Notre Dame Tops UPI AP Polls With Unbeaten Run Intact
Notre Dame holds first in the UPI AP college football rankings after a 38-0 win over Oklahoma. Michigan State second, Wyoming enters top 10 for first time. Alabama, UCLA, Southern Cal and Georgia Tech in top six. Arkansas, Florida climb. Purdue drops to 12th behind SMU and Georgia.
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Hawaiians Like Casper Hawaiians Like Casper
National Open champion Billy Casper led the field to be the favorite for the $9,000 first prize at the Hawaiian Open in Waialae Honolulu. The 72 hole event runs Thursday through Sunday with Casper aiming to add to his season earnings as he seeks a strong finish over Gay Brewer Bob Gelby who tied at 281 seven under par after last year’s near win. Also set to play are PGA champion Al Geiberger World Series winner Gene Littler Bruce Devlin and Bruce Crampton with Australia’s Gordon Goalby among the foreign entrants.
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Miami Wins Orange Bowl on Last-Second TD by Hudson
Al Hudson, UM defensive back, scored on an 89 yard interception return after time had expired to lift the Hurricanes to a 13-6 victory over Holy Cross in the 1946 Orange Bowl. The final play occurred after the clock had run out, but the return stood as the winning score.
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Air Force suspends starting quarterback for rule violation
Sonny Litz, the Air Force Academy’s starting quarterback from Akron Ohio, was dropped from the Falcons for three months due to cadet wing regulations. He will miss four games UCLA Stanford North Carolina and Colorado and will be ineligible in intercollegiate athletics during the period.
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Davis Under Knife Ends Giants Season
New York Giants defensive end Rosey Davis had knee surgery on his torn right knee and will be out for the remainder of the season. The AP reports the operation occurred Monday reducing the team’s available defensive end depth.
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Fussell Dies at 71 in Syracuse Heart Attack
Fred Fussell, a left handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates in the 1930s, died Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital in Syracuse after a heart attack. He was 71.
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After the Scafley Lecture Huddle at Huddle Open
After the Scafley lecture, a follow up gathering occurs at the Huddle Open on Tuesday extending until midnight.
YMCA Organizing Winter Net Loops
The Anderson YMCA forms winter basketball leagues and schedules meetings. Industrial-Commercial league for senior members meets Tuesdays. Intramural league for high school students 16+ meets Tuesdays. Games run Monday and Wednesday nights at the YMCA gym or floor. Interested teams should attend the meetings.
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Rudkin Outpoints Bisbal In Close Bantam Bout
Alan Rudkin defeated Jose Bisbal in a 10 round fight at Belle Vue Manchester. Referee Roland Dakin scored 50 to 48 in Rudkin's favor after Rudkin pressured Bisbal in the first half while Bisbal lasted on the distance due to lack of finishing power.
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Orange Bowl Stadium Dedicated In 1937 Lights On By FDR
The Orange Bowl stadium in Miami was dedicated on December 10, 1937 before a Miami versus Georgia game. President Franklin D. Roosevelt pressed a button in the White House to turn on the lights, and the venue then seated 23,000 spectators.
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Seminole war canoe tops UM Florida football prize
A Seminole war canoe crafted by Seminole artisans from a 200 year old Everglades cypress serves as the annual prize in the Miami Florida football series.
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Garrett Bids For AFL Rookie Of Year Title
New York AP Kansas City Chiefs running back Mike Garrett, a Heisman winner, pushes for AFL Rookie of the Year with 303 rushing yards on 49 carries and a 6.2 yard average. He ranks among leaders in punt and kickoff returns, while Jim Nance leads rushing with 545 yards. Len Dawson tops AFC QBs with 859 yards passing.
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Indiana College Football Records
Indiana college football schedules listed with matchups across multiple campuses and rivalries. The page enumerates games including Notre Dame versus Navy in Philadelphia and Indiana versus opponents such as Purdue Iowa Ball State and more across various venues and dates.
Eight Purdue Stars Beat Up But Ready For Homecoming
Eight Purdue football starters checked into the training room Monday with bumps and bruises but were expected to play Saturday at homecoming against Indiana. Coach Jack Mollenkopf stressed the need to win the next four games as Purdue eyes a Rose Bowl bid if Michigan State, the Big Ten leader, remains ineligible after last week’s 41-20 defeat. Team members listed include Pat Labus, Frank Burke, and defenders George Catavolos Dennis Cirbes and Leroy Keyes.
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Hoosiers Preview Miami Loss and Iowa Game Prep
Indiana coach John Pont reviewed last Friday’s 14-7 defeat to Miami and practiced pass defense to slow Iowa’s aerial attack. Halfback Terry Cole is out with a leg cut, and guard Schutte has a doubtful status due to a hand injury ahead of the Iowa game.
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Frankton High School Home Games Tickets On Sale
Frankton High School announces adult tickets for 10 home basketball games priced at 6.50. Sales run at Frankton School from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. through Thursday November 10. Games feature Summitville Mt Vernon Highland Lapel Windfall Sheridan Hag Middletown Pendle noted due to Veterans Day closing Friday.
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Dolphins End Nine-Game Slide With Hard-Earned Wins
Miami Dolphins snap a nine game skid by winning two straight, upsetting Houston 20-13 as rookie fullback Cookie Gillchrist delivers 33 rushing yards and a 13 yard scoring catch. George Wilson Sr. praises growing pro feel as the defense tightens and Denver loss margins shrink.
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Indiana College Football Schedule For Next Saturday
INDIANAPOLIS UPI list of games includes Illinois at Purdue Indiana at Iowa Notre Dame Navy at Philadelphia Indiana State at Ball State Butler at DePauw St Josephs at Evansville Anderson at Indiana Central Franklin at Taylor Wabash at Hanover Valparaiso at Washington St Louis Bluffton at Manchester Principia at Rose Poly.
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Miami horse Rey named in starom post on 8 in second race
The report notes on Monday January 3 1966 at Tropical Eve the horse Rey named aeuve finished second in the second race after starting from the station in the scene race. A repeat entry for January 4 1965 describes the same horse starting from the same station in the second race and finishing second.
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Classified Ad Pays Off Local Rider
Miami ad change sparked Hialeah boy Wayne Drew to begin riding. He answered the classified two years ago and became an exercise boy. This summer he captured his first race at Randall Park near Cleveland.
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Southern Illinois Captures 1964 NCAA Gymnastics Title
Carbondale Illinois report notes Southern Illinois won its first NCAA championship in 1964 by sweeping all gymnastics events, marking a historic team triumph.
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IOC Gives Mexico Vote of Confidence on 1968 Games
The International Olympic Committee voiced confidence in Mexico City preparations for the 1968 Games. Avery Brundage cited a full organizing committee report, schedules, and construction blueprints as evidence of readiness. The panel discussed potential South Africa readmission review, regional games growth, amateurism concerns in basketball, radio rights, and two unsettled venues for rowing and equestrian events.
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Indiana State and Ball State Clash in ICC Showdown
Indiana State visits Ball State for a key ICC game as Taylor and Franklin contend for HCC leadership while Indiana State and Ball State chase conference status. Purdue eyes second place in the Big Ten by beating Illinois, and Notre Dame plays Navy in Philadelphia as Wabash, Bluffton, Rose Polytechnic, and others fill Saturday’s card.
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University of Miami Faces Three Games in Eight Days
The 1930s University of Miami football team played three games within an eight day span.
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Ortiz Ramos Rematch Targeted For January 29 Fight
The World Boxing Council vacated Carlos Ortiz world lightweight title and Ortiz tentatively agreed to meet Sugar Ramos in a title bout on January 29 in Mexico City. Ortiz manager Billy Daly confirmed interest, after Velazquez declared the title vacant following the controversial stoppage and Ramos’s victory.
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Member Of Seven Mules Dies After Hall Induction
Joe Bach of Notre Dame's famed Seven Mules line collapsed Monday and died soon after being inducted into the Pittsburgh Curbstone Coaches Association Hall of Fame. The 66 year old native of Tower Minnesota had been talking with John Michelosen at Mercy Hospital when stricken. A heart seizure was cited as the cause. Bach played on Notre Dame’s 1923 24 teams led by the Four Horsemen and later coached at multiple colleges and pro teams including the Steelers.
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Factory Close-out Admiral Refrigera tors at Kralls
Factory close-out of Admiral 66 refrigerators at Frank Kralls 3035 East Lynn. Some units dented or scratched. Priced to sell.
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Arkansas And Wyoming Land In The Top 10
Notre Dame holds the lead in the AP major college football poll with 32 first place votes and 397 points. Michigan State stays No 2 with 364 points. UCLA 3, Alabama 4, Southern California 5, Georgia Tech 6, Florida 7, Nebraska 8. Arkansas rises to 9 after routing Wichita State 41-0. Wyoming debuts in the Top 10 at 10 with 31 points. Notre Dame travels to Navy, Michigan State to Northwestern this weekend.
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Miami Loses QB Norton in Likely Season Ender
The Miami Dolphins lost quarterback Rick Norton to a broken jaw sustained in Houston. Norton will miss the rest of the season as coach George Wilson said he won’t be playing again this year. Norton underwent jaw wiring and remains in hospital, with return expected midweek.
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Mets Pitcher Bob Shaw Charged With Five Balks in May 1963
Righthander Bob Shaw of the New York Mets was charged with five balks on May 4, 1963, while with the Milwaukee Braves. Center Mel Hein played 15 years with the New York Giants football team from 1931 to 1945 to set a club record for longest service.
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Mysterious Billy Smith Wins Welterweight Title in 1892
Billy Smith became the first welterweight boxing champion on December 14 1892 by knocking out Danny Needham in a decisive title bout.
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British scientist forecasts 3 40 mile by year 2000
London UPI reports Dr Brian Lloyd of Oxford predicts the mile record could drop to about 3 40 or 3 30 by 2000 based on century improvements in training and physiology. Other experts caution limits near 2000 as training peaks and global selection broaden. Chataway and Bannister comments accompany projections.
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United States Davis Cup Team Named for Interzone Semis
Dennis Ralston Art Ashe Cliff Richey and Charles Pasarell were named to represent the United States in the Davis Cup Interzone semifinals November 5 to 7 in Porto Alegre Brazil. George McCall and W H Hockey Woods announced the selections.
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Eddie Stanky Sets NL Record for Draws in a Season
New York UPI reports Eddie Stanky, manager of the Chicago White Sox and former Brooklyn Dodger second baseman, holds the National League single season record for drawing the most electronic outs in one season.
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First grand stand built for Spring Lenton bout in Worcester
The first grand stand ever erected for a boxing fight was built for the Tom Spring versus Jack Lenton match on January 7 1824 on the outskirts of Worcester England with seating around 4000 spectators.
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