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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1975

Page

5

Sooner Upset Boosts Stock Of Ohio State

The Associated Press notes Ohio State remains No. 1 in the nation while Nebraska rises to second after Oklahoma’s upset. The defending national champions, the Sooners, fell from runner-up as fate and time caught up, widening OSU’s lead in the poll.

Sooner Ohio State Associated Press Buckeyes Oklahoma Sooners Nebraska Cornhuskers Woody Hayes Oklahome Nebraska OSU Illinois Kansas Ithe Sooners Jayhawks Kansas State Texas A&m Aggies Southern Methodist Michigan Wolverines Purdue Alabama Crimson Tide Louisiana State Texas Arizona State Notre Dame Colorado Penn State North Carolina State Arizona Wildcats San Diego State Aztecs Southern California John Robinson Trojans John McKay Stanford Florida California Miami Ohio St. Missouri St. Ucla Georgia

Texas All-Pro team honored at Dallas halftime show

Texas All-Pro selections honored at a Dallas Monday night event during the Kansas City game. Notables included Gene Upshaw, Joe Greene, Tommy Nobis, and Bill Bradley among others, with Bob Lilly and Sammy Baugh receiving special applause. Bill Glass was absent.

Texas Kansas City Dallas Cleveland Browns Green Bay Southern Methodist Forrest Gregg Gene Upshaw Oakland Texas A&i Joe Greene Pittsburgh North Texas State Tommy Nobis Atlanta Bill Bradley Ken Houston Prairie View Washington Bill Glass Baylor Cleveland Hawaii Layne Sammy Baugh Texas Christian TCU Bob Lilly Clyde Bulldog) Turner Chicago Bears Hardin Simmons Turner Raymond Berry Kyle Rote SMU del Shofner Jim Ray Smith Harley Sewell Doak Walker John Crow Texas A&m Bud McFahin Charlie Krueger Bill Forester E. J. Holub Texas Tech Jack Pardee Yale Lary Bobby Dillon

USC appoints Robinson as head coach succeeding McKay

John Robinson, formerly USC offensive backs and quarterbacks coach, is named head coach at the University of Southern California. He succeeds John McKay, who will coach the expansion NFL club in Tampa, Florida.

Los Angeles John Robinson University of Southern California USC John McKay Tampa Fla

Chiefs Win Stumblethon Fumbles Cost Dallas

Kansas City edges Dallas 31 4 in a game marked by 12 fumbles and turnovers. Ed Podolak scored twice and caught a pass for the clincher as coach Paul Wiggin hails a wild win. Staubach and Pearson led Dallas but two interceptions sealed the Cowboys defeat.

Podolak fires Chiefs to win over Cowboys in Dallas

Ed Podolak starred for Kansas City with three touchdowns and 78 rushing yards plus 33 receiving yards in a 1971 Monday night victory over Dallas. He called it the most satisfying game of his career after a big Chiefs win. Jan Stenerud and Jerre Wilson also delivered key kicks as Dallas fumbled five times and threw two picks.

Stauback Dallas Cowboys Roger Staubach Kansas City Chiefs Texas Stadium Irving Dallas Paul Wiggin Kansas City Chiefs Cowboys Wiggin Podolak Mike Livingston Tomi Doug Dennison Morris LaGrand Robert Newhouse Emmitt Thomas Staubach Livingston Landry Ed Podolak Padolak Kansas Citys Miam Livingstone Jan Stenerud Jerre Wilson Austin Tex Darrell Royal Texas Longhorns Texas Christian University Royal TCU Texas- Arlington

Bowl bids tight as NCAA restricts invitations

Bowl committees rush to games nationwide with limited invites while top bowls eye major teams. Key matchups loom in Big Eight and Southwest, as Ohio State, Michigan, Texas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Notre Dame and others vie for Cotton, Sugar, Orange and Rose consideration amid uncertain selections.

National Collegiate Athletic Association Associated Press Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Aam Texas Arkansas Ohio State Michigan Pasadena Alabama Notre Dame Penn State Southern Cal Texas A&m Gator Florida Georgia Maryland North Carolina State Pitt Panthers West Virginia Georgia Tech North Carolina Tennessee Tangerine Miami Ohio Colorado Navy South Carolina

Royal Sees Way TCU Might Snap Slump for Texas

Texas coach Darrell Royal warned against underestimating winless TCU which has beaten Texas in past upsets. He noted Texas must stay consistent, avoid mistakes, and protect players while aiming for a strong game at Memorial Stadium before a nationally televised Baylor win, then a showdown with undefeated Texas A&M.

Royal TCU Texas Memorial Stadium Horned Frogs Lionel Johnson Brad Shearer Steve Collier Baylor SMU Texas A&m College Station Raymond Clayborn Bob Simmons George James Will Wilcox

Longhorn Cager Forced to Quit

Starting guard Tommy Delatour of the Texas Longhorn basketball team has quit the squad due to a chronic back ailment. A senior from Dallas Highland Park, he averaged 7 points per game last season but was Texas best outside shooter, hitting 49 percent of his field goal attempts.

Austin Tex.a Tommy Delatour Texas Longhorn Delatour Dallas Highland Park Texas

Connors Wins in Edinburgh Dewars Cup opener

Jimmy Connors of the United States defeated Poland's Wojciek Fibak 6 2 7 4 in a first round match at the Dewars Cup Tennis Championship in Edinburgh Scotland.

Edinburgh Scotland Jimmy Connors Poland Wojicek Fibak

Crockett Fends Off Travis as Seventh Graders Dominate

Seventh grade Crockett Blue beat Travis Maroons 16 to 4 while Crockett White lost 26 to 4, giving Fannin a 4 2 record for second in county standings. Arnold Williams scored two Crockett TDs and Oscar Rodriguez added a two point conversion. Travis, led by Scott Grantland, battled but fell short in the third period. In Victoria, Travis eighth graders struggled as Howell teams won 48-0 and 24-0 with Jeff Daggs scoring for Travis.

Crockett Blue Travis Maroons Fannin Crockett White Arnold Williams Crockett Oscar Rodriguez Keith Hermes Hermes Rodriquez Bill Collier Tommy Muthier Johnny Guthrie Kirk King Travis Scott Grantland Dallis Douglas Pirates Shannon Jimmy Baylor Billy Saylor Victoria Howell

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