Top 20 Shakeups as Ohio State Reigns and Texas Moves Up
Ohio State dominated Purdue 42-14 to lead the AP college football poll with 92 first place votes and 736 points. Texas, after routing Texas Christian 49-7, earned seven first place votes and 688 points. Tennessee fell from third to ninth after a 38-0 loss to Mississippi as USC Up Arkansas climbed to third with 536 points following a 28-43 win over SMU and Penn State rose to fourth with 544 points after a 48-0 rout of Maryland.
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College football rankings tumble and rise after week results
Ohio State remains top with 736 points after beating Michigan as Texas and Arkansas hold second and third. Southern Cal UCLA Missouri Notre Dame and Tennessee follow. LSU enters top ten after a 61-6 win over Mississippi State. Purdue plummets from 10th to 17th after loss to Ohio State. Michigan climbs to 12th. Nebraska and West Virginia crack top twenty.
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Wesleyan Leads Poll For Lambert Cup Victory
Wesleyan tops the Lambert voting with an 8 1 score after a 23 18 win over Trinity. Delaware slips to second as West Chester, Gettysburg, Bridgeport, Amherst, Springfield and Tufts follow, with Bucknell looming for Delaware and a Dec 10 awards lunch set in New York.
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Christians Open Hoop Year Tonight
Christian College begins the 1969-70 basketball season at 7:30 facing Albany College of Pharmacy inside the Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary gym. The Bears will play 22 games with lettermen Art Gerald Rick Foster John Guess and Lawrence Hunt returning in the opener.
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Campbell Farr eyed as AIC future star at Wahconah
American International College plans focus on Campbell Farr a Wahconah Regional standout from 1966 68 as successor to Glenn Dumont. Coach Gay Salvucci said Campbell who fed freshmen rushing last fall could start next fall after knee injury. John MacLean Dick Cummings praised. Paig e highlighted UMass backs production. Larry Catuzzi praised Dick Skrocki.
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Victorious In School Soccer Hibbard and Crane Aré
Hibbard and Crane schools won 6th grade Elementary School Soccer League games yesterday. Hibbard beat Williams 2-0 at Hibbard. Crane defeated Rice 3-1 at Brown Street Field. Peter Mangano scored twice in the third and fourth periods for Hibbard.
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UCLA USC Coaches Offer No Strategy Clues Before Showdown
UCLA head coach Tommy Prothro and USC mentor John McKay refused to reveal game plans as undefeated UCLA and 8-0-1 USC prepare for a decisive showdown at Memorial Coliseum. Rose Bowl, Pacific Eight title hopes hinge on the winner, with UCLA slight favorite and 90,000 fans anticipated. Writers favored UCLA 25-12 to win.
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Pep and Saddler partners in corner for Duilaire Mashburn bout
Taunton Massachusetts AP reports former featherweight champions Willie Pep and Sandy Saddler, longtime rivals, will be in opposite corners for an eight round bout featuring Sylvester Duilaire of Hartford against Bob Mashburn of New York at Roseland Ballroom. Pep will advise Duilaire while Saddler backs Mashburn.
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Barnini Leads Pittsfield Hall of Fame Poll
John Slip Barnini, 55, Pittsfield High alum and Providence College standout, surged to first place in the Pittsfield Inter scholastic Football Hall of Fame poll aided by Clement Farrell’s backing. Donnie Troy rose to third and Steve Ciepiela moved into second as late entrants crowded the field. Voting continues at $1 per ballot via Hall of Fame, Post Office Box 354.
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Dempsey Turns Handicap Into Asset With Field Goals
New Orleans Saints kicker Tom Dempsey, born without part of a right hand and foot, booted four field goals in a Giants upset at Yankee Stadium including a 19-yarder with five seconds left. Coach Tom Fears praises his dependable, high, long kicks as Dempsey eyes a 60-yard goal and a potential NFL record.
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Bruins Drill To Regain Sharpness
The Boston Bruins, off a day’s rest, returned to practice to regain sharpness before NHL action next weekend. Coach Harry Sinden promises fundamentals to cure poor play, eyeing center Derek Sanderson’s possible return from knee injury for Friday’s game in Chicago.
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Gaels Schedule Six Preleague Contests for St Joseph's Hoops
NORTH ADAMS St Joseph s High basketball team announces a six game preleague slate to prep for the Northern Berkshire League season. The Gaels will play home and away series with Lee High and Springfield Commerce and single games with Mohawk Trail Regional and Lenox High. They open at Lee on Dec 12 and host Mohawk Trail on Dec 19, with league play starting Jan 9 against Pittsfield s St Joseph s. The regular season ends Feb 27 at Mt Greylock Regional. Coach Fran Zoltek is joined by Bruce Gallagher and Ricky Bullett as assistants.
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Reservations Close for Tommy Toski Testimonial
Reservations close today for the Tommy Toski testimonial at the Dalton American Legion Home on Saturday night. Tickets are $30 and may be obtained at Bob's Barbershop and the Legion Home in Dalton or from Stephen O'Donnell at 150 Eleanor Road Pillar.
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