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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1975

Page

5

Notre Dame Edges Alabama in Orange Bowl But Seizes No Title

Notre Dame defeated Alabama 13-11 in the Orange Bowl as Oklahoma’s No. 1 spot seemed secure after Oregon State and Ohio State stumbled earlier. The game marked Ara Parseghian’s emotional finale as Notre Dame coach amid Bear Bryant’s ongoing national title drought.

Notre Dame Alabama Bear Bryant Crimson Tide Fighting Irish Switzer Honolulu Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson Oklaoma

Baylor Bears fall to Penn State in Cotton Bowl defeat

Baylor coach Grant Teaff praised his 1974 team as SWC champions after a 41 20 loss to Penn State in the Cotton Bowl. He noted the sting of the fourth quarter collapse while predicting a return to bowls, despite nine graduating seniors. Ken Quesenberry defended Baylor from Cinderella labels as injuries and late plays sealed the outcome.

Dallas Baylor Grant Teaff Bears Penn State Nittany Lions Tommy Turnipseede Ken Quesenberry Quesenberry Lions Teaff Tom Shuman Jimmy Cefalo Joe Jackson Joe Paterno

Sooners top undefeated team in bowl aftermath debate

Oklahoma on probation remains unbeaten and could be voted No 1 by the AP. Alabama USC Michigan and Ohio State also contend with mixed bowl results. The piece lists top teams, suggests USC and Alabama as likely AP and UPI champs, and notes notable bowl impressions and humor from TV broadcasts.

Oklahoma Barry Switzer Sooners Associated Press Alabama Tide USC Arkansas California Trojans Notre Dame Buckeyes Michigan Wolverines Ohio State UPI Outlaws Norman Southern Cal

Notre Dame Upsets Alabama 13-11 in Orange Bowl Sendoff

Notre Dame ended coach Ara Parseghian's era with a 13-11 Orange Bowl victory over previously unbeaten Alabama. Early Irish pressure built a 13-0 lead as Mark McLane scored, and Reggie Barnett sealed the win with an late second-half interception after Alabama mounted a rally sparked by Richard Todd to Russ Schaman and a Todd Pugh pass.

Crimson Tide Richard Todd Russ Shaman Reggie Barnett Ara Parseghian Notre Dame Bear Bryant Parsghian Bryant Parseghian Tampa Fighting Irish Southern California Wayne Bullock Irish Mark McLane Alabama Todd Miami al Samuel USC South Bend Willie Shelby Dave Reeve Russ Schaman George Pugh Red Wee

Penn State Tops Baylor in Cotton Bowl Show of Strength

Penn State defeated Baylor 41-20 in the 39th Cotton Bowl Classic, reinforcing the Nittany Lions' claim to elite status. Tom Shuman passed for a key 49 yard strike to Jimmy Cefalo, while Tom Donchez rushed for 116 yards on 25 carries and Mike Hartenstine anchored the defense. Coach Joe Paterno downplayed the need to prove prestige, focusing on playing well and enjoying the game.

Dallas Penn State Baylor Nittany Lions Lions Tom Shuman Tom Donchez Donchez Lion Texas Mike Hartenstine Joe Paterno Nixon Paterno

Yankees' Hunter lands historic $3.75 million contract

The New York Yankees sign Catfish Hunter to the richest baseball deal, $3.75 million over five years, amid fan and media pressure in New York. Gabe Paul backs Hunter as a proven winner while salary structure and team economics loom over the landmark pact.

NEW York New York Yankees Catfish Hunter Hunter Hertford N.C iIr Oakland A Charles O. Finley Oakland Mickey Mantle Oklahoma Yankees Bobby Bonds Yankee Doc Med Ich Medich Gabe Paul Ahoskie Paul

Sloan accepts Texas Tech top coach post after late change

Texas Tech announces Steve Sloan will become head football coach, moving from Vanderbilt after a Peach Bowl 6 6 tie. Sloan, 30, signed a four year contract worth 36 500 per year plus a TV deal valued at 24 000 to 40 000 yearly.

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Rein Named Arkansas Quarterbacks Coach

North Carolina State's Robert Bo Rein, 29, has been hired as Arkansas new quarterbacks coach and staff member replacing Don Trull. Broyles praised Rein's triple option experience and noted NC State's low fumbles and interceptions as a feature of his balanced veer T attack. Broyles avoided confirming a switch from the wishbone.

Purdue Lou Holtz William and Mary North Carolina State North Carolina Broyles Arkansas

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