorado voters reject 1976 Winter Games funding
With 1 253 of 2 045 precincts reporting Colorado voters cast 343 832 ballots to stop state funding for the 1976 Winter Games while 232 159 favored continuing funds. Governor Love warned cuts would show they do not want the Games. Opponents, led by Citizens for Colorado's Future, cheered the result citing cost fears and growth concerns.
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Warriors defeat Braves 105 91 in NBA action
Golden State outscored Buffalo 54 38 in the second half to win 105 91 behind Jeff Mullins 22 points and Clyde Lee 18 rebounds. Rick Barry, chasing a shooting record, scored 16 with 2 of 4 from the line, narrowly missing a 40 straight free throw streak.
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Foyt Eyes Texas 500 Despite Cold Reception From NASCAR Rivals
A. J. Foyt, three time Indy 500 champion, expects hostility from NASCAR rivals at the Texas 500 in Houston. He notes Richard Petty and Bobby Allison hold grudges over past winnings, while boasting seven NASCAR Grand National wins and willingness to race four to five events yearly under USAC sanction. He plans to race hard and says beating top drivers would prove his strength.
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Johnny Bench Named Most Valuable Player
Cincinnati star Johnny Bench is highlighted after a slump in 1971 following a 1970 MVP season. The article notes Bench’s .238 average and the Reds’ decline from pennant contenders as it discusses his fading form and possible implications for his status with the team.
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Pairings Told for Super Bowl Postseason Paths
The NFL announced playoff pairings leading to Super Bowl VII on January 14 in Los Angeles. Divisional playoffs begin December 23 with conference hosts set by division winners and runners-up, plus potential reshuffles if East or West qualifiers change. Bench, batting slump aside, was named the 1972 National League MVP after a record season with 125 RBIs and 40 homers for the Cincinnati Reds.
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Hines shifts to tailback for Air Force game
Hines, Army’s 6-1 200 pound senior from Chester, switches to tailback after training camp as a flanker and fullback, carries 38 times for 202 yards in a 17 14 upset of Air Force with a 49 yard late run.
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