2 Perfect Record Teams Take Top Places in AP's Grid Poll
Ohio State remains No. 1 after a 35 6 win over Northwestern as Texas narrowly trails with 742 to 682 points. Tennessee and Arkansas also stay in the top four after victories. Penn State and Southern California move up with key wins.
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Top Twenty college rankings show shifts and losses
The ranking table lists teams including Ohio State Texas and Tennessee in top spots with scattered drops. Florida falls from seventh to 13th while Ole Miss Nebraska and Oklahoma enter the Top Twenty and Wyoming and Colorado exit after losses. Points reflect first fifteen placings with 20 18 26 14 12 10 9 8 scoring.
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Monument Mountain and PHS Fall in Western Mass Tourney
Monument Mountain Regional of Great Barrington and Pittsfield High were eliminated from the Western Massachusetts inter scholastic tournament. Monument Mountain fell 2-1 to Classical High at Southwick after leading early on a Francisco Girona goal. Pittsfield High lost 2-0 to Cathedral at Westfield State with Peter Roxe and Butch Friese tallying for Cathedral. Central Massachusetts teams also exited. upsets included Hopkins Academy 2-0 over Gateway Regional and Granby 4-2 over Smith Academy.
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Fusia's answer to Cummings sparks Yankee title talk
University of Massachusetts coach Vic Fusia explained limited playing time for Dick Cummings against Vermont as the Redmen clinched the Yankee Conference title with a 48-7 victory. Cummings appeared for about two minutes, gaining seven yards, while Fusia stressed future development and team attitude. Massachusetts improved to 5-3, with remaining games at New Hampshire and Boston College.
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Nicklaus Rises to Fourth in PGA Money List
Palm Beach Gardens Florida AP Jack Nicklaus earns 28 000 from a sudden death win at the Kai ser Open and climbs to fourth on the PGA tour money list with 122 567 42 this year Frank Beard leads with 174 574 99 top 10 money winners shown with wins and tourneys played Masters in May noted for Knoxville Tennessee May 9 13
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Rams linebacker predicts continued improvement
Los Angeles Ram Jack Pardee, undefeated team leader, says the club is the best yet and imagines further progress. He notes eight minutes on defense against Atlanta with rest issues, yet Rams still won 38-6 as Atlanta relied on the ground game and the defense held firm.
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Penn State Mentioned For the Cotton Bowl
Penn State is tied to the Cotton Bowl as the potential opponent in the looming selection scenarios. The article surveys bowl matchups, with the Texas-Arkansas winner possibly facing LSU or Florida in the Sugar or Orange Bowls and Rose Bowl hostings tied to Pac-8 and Big Ten outcomes.
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Belanger Says Mets Deserved To Win Series
At a Williams College lunch Belanger reviewed the 1969 season and said the Mets deserved to win the World Series. He credited Cuellar, McNally, Palmer, Powell and Blair for the Orioles, and praised Cuellar's mound leadership. Williams coach Catuzzi and Wesleyan scouts attended. awards were given to Jack Maitland and Jay McKenna.
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John Murray Named Williams Quarterback for Wesleyan Game
Williams College names John Murray of Reynoldsville Pa as new quarterback for a key Little Three clash with unbeaten Wesleyan at Middlebury Conn. He replaces Terry Smith sidelined by surgery for a ruptured intestine. Murray described as an excellent passer though less mobile, with coach Larry Catuzzi noting continual personnel shuffles.
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West Leads NBA Scorers with West Coast Top 5
New York AP reports that four of the league’s top five scorers are from West Coast teams. Jerry West leads with 258 points in eight games for a 42.3 average, Wilt Chamberlain has 287 points, and the list includes Jud Mullins, Lew Alcindor, and Elvin Hayes. Chamberlain also tops rebounds, Frazier leads assists, West and McLemore share best field goal percentage, and Flynn Robinson has best free throw percentage.
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Belanger to Speak at Adams Father-Son Breakfast
Pittsfield Orioles shortstop Mark Belanger will address the St. Stanislaus Kostka Society father-son breakfast, to be held in the Saints hall on East Hoosack Street after the 7:30 Mass at St Stanislaus Church.
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Western Mass Soccer Tourney First Round Highlights
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