Notre Dame Tops AP Poll After 40-0 Navy Win
Notre Dame leads the AP major college football poll with 29 first place votes and 460 points, Ohio State second with 424 after a 21-19 win over Iowa. Alabama is third, followed by Arkansas Nebraska Texas, Georgia Tech, Louisiana State and Florida, while Purdue enters at No. 10. Notre Dame seeks its first unbeaten season since 1953 and 1949 national titles under Ara Parseghian, with Pitt next on the schedule.
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Cincinnati Royals Lose Robertson
The Cincinnati Royals may miss three NBA games as Oscar Robertson suffered a left eye injury Sunday night from a Pistons player. He needed 10 stitches and was diagnosed with a mild contusion. doctors stated the outlook is good and he is recuperating at home.
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Liston to Let Clay Fight At Slower Pace in Rematch
Sonny Liston plans to bide his time in the rematch with Cassius Clay on November 16 in Plymouth Massachusetts. He says he will let Clay tire himself out before striking, after admitting he pressed for an early knockout in the first bout. Clay, in Boston, attacked Liston associate Bob Nilon and declared he is ready for Liston, calling himself the prettier fighter and the smarter man.
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Holovak Sees Patriots’ Worst Game Yet After Jets Loss
Boston coach Mike Holovak labeled the 35 14 defeat by New York as the worst game ever for the Patriots. He outlined a path to the Eastern Division title by winning five of six remaining games, including both meetings with Buffalo, and said the team must play its best in every game. He criticized running, passing, receiving, and defense but looked forward.
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Pastime Bowlers Shut Out Freeport in York-Cumberland Meet
Pastime Bowlers won all eight points at home against Hood's Freeport team by 63 pins. Gerry Bissonnette led with 352, while Perley Hood led Freeport with 328. Individual scores include Dee 316, Beaulieu 292, Buzzell 264, Letellier 311, Bissonnette 352 for Pastime. Hood 328, T. Ray 291, Thibbeault 275, Burns 278, C. Rey 300 for Hood.
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New York at Chicago in NHL schedule
NHL results brief notes no games Monday schedule shows New York at Chicago and Wednesday’s games listed. No scores or outcomes recorded in readable text.
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Pro Basketball Tokyo Bout Ends in Knockout
Katsumi Yabe of Japan defeats Malaysia’s Sugar B Yusov in a fast bout ending in a knockout at 13242. The match highlights a decisive finish with Yabe securing the victory.
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St Louis Frosh Eleven Demolishes Thornton 34 13
St Louis freshmen improve to 4 0 beating Thornton Academy Frosh 34 13 at Alumni field. Key plays include a 30 yard run by Rene Simard and a 45 yard pass from Cote to Morin for scores, with Belanger and Cote combining for multiple TDs and PATs. Thornton adds late offense with Grace’s 60 yard rush before final whistle.
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Braves Claim Milwaukee County Broke Agreement
The Braves, blocked by a temporary restraining order from moving to Atlanta, allege Milwaukee County violated an implied covenant by undermining their lease to play 1965 home games at County Stadium. They accuse county leaders of creating an anti Braves atmosphere through public statements. The club says such actions deprived them of lawful rights under the lease while officials declined to comment. The NL has postponed a move decision pending court actions. A separate note mentions Roger Rischer defeating Willie Richardson in San Jose.
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Portland Club 20th Century In Bowling Tie
The Portland Bowlaway Lanes Pony league saw the 20th Century team and De Rice of Portland split points in a 1505 to 1501 match. Top individual scores included Sparks 354 and Clement 317 for Bowlaway while Paul 321 Milliard 311 and Raybine 310 led the home team.
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Komodo lizards rip goats with sharp teeth
Britannica notes Komodo lizards can rip a goat in half with a single snap and that greenhouses use night darkness tricks to hold chrysanthemum blooms for upcoming big football weekends in late fall.
Yankees sale to CBS made official in 54 words
New York Yankees ownership changed hands with CBS taking 80 percent for 11.2 million. Dan Topping remains president, Ralph Houk stays as GM, Yogi Berra signs two year field consultant deal. Ongoing antitrust probe noted by Justice Department amid speculation of Berra’s Mets link.
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Redmond Praises Tigers After Rumford Victory
Redmond praised Redmond coached Rumford High for a win over Steph en's High as Ricky Lambert, Art Dube, Mike Meehan, and Leo Sansoucy received commendations for strong performances. St Louis and Thornton Academy discussions follow, with injuries noted and Ed ward Little eyed as a tough next opponent. A later note cites 1964 travel by 94.5 million Americans covering about 130 billion miles, roughly 700 sun trips.
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Expansion bit gauges multiple hole sizes
An expansive bit or expansion bit replaces several bits by cutting holes of various sizes. It is adjusted by expanding or contracting the cutting surface to match the desired diameter, allowing one tool to drill different hole sizes without changing bits.
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Adjusting a drill bit for cleaner holes
A screw down near the cutting send adjusts the cutter. One complete turn enlarges or reduces hole size, a half turn by a sixteenth. Test with your bit to learn the adjustment. The expansive bit tends to split wood. clamp scrap wood behind the work to prevent splintering.
Frazier backs Clay to beat Liston in return bout
Joe Frazier, 1964 Olympic heavyweight champion, selected Cassius Clay to defeat Sonny Liston in their upcoming Boston rematch. He praised Clay’s superior physical condition and noted Clay’s rise from Golden Gloves to Olympic glory.
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Thornton Jayvees Defeat St. Louis High in 6-0 Thriller
Thornton Jayvees edged St. Louis Jayvees 6-0 at Thornton Field as the final tally came in the last minute. Both teams entered with unbeaten records, contending for the twin city championship.
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Redwood Highway Through Giant Trees Casts Twilight Shadows
Redwood Highway along U.S. 101 runs 400 miles in California winding through towering groves where the sun barely penetrates, leaving the road in perpetual twilight shadows.
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