Texas Climbs to 2nd as AP Top Twenty Is Released
Ohio State leads the AP major college football poll as Texas jumps from fourth to second after routing Navy 46-17. Penn State drops to fifth after a narrow 47 14 win over Kansas State. Georgia Missouri Oklahoma Purdue and Tennessee also move in the Top Ten with Notre Dame returning to 11th. Michigan State holds 19th with 2 1 record. OU idle.
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Sports Samus Big Eight finish ties for 20th place
The report notes Michigan and Mississippi dropping out of the ratings, with Mississippi losing to Alabama 33 to 22. The Top Twenty lists UCLA 11th, followed by Florida, Alabama, LSU, Notre Dame, Stanford, West Virginia, Wyoming, Michigan State, Nebraska and Auburn in a deadlock. Numerous upcoming games are listed, including Texas vs Oklahoma, Arkansas vs Baylor, USC vs Stanford, Penn State vs West Virginia, Georgia at Mississippi, Missouri vs Nebraska, Purdue vs Michigan, and Tennessee vs Georgia Tech.
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Bruins Hint at Sanderson Return in Exhibition Action
Boston Bruins may end six week layoff with a six week recovery time. Derek Sanderson could see action in the road to the regular season opener against the Rangers. Coach Harry Sinden said Sanderson’s knee felt good after a workout following a Sept. 20 injury against Montreal. The Bruins start the NHL season Sunday at Boston Garden.
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Boxing results from New York and Minneapolis card
Donata Padua defeated Pablo Lopez in New York in a light heavyweight bout while Ray Andersen of Minneapolis outpointed Karl Zurheide of Milwaukee. The Minneapolis result featured a 14 to 12 scoring line.
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Bartlett Allendale Loop Champs Clinch Northern 6th Grade Title
Bartlett School clinched the Elementary School Touch Football League Northern Division 6th grade championship with a 10-0 win over Pontoosuc at Waheonah Field. Jeri Wilkinson safety sparked the first score, a late second quarter TD pass from Dick Wright to Ed Martin. Jonathan Mosley added the two point run. Allendale 3rd grade won East Division 25-0 over Rice at Brown Street field with scoring in the final quarter. Mike Anella, Paul Curley, Bob Bourassa, Matt Mastalerz and Mark Pratt paced the winners with multiple TDs and conversions. Hibbard 6th grade beat Egremont 27-8 at Egremont, with Mark Pratt, Steve Gardner, Ray Meandro, Paul Haddam and Steve Leon contributing TDs and conversions. both teams remained unbeaten entering the clash.
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Touch Loop Sets Turkey Bowl Tilt At Wahconah Park
The Pittsfield Touch Football League will host the Turkey Bowl on Thanksgiving morning at 10 30 at Wahconah Park cosponsored by the league and the Pittsfield Parks and Recreation Department. This is the 10th season with Rainbow Restaurant Step Danis and James Jewelers tied for first after the first half schedule, each team having five games left.
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Holy Cross Football Season Abruptly Ended By Hepatitis
The Holy Cross 75 man football squad was stricken with infectious hepatitis over the weekend, forcing cancellation of the season. Twenty two seniors and head coach Bill Whitton faced a tearful meeting as tests showed the entire team infected along with seven coaches, four managers, a trainer and the sports information director. Dozens of opponents were notified the schedule could not be fulfilled while isolation measures were planned to protect the student body. The Crusaders had lost to Harvard 13-0 and Dartmouth 38-60, with remaining games against Colgate, Buffalo, Syracuse, Villanova, Massachusetts, Rutgers, Connecticut and Boston College. Health officials pursued a sanitation survey to locate the disease source.
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Smith Star of Lebanon Central Win
Albany NY Bob Smith scored the game winner as New Lebanon Central High beat Albany Academy 2 1 in double overtime in Columbia County League action. New Lebanon improves to 5 2 in league and 6 2 on the season. Smith assisted by Jim Lacasser, earlier goal by Smith assisted by Steve Warren, and Matice tied the game for Albany. New Lebanon schedules a league test at Hudson High tomorrow.
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Berkshire Wins Opener
Berkshire School varsity football opened the 1989 season with a 20-0 win over Cranwell School at Sheffield. Captain Bill Putze of Darien, Conn., rushed for two touchdowns and added a two point conversion while Tim Brooks recovered a Cranwell fumble and Dick Colligan added a late score. Berkshire will meet Lenox School next.
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Colman Returns to Williams for Midday Talk
Dick Colman, now athletic director at Middlebury after 14 years at Princeton, spoke at a Sideliners' luncheon in Williamstown. He recalled Williams ties, Blink Wells, and a 1930s Pelicans team, while noting Williams will visit Middlebury Saturday. Williams coach Larry Catuzzi praised Maitland and promised an improved effort.
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Cheshire Teams Lead Grid Leagues
Adams Cheshire leads in both divisions of the Berkshire County Junior Football League after weekend games. Cheshire Juniors defeated Adams Juniors 18 to 6 while Cheshire Peewees beat Adams Bulldogs 28 to 14. North Adams tops junior division, Cheshire and Adams Jets lead peewees.
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Darrow JVs Rally to Beat Monson Jayvees 3-1
Darrow JV soccer defeated Monson jayvees 3-1 with goals from Chris Leake Jim Finney and Angie Jandnrek. Darrow improves to 2-1 and travels to Cranwell's jayvees tomorrow.
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Mountain View Schedules Open Club Championship
Hinsdale Mountain View Golf Club has scheduled an 18 hole open club championship for men and women on Sunday. Players must register by Saturday to enter. A spaghetti supper will follow the event.
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