Eagles Upset Giants Coach Praises Walik Runback Hero
Philadelphia rookie Billy Walik returned four kicks for 146 yards and sparked a 23-20 upset of the New York Giants. He opened a key drive with a 57 yard kickoff return and added a 45 yard return setting up a late fourth quarter score. Walik compared his role to a sprinter in indoor track.
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Philadelphia
Billy Walik
Philadelphia Eagles
New York Giants
Walik
Eagles
New York
Giants fall from lead as Walik kickoff surge tops Giants
Giants coach Alex Webster cited Walik's kickoff returns as the关键 factor in breaking New York's six game win streak and helping the Eagles clinch a 1 yard keeper TD by Norm Snead to start the final period. Johnson was held to 35 yards on 16 carries as Philadelphia controlled late clock.
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Alex Webster
Giants
Walik
New York
Dallas Cowboys
Walsh
Webster
Eagles
Philadelphia
Norm Snead
Jerry Williams
Ron Johnson
Johnson
NFL
Pete Gogolak
Paterno Lobs Challenge to Ivy Penn State East Flair
Penn State coach Joe Paterno challenges Ivy League teams and Eastern independents to play a high profile game to boost Eastern football and raise funds. Dartmouth reacts wary saying Ivy rules block scheduling while Franklin Blackman notes political limits. Also: late game heroics fuel Tide River and Tangerine Bowl implications.
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College of Football
Jhe Paterno
Penn State
Brown
Paterno
Dairymouth
Dartmouth
Wichita State
Marshall
NCAA
Syracuse
Ivies
Army
Navy
Bob Blackman
Blackman
Ivy
Harvards
Eric Crone
Yale
Colorado
John Stearns
Air Force
Stearns
Arizona State
Mike Clapper
New Mexico
Clapper
County Hunters Harvest Venison
The South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department reports 800 deer harvested in the Western Piedmont Area to Nov. 1, with the Barton Game Management Area near Allendale a popular site for local hunters. Specific kills on Nov. 4 by Gloverville hunters included a 170 pound buck by Walter Busbee Dewey Myers taking a 117 pound deer and Bobby Kight weighing 117 pounds. Deer meat is valued in many preparations, and one Aiken County hunter noted deer harvested in 1969 topped 25,000 across the state.
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South Carolina Wildlife Resources Department
Piedmont
Aiken County
Barton
Allendale
Gloverville
Walter Busbee
Dewey Myers
Bobby Kight
Earnest ~Egrimaere
South Carolina
Ming
Greentree Ships Fourteen Invasion Of Aiken Stables
The annual winter training wave arrives at Aiken tracks as King Ranch horses from the Eastern Circuit join Greentree and W. O. Hicks stock. Four Ralph Smith vans bring 14 colts and fillies with trainer John Gaver Jr present. A shipment of ~20 yearlings from Kentucky is expected soon.
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King Ranch
Texas
Kentucky
W. O. Hicks
Ralph Smith
Greentree
Belmont
Aquaduct
Saratoga
John Gaver Jr
Pacers Fall At Home As Fort Jackson Wins 96 66
The USCA Pacers started 1970 71 at home against Fort Jackson and lost 96 66. Richard Burdette led the Pacers with 27 points while Jim Rogers topped Fort Jackson with 26. Coach Lew Perkins noted poor defense but optimism as tougher opponents await. The team sits 0 2.
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Fort Jackson
Pacers
Richard Burdette
Heyward Duffie
Jim Rogers
Manley Grove
USCA
Ken Weaver
William Casper
Casper
Pacer
Aging Analyst Ed Krysiak Plays Hard For UNH Football
Ed Krysiak 44 year old defensive safety for the University of New Hampshire balances aging with college football. The ex Navy chief stands six feet and 185 pounds with 23 years in the Navy shaping his grit. He has one year of eligibility left and aims to graduate next year with a sociology degree.
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Ed Krysiak
University of New Hampshire
Krysiak
Navy
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Plunkett and Theismann Favored For Heisman Trophy
AP reports Stanford’s Jim Plunkett and Notre Dame’s Joe Theismann as the favorites to win the Heisman Trophy with Archie Manning out after a wrist injury. Manning started the season alongside them but has missed games. The award, decided by 1,242 electors, will be announced today after balloting ends at 9 a.m. EST.
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Jim Plunkett
Stanford
Joe Theismann
Notre Dame
Archie Manning
Mississippi
Plunkett
Manning
Houston
Downtown Athletic Club
Larry Kelley
Yale
Leon Hart
Crislip Extends Lead In Southern Conference Scoring
Furman star Steve Crislip increased his season total to 62 points after a 38-17 win at Mississippi College, boosting him to the top of the Southern Conference scoring chase as the season nears its end. Bob Duncan, Phil Mosser, Pat Carroll and others follow in the points race with teams vying for league honors.
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Associated Press
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Pirates
Davidson
Wildcats
Furman
Steve Crislip
Crislip
Paladins
Mississippi College
Bob Duncan
Citadel
Bulldogs
Duncan
Phil Mosser
William and Mary
Indians
Richmond
Pat Carroll
Jerry Mauro
Spiders
Billy Wallace
Jim Leber
Bill Bracken
Jerry Haynes
Yarborough Switches to USAC Championship Circuit
Cale Yarborough announced he will join the USAC national championship for 1971, partnering with Lloyd Ruby on a Gene White team based in Atlanta. The move ends his NASCAR Grand National run, with 12 races totaling near 3 million dollars in prize money, including the three 500-mile majors.
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Cale Yarborough
U. S. Auto Club
Yarborough
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Gene White
Timmonsville
S. C
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Indianapolis
Pocono
Ontario
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Daytona
South
Ford
Wood Brothers
Stuart
Darlington, S. C
Rockingham
N. C
White
Cale
Indy
Ruby
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