Bryant Calls Bowl System Flawed for True Champion
Alabama coach Bear Bryant argues for a national playoff between the regular season and bowl games while his team wins the Sugar Bowl 13 6 over Penn State. Quarterback Richard Todd shines 210 yards through 12 completions earning MVP honors.
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New Orleans
UPI
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Bryant
Penn State
Crimson Tide
Nittany Lions
Richard Todd
Todd
ISU's Steve Hayes Is Back
ISU center Steve Hayes, a 7 foot junior, regains form after two strong games at the Hall of Fame Invitational. He scored 47 points and grabbed 21 rebounds across two games, helped Idaho State win the tournament, earned the event MVP, and added 21 points and 15 rebounds against Utah State.
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UPI
Steve Hayes
Indiana
Utah State
Big Sky
Hayes
Idaho State
Bengals
Sandpoint Girls Rout Wallace 49-15 In Uneven Battle
Sandpoint varsity and junior varsity dominated Wallace with a 49-15 final as Wallace played shorthanded and fouled out five players. Sandpoint used substitutions to spread scoring while Wallace managed only a handful of shots, with Jayvees tallying 15-7 in the preliminary win.
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Jacobsen
al Jacobsen
Wallace
Bob Hamilton
Hamilton
Sandpoint
Sandpoint Varsity
Sandpoint Girls
Jayvees
Wallace Jayvees
St. Maries
St.Maries
St-Maries
Hamm's Bear Cup ski races set for January return
The second annual Hamm's Bear Cup starts January 17 after snow delays. Twelve local seven man teams expected, nine formed, with age group representation across juniors to masters. Registration $25 due January 11, races run Saturdays and Sundays through February 15 at Schweitzer with Hamms trophies and inter league finals.
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Schweitzer Mountain
Seahawks hire Jack Patera to coach new Seattle franchise
UPI reports NFL expansion Seahawks name Jack Patera as head coach to build a defensive powerhouse in Seattle. Patera, 42, lauded for coaching Vikings front four and Rams Fearsome Foursome lineage, vows Dee-fense mindset and rapid contender plans with GM John Thompson and team owners.
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Seattle
UPI
Seattle Seahawks
Jack Patera
Minnesota
Vikings
Alan Page
Carl Eller
Jim Marshall
Doug Sutherland
Gary Larons
Sutherland
Los Angeles
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Lamar Lundy
Merlin Olsen
Deacon Jones
Seahawk
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Redskins
Colts
Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Chicago Cardinals
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Los Angles
New York
Baltimore Colts
John Thompson
State Bowling Tourney Set for Idaho in 1965
Otto Rast, tournament director, reports entries are coming in from across Idaho for the Men's State Bowling tournament. About 500 five man teams are expected. entry deadline is January 10. The event runs February 21 to April 4 on weekends at Oxbow Lanes in Weiser and Bye Lanes in Ontario.
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Idaho State Bowling Assn
O J Simpson Named AFC Player of the Year 1975
O J Simpson of the Buffalo Bills capped a record setting 1975 season by winning United Press International AFC Player of the Year. He led the NFL in rushing with 1 817 yards and 23 touchdowns, set a new season rushing mark, and moved up on the all time ground gainers list.
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Mike Stock
Penn State
Chris Bahr
Joe Carnicelli
UPI
New York
O.J. Simpson
United Press International
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NFL
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Pittsburgh
Terry Bradshaw
Cincinnati
Ken Anderson
Baltimore
Lydell Mitchell
Simpson
Bills
Franco Harris
Cleveland
Jim Brown
Brown
Jim Taylor
Joe Perry
Taylor
Perry
Road Runners Nab Three Points in Bowling Match
Road Runners defeated Long Shots 3 0 with Mary Madsen 516 and Mel Madsen 190 leading. Squeeky Davis 489 and Joan Davis 383 top the Long Shots. Dust Eaters edged Shockers in a tight three game reset and total pins 7. Pearl April 475 and Bob Green 419 led Dust Eaters. Jon Rader 460 and Diana Moline 447 for Shockers. Slow Pokes swept Foxy 4 as Don Scott 516 and Barbara Menard 464 starred. Drifters swept Spoilers with Harlan Churchill 506 and Wes Felland 412. Roy McLeod 420 led Spoilers. Easy Blows beat Gutter Cutters as Les Alspach 472 and Alice Drew 433 paced wins. Lane Braves swept Alley Oops with Harold Theodorson 522 and Dot Hulquist 427. Weekly prizes went to Don Scott 526, Harold Theodorson 213, Harlan Churchill 641, and Squeeky Davis 238. Mary Madsen led women with 516. Diana Moline 176 high net game. Alice Drew 604 high gross series. Joan Davis 229 high gross game.
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Joan Davis
Dust Eaters
Shockers
Pearl April
Bob Green
Jon Rader
Diana Moline
Don Scott
Barbara Menard
Dennis Montgomery
Dwain Babb
Lauraine Montgomery
Harlan Churchill Rollig
Wes Felland
Eileen Felland
Roy McLeod
Sapoilers
Elyn McLeod
Warneta Zantow
Les, _ Alspach
Alice “Drew
Alice Drew
Ptarmigan Cross Country Ski School Opens Season
The Ptarmigan Cross-Country Ski School enters its fifth year under director Bill Straley with a two hour session this Saturday. Participants meet at the Alpine Ski Shop at 1 p.m. and travel to a training area where Straley will teach cross country technique wax selection and equipment choices assisted by Gary Johnson. Straley brings nearly 30 years of experience including teaching in the Army. For more information call 263-2714.
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Ptarmigan
Bill Straley
Straley
Sandpoint High School
Sandpoint
Gary Johnson
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