Openers Highlight Top Teams In 1971 College Football
The Associated Press notes 12 of the top 20 teams start play this weekend as college football opens its 102nd season. Key games include USC vs Alabama at the Los Angeles Coliseum and Michigan vs Northwestern at Evanston, with Nebraska facing Oregon at Lincoln and several night contests across the nation.
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IU 17 Point Underdog In Weekly Dunkel Poll
College football fans see Nebraska at No 1 clashing Oregon as Alabama faces Southern California on Friday night The Dunkel ratings list top challengers with index gaps over opponents including LSU over Colorado Michigan over N Western Ohio State over Iowa and Alabama over So Cal Other notable games include Mississippi over Long Beach Cincinnati over Dayton Tulane over Texas Tech Florida over Duke and Vanderbilt over Chattanooga The poll uses last season indices with small deviations in the upcoming weekend action
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Women's Results At Grandview Golf Tourney
Lorraine Allen defeated Norma Granger three and two to win Flight A in the Park Board tourney at Grandview Women’s Golf Club. Linda Granger vs Lenna Morgan for Flight B title. Marty Quear beat Diana Dunnum four and three in Flight C. June Metcalf led 18-hole Criers, and Metcalf also won Flight A in nine-hole Criers, with Eunice Anderson second. Margaret McAllister and Martha Keller headline Flight B and C results.
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Lorraine Allen
Norma Granger
Park Board
Grandview Women’s Golf Club
Linda Granger
Lenna Morgan
Marty Quear
Diana Dunnum
Sue McMahan
Sherry Granger
Paul Green Paints
June Metcalf
Eunice Anderson
Margaret McAllister
Martha Keller
Baldwin Turns Rare Ace Trick At Meadowbrook Golf Course
Ray Baldwin sank aces on consecutive days at Meadowbrook Golf Course. He holed the 150-yard second hole with a five iron on Wednesday and made a hole in one at the third hole. Wednesday's feat was witnessed by Bill Dickerson Hap Stoker and Jim Bennett. The next day Baldwin again used a five iron on the second hole and the ball dropped in the cup. Witnesses were Glen Walbridge Bill Chambers Harold Weaver George Minnick and Ed Dennis.
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Ray Baldwin
Meadowbrook
Baldwin
Bill Dickerson
Hap Stoker
Jim Bennett
Glen Walbridge
Bill Chambers
Harold Weaver
George Minnick
Ed Dennis
Cavaliers Open NBA Draft Today
New York AP reports the Cleveland Cavaliers will pick first in the first supplementary draft by hardship cases. Six players are eligible including 7 foot 2 Thomas Payne of Kentucky and Cyril Baptiste. Other eligibles are Philip Chenier Edwards Owens Nate Williams and Joseph Hammon.
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Creighton
Philip Chenier
California
Edwards Owens
Weber State
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