Ohio State Guards Nation With Tough Defense and Punt Prowess
Ohio State leads the nation in points allowed while posting an offense around 417 yards. Woody Hayes lauds veteran kicking and notes no complacency as the unbeaten Buckeyes share the Big Ten lead with Michigan. Neal Colzie's punt returns spark a 35-0 win over Michigan State.
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Nebraska Breaks into Top Ten in AP Poll
Nebraska returns to the AP Top Ten as UCLA rises to eighth in the weekly college football ranking. Ohio State remains No. 1 with 35 first place votes and 1,130 points after a 35-0 win over Michigan State. Alabama, Oklahoma, Michigan, Notre Dame, Penn State, and LSU follow with varying first place votes and points.
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Decary Little League meeting plans and college scores
Decary Little League members, volunteers and parents are invited to a planning meeting at 7 in the St. Andre church hall. The article lists top college football and hockey standings including Ohio State Michigan Notre Dame LSU and Seattle Totems note Boddy recalled to the Vancouver Canucks with rejoin date in St. Louis.
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Multiple American sports notes from Oct 19 various cities
Chicago Southern California selects Athlete of Cubs trade shifts Jerry Morales to San Diego Citizens Savings Athletic Foundation. Umpires Honochick Flaherty Umont and Rice retire. Rams sign Wayne Siabrook and place on reserve. Jim Schoenfeld out 10 to 12 weeks after back surgery. Sun Bowl invites Missouri and Auburn, Missouri near commitment. JC V Davis named White Sox farm director. Gibby Gilbert leads World Open midway. Ashe advances in Nottingham. Skee Foremsky leads St. Louis Open Bowling finals. Miller to retire as White Sox farm director in January. Willie Shoemaker withdraws from Bull Brand International due to ear infection. Johnny Sellers expected to ride Cool Million.
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Sullivan shoots hole in one at Biddeford Saco course
Paul Sullivan aced the 154 yard 17th hole at Biddeford Saco Country Club during the four ball best ball tournament. Howie Jones’ team won with a 59 best ball. runner up was 63 by Steve Polackwich Jim Smith Roger Verrier and Bernard Brady Sr. A gang busters match follows at 10:30 a.m. Sunday Nov. 18 open to male golfers with teams formed then.
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Pro Basketball Schedule Highlights Weekday Tournaments
No games listed for Monday. Tuesday features Atlanta at Buffalo Seattle at New York Philadelphia at Houston Portland at Milwaukee Chicago at Phoenix Cleveland at Golden State. Wednesday brings Seattle at Boston Portland at Detroit Houston at Kansas City Omaha ABA New York at Memphis Indiana at Denver Virginia at Memphis Carolina at Kentucky Indiana at San Antonio San Diego at Utah.
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Newcombe Wins U S Open. Net Payout Split Revealed
After John Newcombe won the U S Open at Forest Hills he receives a 25000 prize. He states taxes and agent and wife take portions totaling 25000.
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Islander lands world record bluefin off North Lake PEI
Lee Coffin of North Lake Prince Edward Island caught a 1,120-pound bluefin after a 45 minute fight. The PEI Department of Environment and Tourism purchased the fish for display at Basin Head Fisheries Museum. Lorra ine Bennett, 13, of North Lake, also set a women's world record with 920 and 925 pound bluefin during the week of October 14.
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