Texas Remains Top Grid Force But Southwestern Foes Await Upsets
Texas holds the No 1 AP ranking as 1961 era college grid season heads into November. Coach Darrell Royal recalls close wins over Arkansas and Rice while facing upset-minded SWC rivals SMU Baylor TCU and Texas A M. The article notes Texas dominance and the looming schedule challenges as squads chase the top spot.
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Dallas
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Navy
Baylor
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Baylor’s Don Trull Closes Gap To Staubach On Total Offense
In New York AP report, Baylor quarterback Don Trull gets closer to Roger Staubach in total offense as he pursues the national major college passing title he won last year.
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Roger Staubach
New York
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Staubach
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John Bridgers
Ncaa Service Bureau
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Georgia
Larry Rakestraw
Notre Dame
Midshipmen
Notre
Strikes Spares and Splits International League recap
Scoreboard drills show Mitch's Barber Shop and Bijur leading with high singles while Greene's Mobilheat and Lectronics top team totals. Standings list Liggett's atop the league with Pinch Hitters close behind as Tuesday results include St. Louis topping New York and Cincinnati beating San Francisco.
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Bijur
T. Gauthier
H. Muckle
Mitch
Barber Shop
Tansitor Mets
M. Kahwajy
F. Torrisi
Greene
Mobilheat
Tri-Mont Texaco
A. Betit
H.weaver
Blue Jays
Keough
N. Strobridge
P. Chenaille
Lectronics
D. Rabideau
J. de Mercado
Ray’s Market
Blue Angels
E. Gardner
Provensal
Coaches Pan Substitution Rule
New England college coaches clash over the NCAA substitution rule after six games Many deem it poor confusing or terrible Some call it a Rube Goldberg situation while others defend or support aspects Northeasterns Joe Zabilski is among the few backers Harvard and Brown leaders weigh returning to platoon or embracing full free substitution plans
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NCAA
Dartmouth
Bob Blackman
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Coast Guard
Otto Graham
Cleveland Browns
John McLaughry
Brown
Joe Zabilski
Northeastern
John Yovksin
Harvard
Chicago Beats Detroit 5-1 in NHL Matchup
Chicago Panthers rout Detroit 5 1 as Montreal visits Toronto and Boston faces New York in midweek NHL slate. Detroit falls further in standings while Chicago gains ground with decisive win. Montreal Toronto Boston New York also on schedule tonight.
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Toronto
Montreal
Detroit
New York
Boston
Benhi Boosters Meet Tonight At Bennington High School
The Benhi Boosters Club will screen football films of Bennington Hartford and Bennington Middlebury tonight at 7 30 p m in Bennington High School. The group will discuss upcoming basketball season projects and invites all current and prospective members to attend.
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Cotton Defeats Hank In Michigan Light Heavy Championship
Eddie Cotton of Seattle outpointed Henry Hank of Detroit to win the Michigan version of the world light heavyweight title. Also Vince Shomo defeated Antonio Mariccilla in New York while Rip Randall stopped Frankie Ramirez in Houston and Dave Coventry knocked out Harold Gomes in London. Lightweights featured prominently.
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Henry Hank
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Vince Shomo
Antonio Mariccilla
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Houston
Rip Randall
Frankie Ramirez
Los Angeles
London
Dave Coventry
England
Harold Gomes
Providence
R.I
Packers Bay Insurance Packers Buy Themselves QB Insurance
Green Bay Packers, defending NFL champions, announced in Green Bay Wisconsin on Tuesday they purchased quarterback insurance to shield the team against a potential delay in play. Players and officials noted the move aims to ensure stability for the team's offense amid uncertain schedules.
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Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Zeke
Bratkowski
Los Angeles Rams
John Reach
Packers
Howie Williams
Starr
Leland Gray Advances In Soccer Play
Leland and Gray Seminary of Townshend beat Richmond High School 1 0 in Vermont scholastic soccer to reach a semifinal against Hinesburg. Tom Moore scored the lone goal after a pass from Jerry Coleman as S G dominated with stout defending and multiple late presses.
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Leland and Gray Seminary
Townshend
Molly Stark
Vermont
Richmond High School
Tom Moore
Jerry Coleman
Richmond
Leland and Gray
Hinesburg
Proctor
Otter Valley Union
Hardwick High School
Otter Valley
Essex Junction
Bob Burnett
Arlington
Vermont Fish and Game explains woods closing rules
Montpelier Vermont The Fish and Game Department released guidance on when to reopen woods for hunting after closures. A 24 hour inch of rain or lighter statewide snow is considered protective cover and opening condition, while two inches of rain quickly flooding rivers hinders fire protection. Departments ask for patience and water.
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Vermont Fish and Game Department
Vermont
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Forestry Division
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Director of
Vollmer Named Back of the Week After Memphis State Win
Memphis State quarterback Russell Vollmer, 6 foot 190, praised for guiding a 17 10 upset over Mississippi State. He returned the opening kickoff 78 yards and directed the winning touchdown in the final quarter after an on field scare. Other backs highlighted included Sherm Lewis and Tony Crosby.
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Mississippi State
Oklahoma
Don Trull
Baylor
Steve Thurlow
Stanford
Pete Liske
Penn State
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Tony Crosby
Texas
Gayle Sayers
Kansas
Roger Staubach
Navy
Ken Hatfield
Arkansas
Bowling Leaders and Big Scores Across Local Leagues
John Alonzo posted solid splits including a 4-7-9-10 in the Bennington Classic. Lou Caperano had a 256-600 in Garage League while R Dunham led International with a 678 triple and 245. Mae DeBlock 232 Doris Fisher 544 in Girls Eastern. Williamson 237 in Friendship. The Finast Five atop at 11-1.
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Lou Caperano
Green Mountain
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J. Dewey
International
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Tansiter
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Doris Fisher
Southern Vermont
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Tri-Mont
Jeff Hughes
Williamson
Green Mountain Girls
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P. Guetti
Monument
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Jim King
Girls City
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Audrey Myers
Trabert Ends Tennis Career To Start Hosiery Business
Tony Trabert cleans out his desk and quits competitive tennis after a decade of play and promotion. The former U S singles champion and Wimbledon winner moves to Los Angeles to lead a hosiery firm branch, citing loss of desire to train and time away from home.
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Tony Trabert
Navy
Trabert
United States
International Professional Tennis Players’ Association
Los Angeles
Tony
Hawks Edge Knicks In Overtime For 109-103 Win
St Louis Hawks overcome a late 4 point deficit, tying 95-95 and defeating the New York Knicks 109-103 in overtime. Mike Farmer sparked the rally, with John Barnhill scoring key baskets. Cincinnati Royals beat the San Francisco Warriors 108-101 behind Oscar Robertson and Wilt Chamberlain led SF.
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Frank Merriwell
New York Knicks
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San Francisco Warriors
Mike Farmer
St. Louis
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Tom Gola
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Royals
Wilt Chamberlain
Celtics Aim for 4th Win Over Pistons in Detroit
The defending champion Boston Celtics, unbeaten this season, visit Detroit to extend their streak to four. Tom Heinsohn has recovered from shingles and Sam Jones, at about 90 percent due to an ankle issue, are key. The Pistons sit bottom of the NBA West, led by Johnny Egan Bailey Howell and Don Ohl. The Celtics lead Cincinnati by 11 games in the East.
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Pistons
Tom Heinsohn
Sam Jones
NBA
Johnny Egan
Providence College
Bailey Howell
Don Ohl
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Bruins Aim to Break Slump in New York Showdown
Boston Bruins travel to New York to face the Rangers after a 2-0 win over Toronto. They have lost twice to New York this season and seek a third attempt to end the skid.
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