Nebraska Tops Longhorns In Weekly College Poll
Nebraska earns No 1 ranking from UPI Board of Coaches, totaling 317 points to Texas 298. Longhorns lead in first place votes 19 to 12. Arkansas rises to third after a 28 0 win, while Michigan State and Georgia move into top five. Notre Dame climbs to sixth with Purdue dropping from the top spot after a 14 14 tie with SMU. Georgia over Alabama and Michigan shows strong performances while several teams fill 12 to 19 range.
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Notre Dame Purdue Southern Cal and more college ranks guide
Notre Dame and Purdue appear in a college football ranking with Southern Cal and Alabama also listed. The list shows team records or points, with ties noted for Oregon Miss. State and Auburn Ohio State Kentucky near the lower ranks.
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Bennington Men Star in Vermont Open Horseshoe Meet
Bob Sausville won the Class F title at Brattleboro in the state event. Don Weik of Connecticut led the day by throwing 42 ringers in 48 shoes for an 87.5 percent game. Leonard Farrington finished third in Class E with a 4-3 record and 38.8 percent ringer average. Fred Butler and Ted Lausville placed sixth and seventh in Class B among eight.
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Drysdale to Face Grant in Series Opener in Minneapolis
The World Series opener features Don Drysdale for the Dodgers against the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis. Dodgers hold a slight edge as the 7-5 favorite to halt the Twins pursuit of a fifth World Series title.
Four Days Left to Register for Bennington PPK Event
Bennington area boys ages eight through thirteen must register by Friday October 8 to compete at Alumni Field on Saturday October 9 in the Punt Pass and Kick contest. Kevin P Trotter directs the program with Wilson Ford as sponsor and the Bennington YMCA co sponsor. Winners advance from local to district to area to national finals with prizes including New York Giants gear and a trip to the NFL Play Off Bowl.
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Drysdale to open World Series as Dodgers host Twins
Drysdale, returning from knee concerns, will start Game 1 for the Dodgers against Minnesota in the World Series pace. He will face Jim Grant, who after Johnny Sain’s tutelage has become the Twins’ planned Series starter, with a spin-enhanced fastball and a 21 7 season.
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U S Team Sets Fo Ryder Cup Practice Day Leads
United States Ryder Cup captain Arnold Palmer led a confident U S squad through a second day of practice at Royal Birkdale as weather dreams of an early win. Palmer said he can reach all holes with driver and three wood, and the Americans anticipate retaining the Cup in the 16th renewal begun in 1927 with favorable conditions.
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Wills Confident in Series Readiness Despite Injuries
Dodgers shortstop Maury Wills, built to steal bases, remains confident about the upcoming World Series after nursing leg injuries. He dismisses Mele's shift ideas, says he will run aggressively regardless of the lead, and credits Campanis for studying Minnesota pitchers. He plans a quiet Idaho hunt post series.
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Twins Won't Change Infield To Stop Dodgers Thieves
UPI reports the Minnesota Twins will not alter their infield to curb the Dodgers base running in the World Series opener at Metropolitan Stadium. Twins groundskeeper Dick Ericson says no gimmicks will be used, and Dodgers scout Al Campanis notes Twins speed, led by Versalles Hall and Oliva, could still challenge with aggressive baserunning.
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Topps All Star rookie team picks surprise leader Lopez
UPI reports rookie lefthander Marcelino Lopez of the California Angels led balloting for the 1965 Topps major league all star rookie team with 472 of 578 votes. Also named were Tony Perez, Joe Morgan, Rico Petrocelli, Curt Blefary, Ron Swoboda, Pat Corrales, and Frank Linzy. In New York, the Yankees added Mike Ferraro to next season and dispatched Arturo Lopez and Doc Edwards to Toledo in the International League.
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Stormy Sessions Ahead For Olympic Committee
MADRID API Avery Brundage and his Olympic administrators faced stormy sessions as the 63rd Congress of the international movement opened later this week. The session runs through Oct. 9 with tough resolutions from national Olympic committees. A key issue is whether East and West Germany compete as separate squads. Brundage warned a separate East German team might not get visas for Grenoble 1968 and the Olympics could be moved.
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