Michigan State Nation's No 1 College Football Team
Michigan State remains the top college football team in AP and UPI polls. Nebraska edges Arkansas for runner-up in UPI while AP keeps Arkansas second and Nebraska fourth, with Notre Dame earning a first place vote in both. Also notes Texas Western photo day mishap and Missouri tackle Ron Snyder painting a sorority house during summer construction work.
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Jackie Westrope Named to Jockeys Hall of Fame
Jackie Westrope, a champion jockey who rode 2 467 winners before his death from injuries in a 1958 spill, was named the 22nd member of the National Jockey Hall of Fame. Posthumous ceremonies will occur in Baltimore November 20 at the Maryland Racing Writers' Association awards dinner.
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Dartmouth Readying For Big Red
Dartmouth, one of the nation's five undefeated major college teams, prepares to face Cornell this week for the Ivy League title. After routing Columbia 47-0, the Indians study Cornell's late-season form, while coach Bob Blackman notes Cornell has improved since an early 36-27 loss to Princeton and warns a tomorrow matchup would be a tossup.
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Harvard Backs Kept Out of Drills
Harvard's starting backfield was limited by injuries as halfbacks Bobby Leo and Wally Grant and fullback Tom Choquette were withheld from contact after the 14-6 loss to Princeton. Doctors say injuries are not serious but require treatment to allow play in Saturday's Ivy League game at Brown.
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Colby Man Sets Record For Passing
Colby junior quarterback Bill Loveday of Swampscott Mass led Colby to a 39 20 victory over Bates to close the 1965 season He set a national record with 16 straight completions tying the previous mark and finished 17 of 20 for 181 yards and three touchdowns He accounted for all three other Colby scores with rushing TDs
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Genius of BU Rises Schmakel Strong Candidate for NE Grid Coach of Year
Warren Schmakel, a soft spoken former assistant, has BU perched as a regional contender for coach of the year after guiding Boston University to a 4-0-1 start and a 15-14 upset of Connecticut. The Terriers, previously mired in poor form, have surged with a thin squad of 45 players, few seniors, and many walk-ons, boosting attendance and campus morale.
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Celtics to give away signed drinking glasses this season
Boston based Celtics announce five upcoming games will feature 11 ounce drinking glasses with a green shamrock and players signatures. A glass will be handed to each ticket holder at Saturday night’s game against Detroit.
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Learn To Ski Program At Bousquet's Returns
The adult learn to ski course at Bousquet's ski area is announced by John Marchesi. Classes run Wednesday through Saturday evenings, eight weeks starting the first week in January, with eight weeks of lessons and lift access priced at $18 paid in advance. Registration at Springside House December 8 9 and 10 from 7 30 to 9 PM. Past missed lessons due to weather will be credited to returning students.
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Wing Earns All East HonorFourth Time Wing picked on all east for 4th time
Ed Wing of Williams College was named to the All East College Division team for the fourth time after a three touchdown game against Wesleyan. He gained 144 yards on 24 carries, including a 74 yard scoring run that led Williams to a 28-20 victory over Wesleyan, a Little Three rival.
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New England Stars Named to ECAC All East Grid Team
Four New England players earned spots on the ECAC University Division All East squad. Dartmouth fullback Pete Watton, Boston University center Jim Ashley, Brown guard Terry Zerngast and Yale tackle Bo Greenlee were cited for their Saturday performances in a regional honor.
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Williams Wing Set For NE Scoring Title in 1965
Williams junior back Williams has stormed to the 1965 New England scoring lead with 90 points on 15 touchdowns as Williams 6 2 finishes its season with Amherst next. He added three scores in the 28-20 win over Wesleyan, becoming Williams first 1000 yard rusher in a season.
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Cornwall Clinches Taconic Soccer Title
Cornwall Academy clinched the Taconic Conference championship with a 5-0 win over Rockwood Academy of Lenox. Cornwall finished with a perfect 7-0 league record and an overall 9-4-1. Jack Kowalski led scoring with two goals, while Bob Pekala Jim Kieffer and Mike Yellin added one each.
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