Rose Bowl hopes meet Michigan and Buckeye contrast
Stanford coach John Ralston eyes a single Rose Bowl shot against Michigan noting Iowa style air attack versus Michigan’s grind. Don Bunce leads Stanford while Michigan relies on a ground game. Cowboys coach Tom Landry touts a mature, disciplined team chasing a January 16 Super Bowl win after a 8 game surge with Staubach at QB.
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Cardinals Win Holiday Festival Title In Anthem Return
The 15th ranked Louisville Cardinals defeated Fordham 96 82 at Madison Square Garden to win the 20th Holiday Festival. Ron Thomas 28 points 16 rebounds Jim Price 25 points and 6 assists led Louisville as coach Denny Crum said the team would continue its pregame sit down routine unless forced otherwise.
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Ron Thomas
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Rams
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Angels Name Les Moss New Manager of Salt Lake Club
The California Angels appointed 46 year old Les Moss former major league catcher for 17 seasons to manage the pennant winning Salt Lake Angels of the Pacific Coast League Moss has led minor league teams since 1962.
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Williams Leads State To Comeback Victory
Indiana State, trailing by 17 points in the first half, rallied in the final 20 minutes to beat Texas Tech 88-84 and take 7th in the All-College tournament. Senior-led second half with Howard Williams scoring 16 and Don Millington among limited subs produced the comeback victory. Rob Simmons sealed it with 5 seconds left, Glenn Bush led in rebounds, and Larry Sample faced foul trouble in the late stretch.
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Packer Returner Wins World Champion Liar Award
Burlington Wisconsin selected John Woolley of Racine for the 1971 World Champion Liar award after a report that a Green Bay Packers kickoff returner ran back punts so fast he drew roughing the kicker penalties. Woolley is named by the Burlington Liars Club, which seeks the globe’s greatest yarnspinner each year.
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Shula Doubts Matte Amid Colts Dolphins AFC Showdown
Baltimore Colts star Tom Matte may miss the AFC championship with Miami due to a knee sprain while Don Shula disputes the reports. Norm Bulaich is also listed doubtful as Colts consider rookie Don Nottingham and Don McCauley if Matte and Bulaich cannot play.
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Norm Bulaich
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Tampa
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Don McCafferty
Don Nottingham
Don McCauley
New England
Alan Mack
Fort Lauderdale
Bob Griese
Colt
John Unitas
Browns scout: senior college crop weakest in years
Cleveland Browns personnel director Paul Bixler says the senior college football draft pool is the poorest in years except running backs. He notes top backs Ed Marinaro, Johnny Musso, Bob Moore, Jim Bertelson, Calvin Harrell, and limited good linemen led by defensive star Walt Patulski.
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Paul Bixler
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Ed Marinaro
Cornell
Johnny Musso
Alabama
Bob Moore
Oregon
Jim Bertelson
Texas
Calvin Harrell
Arkansas State
Moore
Harrell
Walt Patulski
Notre Dame
Patulski
Browns
Tom Darden
Michigan
Tom Casanova
Louisiana State
Clarence Ellis
Willis Buchanan
San Diego State
Craig Clemons
Iowa
Clifford Brooks
Tennessee A & I
Warsaw tops Seymour North Putnam beats Greencastle in tourney
Warsaw defeated Seymour 71 to 43 in the Seymour meet while North Putnam beat Greencastle 86 to 63. Valparaiso topped Hammond 67 to 61 in the championship. The meet featured late surges and detailed player totals for Warsaw Brazil North Putnam and Greencastle teams.
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CMU Shooters Rank Among Top College Scorers
Doug Collins of Illinois State is third and Greg Starrick of Southern Illinois 10th in the national scoring race. Collins averages 30.3 points per game and Starrick 26.8, while Starrick leads in free throw accuracy at 43 of 44. SIU teams own an .827 free throw percentage.
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St Joseph's Beats Purdue In Sugar Bowl Consolation
St Joseph's of Philadelphia led early and held on to defeat Purdue 85-74 in the Sugar Bowl consolation game. Mike Bantam scored 35 points for the Hawks, while Bob Ford and William Franklin tied Purdue with 18 points each as Purdue fell to 6-4.
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Dana Cain Sets Big Ten Mark With 54 Extra Points
Dana Cain of Michigan kicked 54 extra points in 1971 Big Ten play, establishing a high scoring margin for kickers that season and highlighting Michigan special teams performance.
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Tempting Offers From Pro Ranks
Two top college coaches meet in the Orange Bowl as pro leaders eye moves to the NFL. Nebraska’s Bob Devaney and Alabama’s Bear Bryant discuss pro offers while their teams chase a national title. The Miami scene swells with fan demand, tickets, and NFL chatter surrounding the January 1 showdown.
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Larry Jacobson
Rich Glover
Tech Falls to Mississippi in Peach Bowl Disaster
Georgia Tech coach Bud Carson declared it the worst thing that ever happened to me in one half of football after his team trailed 38-0 in the Peach Bowl and lost 41-18 on a rain dampened field. Mississippi dominated the opening period as Tech failed to respond.
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Basketball Results From Weekend Classic Roundups
United Press International lists final round scores from multiple tournaments. Notable results include Florida State 85 over Washington State 61, Wisconsin 100 over Michigan 80, Arizona 69 over Texas 86, UCLA 79 over Ohio State 53, and Pittsburgh 87 over Duquesne 67. Other matchups span Hawaii, Arizona State, Hawaii, Santa Clara, and Maryland among many.
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