Fighting Irish Hold Slim Lead In Grid Poll
Notre Dame remains just ahead of Michigan State in the latest Associated Press major college football poll through last Saturday. Alabama rises to No 3, with Nebraska fourth, Arkansas sixth, USC seventh, and Georgia ninth. UCLA slips to eighth after a loss. Notre Dame and Michigan State meet Nov 19 on the Spartans’ field.
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Southern California
Georgia
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Pittsburgh
Iowa
Louisiana State
Arkansas and Southern California Each, Advanced Two Places. the Cornhuskers
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California
Virginia
Washington
Chattanooga
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Hull Mikita Are Having Rough Week
New York AP reports Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita endured a tough stretch as Chicago’s top stars. Hull was blanked in two games while Mikita dropped from the scoring lead to second with 12 points. Norm Ullman moved ahead with 14 points after a goal and two assists in three starts. Dennis Hull climbed to a six way tie for 10th with nine points.
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National Hockey Engague
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Mikita
Norm Ullman
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Ullman
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Dennis Hull
Floyd Smith
De Paula Stops Crowder In Fast Light Bout
In Walpole Massachusetts Associated Press report Frank De Paula 173 of Jersey City New Jersey halted Billy Crowder 170 of Petersburg Virginia in a brief boxing match description with the finish score noted.
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Bailey Howell Enjoys Playing With Celtics
Bailey Howell says he is enjoying basketball more with the Boston Celtics, playing less but with enthusiasm as the defending champions head to Chicago for a matchup with the Bulls. He averages 19.8 points in under 30 minutes, notes the team’s ball movement, and hints at retirement after his oldest child's schooling begins. The Celtics then face Cincinnati and New York on upcoming trips.
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Johnson Out For Season As Cardinals Tame St. Louis
St. Louis coach Charley Winner faces a season upheaval after quarterback Charley Johnson tears a knee ligament and will undergo surgery. Center Bob DeMarco also suffers a knee injury, sidelining him for at least four weeks. Terry Nofsinger steps in at QB as Irv Goode and Prentice Gautt contribute in the loss to the Giants.
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Terry Nofsinger
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Terry
Goode
Nofsinger
Jim Bakken
Supreme Court Denies Neely Bid to Review
Dallas. Ralph Neely, veteran Dallas Cowboys tackle, had his bid to have the Supreme Court reconsider a lower court ruling denied. The case centers on whether he can play only for Dallas or be barred from any team other than the Houston Oilers. A district court set a hearing on a Dallas injunction to keep Neely from playing for any club except Dallas as the Houston action seeks the same.
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St Louis Smoker Slated Wednesday
The St Louis High School football smoker is set for tomorrow night at 8 in St Josephs Parish Hall. Head Eagle Coach Bob Cote will narrate films of the Double A State Champs Deering football game with a question and answer period to follow and refreshments served.
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Little Lane League To Start Thursday
The Little Bowling Leagues for boys ages 9 to 12 begin Thursday at 3 p.m. at Pas time Bowling Center with eight teams of three. Lineups include Butlers, Reillys Bakery, McKenney and Heard, Roy and Perreault, Deyon Drug, Puritan, Mayflower, and Biddeford and Saco Journal. A second group with Mondays play will form a six team circuit, lineups to be released soon.
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Nicklaus Lights Sagami Course In Canada Cup Warmup
Jack Nicklaus fired a three under par 68 including a sensational 30 on the front nine at Sagami Country Club as part of a Canada Cup practice session against Gary Player and Arnold Palmer. The 14th Canada Cup runs Nov 10 13 at Yomiuri with 72 players from 36 nations.
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Louisiana to Decide About Domed Stadium
The AP reports Louisiana voters considered an amendment to permit an air conditioned domed stadium for New Orleans. The NFL franchise will start play next August using Tulane's Sugar Bowl Stadium as interim home. The plan includes a $30 million domed stadium seating 60,000 and a 5 percent occupancy tax to back bonds.
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Barry widens scoring lead with 43 points in win
Rick Barry of the San Francisco Warriors extended his NBA scoring lead by averaging nearly 38 points a game over 12 starts and piling up 181 points in five games last week. He sits 169 points ahead of runner-up Guy Rodgers of Chicago as Nate Thurmond and Wilt Chamberlain lead in rebounds.
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Football smoker scheduled at Old Orchard Beach
Bud Hertz says the weekly football smoker remains set for tonight at 7 30 at the high school cafeteria. Attendees will view movies of the current game and an old 1950s game film. The Old Orchard Beach Jaycees sponsor the program and invite the public.
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Bowl Scouts Eye Five Teams This Weekend
Miami AP report states the Orange Bowl Committee will have scouts watch five schools over the weekend. Undefeated Alabama Nebraska and Georgia Tech and once beaten Florida and Georgia are listed as the contenders. Orange Bowl bids will be offered on November 21, per NCAA authorization.
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Victoria Will Meet Johnson At Portland Boxing Card
Victoria, the local boxing darling, seeks a sixth straight win in a six round semifinal against Lou Johnson of Lowell. Portland’s Pete Riccitelli headlines an eight-round feature vs Bobby Harrington of New York.
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Bo) Harrington
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Hurricane) Herrick
Saco
Bill Silk
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Henry ‘Sic’em Wickham
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Art Bancroft
Jose Gonzales
Pastime Bowlers Beaten By Gorham in Maine league match
Gorham Bowl-A-Wile beat Pastime of Biddeford 1,662 to 1,581 in a Western Maine A league bowling meet. Gorham’s Bob Cheney led with 348, Harold Dee led Pastime with 339, other scores include L Kalex 327 H Goldthwaite 301 B Munford 280 P Binette 325.
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Notre Dame star Jim Seymour eyed for Spartans clash
Berkley Michigan AP Jim Seymour Notre Dame sophomore end has been sidelined with a sprained ankle since the October 22 38 0 win over Oklahoma. He has caught 34 passes for 675 yards and five touchdowns this season and may be saved for a November 19 showdown with No 2 Michigan State at East Lansing.
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Track meet sprint times listed for five runners
The record shows results for five athletes: R Cheney 348, D Jordan 335, E Kitchen 338, P LeFebvre 329, and R Clement 312. This appears to be a segment of a larger track event scoreboard with individual performance numbers.
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Patton cited as defensive spark in Georgia win over Florida
Georgia tackle George Patton led a fierce pass rush that disrupted Florida quarterback Steve Spurrier in a 27-10 Southeastern Conference victory. The 215 pound senior, nicknamed The General and Tom Sawyer, was named AP Lineman of the Week for his standout performance. Patton, from Tuscumbia Alabama, is praised by coach Vince Dooley for his steady leadership and impact.
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Burns Drubs Biddeford JHS in York County title game
Burns School of Sace defeated Biddeford Junior High 26 to 0 at Thornton Academy Field to cap an undefeated 5-0 season and claim the York County grammar schools championship. Randy Foran opened scoring on a 43 yard rush, Brian Gerry tallied twice, Jim Catell added the final TD, and Burns stopped all but two minor bids as Kennebunk Frosh and St Louis Junior High were the only other teams to score against them.
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