Notre DameVs Spartans Star Power Spurs Nation Wide Telecast
Oddsmakers rate Notre Dame four points better than Michigan State in a clash for the No. 1 spot as TV networks cover a rare national showdown. Hanratty and Seymour pace the Irish while Jones and Apisa anchor MSU, with Raye passing and Washington Brenner carrying for the Spartans. Also UCLA at Southern Cal amid Rose Bowl implications and Arkansas aiming for Cotton Bowl berth.
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Notre Dame
Michigan State
Irish
Terry Hanratty
Jim Seymour
Larry Conjar
Nick Eddy
Hanratty
Seymour
Eddy
Conjar
Clinton Jones
Bob Apisa
Spartans
Jones
Apisa
Jim Raye
Gene Washington
al Brenner
Washington
Brenner
Southern California Trojans
Ucla Bruins
Southern Cal
UCLA
Gary Beban
Bruins
Mel Farr
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Troy Winslow
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Harvard
Yale
Horserace card results and upcoming entries from Hinsdale
Thoroughbred style: a detailed race card from Hinsdale shows results for nine races on Thursday November 17 1966 with times payouts and scratched entries and a Friday slate listing eight races with horses drivers and purses including a notable 850 trot. The page lists first through ninth place finishers for each race and the daily handle.
Age No Drawback For Julius Boros
Julius Boros, age 47, shot 66 to take a one stroke lead after the first round of the Houston Champions International. He has played little golf since August, spending time with family and fishing while his wife cares for seven children. Richard Crawford is second at 67, with George Knudson hottest with a 68 alongside Jack Rule George Archer and Jacky Cupit in a tight leaderboard.
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Houston
UPI
Julius Boros
Boros
Cleveland
Hartford
Haig
Kentucky
Richard Crawford
George Knudson
Jack Rule
George Archer
Jacky Cupit
Yale and Harvard feud takes backseat to New England matchups
In a busy Saturday slate, Massachusetts hosts Boston College at Amherst Stadium as Yankee Conference champions face the Eagles for big-time status. Massachusetts owns a 6-2 record, BC struggles at 3-5, and the game precedes Ivy showdown tensions as Dartmouth at Penn looms with title implications.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Amherst Stadium
University of Massachusetts
Boston College
Massachusetts
Eagles
Massachusetts Aggies
Redmen
Holy Cross
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Penn
Big Green
Princeton
Mickey Beard
Bob Blackman
Brown
Grim Reaper Nearly Wins Race For Speed Record
Indestructible Art Arfons escaped a spectacular rollover at Bonneville Salt Flats while attempting to regain the world land speed record. The 40-year-old Akron driver was paced to 589 mph before his jet racer Green Monster flipped and skidded, leaving him with facial injuries and cuts.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
Art Arfons
Arfons
Utah
Bonneville Salt Flats
Akron
Ohio
Craig
Saratoga Racing Entries and Races for Friday 1966
The Saratoga card lists fifteen harness races with eight entries per race across divisions. Notable names include Ready Song Scotch Bliss Clever Conjurer Worthy Victory and Jet Fighter with riders such as LaPage Collette and Arthurs. purses range from 650 to 1600 dollars across third to seventh events.
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Ready Song
Scotch Bliss
la Page
Clever Conjurer— Collette
Worthy Victory
DeSantis
Prince Arthur
Averill
Dick— Bloodgood
the Sentry
Garnsey
Little Crocker
Dykene
Doug Hanover
West Haven Site Of New Speedway
West Haven Vermont along Route 22A will host the Devil's Bowl Speedway. C J Richards of Fair Haven has been named manager for a 1967 spring opening. The half mile clay oval on 100 acres will feature 600 foot straights, a 1,500 foot steel retaining wall, reinforced fencing, and night lighting. Three car classes will race including 340 cubic inch sportsman and 318 cubic inch modified late models with hobby cars added. The track aims to draw entrants from six states and will run monthly open shows, demolition derbies, and holiday events.
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West Haven
Fair Haven
Speed Inc
C. J. Richards
Richard’s
Fairmont
Richards
Frank J. Fabian
Wisconsin Coach Milt Bruhn Resigns Amid Mixed Legacy
Madison Wisconsin longtime Badgers coach Milt Bruhn resigns after 51 wins 45 losses and six ties guiding Wisconsin to two Big Ten titles and two Rose Bowls. He announces after meeting players with one game left versus Minnesota. Bruceh tenure ends as staff consider successors and aim to rebuild program.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Bruhn
Pat Richter
Ron Vander Kelen
Danny Lewis
Jim Parnell
Ken
Bowman
Rick Reichardt
Seaons
Burlin
Minnesota
Wisconsin Athletic Department
Ivan B. Williamson
John Coatta
Badgers
Mike McGee
Duke
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van Mite— Allen
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McCarthy
Chunderbird— McCarthy
Enchantment— Kane
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Manziano
Archandy
Bertie B—Smith
Williw
Savi
Yellow Brook Queen
Dee Way
Stadelman
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Levesque
Rickys Prince—Cornellier
Boy— Kane
Roman Holiday— Kane
Roseanne— Plante
Jacalac
Scotch Rockate
Rhythm Lad—Wilsey
Daraquel— Kane
Little Knight
Mare—Omeara
Hagey Boy— Horvath
Shady Jacklin—Culhane
Galli Song— Ward
Laurie Sawmill— Sutherland
A C's Nibble— Kane
My di— Tilbert
Alromar
Toby— Richardson
Pink Diamond
Smith
Kitty van C
Andersen Edgewood Glers— Berg
Licorice
Kolibab
Parker Hawk
Short Fuse— Mattison
Jeffson Moraka— Johnson
Justanus— Hogan
Lillie Giers—Streeter
Express Way— Allen
Major Moraka—Cornellierne
Enchantment— McCarthy Highland
Nanna— Fitzsimmons
Pace
Lizzy Lind—Cross
Lady Blaze—Smith
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Alice Barmin—Sheehy
Mighty Mack—Blash
Molly Branigan— McCarthy
Eileen C— Pillsbury
Golden Pearl— Cassidy
Bert— Johnson
Shem Don— Cassidy
PB Grattan— Hogan
Hi Mite— Kane
RV Chief— Blash
Long Byrd—Siewierski
Mountain Volo— Mattison
Scottie G— Kane
Oak Grove
Madel— Andersen
Worthy Burma—Sutherland
Worthy Mark— Plante
Red Glory—Cornellier
Lord and Master—Siewierski
Paints Boy—Kane
Welcome Pam
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Maida— Wilsey
Briarwood Carroll— Wykowski
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Ensign van— McCarthy
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Miss Stymie— Clough
Symbolinn— Cross
Fred Flanagan
Col Rogers— Johnson
Pansy Adios— Masten
Clear the Way— Allen
Brookside Belle— Letendre
Yankee Dot— Andersen
Laura Hill—Harp
Potomac Wyn— Kane
Sam Spears—Sheehy
Suzanna Rodney
Wykowski
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Peter—Sitewilerski
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Frosty Dares
Racey’s
Lassie—Harp
Potomac Beauty
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Nifty
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Flash) Elorde
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Front Burner
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Racketeer— Tingley
Gene Brewster— Butcher
Ilona Airliner
Childs
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Lizzie Tish— Davis
Eva's Son
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Firm Yankee— Parker
Spunky Sue— Reisenweaver
Runnymede Pensive
Taft
Linda’s
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Hayes Mac— Hughes
Clayhaven Mercury—Fanelli
Colorado Boy— Hamilton
Nita Butler
Tingley
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Annabel Adios—Garnsey
Stardust Miss
Beechwood Boy
Morton W.— Lamb
Bomer Pat— Bogardus
Little Foxie— Butcher
Red Rustler— Weir
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Rose Oregon—Cole
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