Southern Cal Leads AP Top 10 Football Poll
Unbeaten Southern California is the unanimous No 1 in the AP poll with 370 points. UCLA rises to No 2, Colorado third, and Tennessee fourth after upsets. Georgia Wyoming Purdue and Indiana also crack the top ten as NC State and Houston trail.
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Trojans
UCLA
Bruins
Purdue
USC
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Stanford
Colorado
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Wyoming
Houston
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Chargers Attitude Fuels Unbeaten Start
In San Diego, Sid Gillman lauds the Chargers attitude as the key to a 5-0-1 start. Hadl’s leadership, Alworth’s playmaking, rookie runners, and a rising defense prop up a squad that rebounded from last year.
Czech Cyclist Becomes Lone Wolf Of Tryouts In Mexico
In Mexico City Czech cyclist Jimi Daler, a lone wolf at the Pre-Olympic Games, breaks the world marks for 4000 and 5000 meters as part of testing the altitude and facilities. He says he came to test, not to win, but admits pride to set records for future Olympic competition.
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Mexico
Jimi Daler
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Czechoslovakia
Dan Looy
Belgium
Constantino Francesco
Italy
West Point Bowlers Form New League at Pastime Lanes
At Biddeford Pastime Lanes a new West Point bowling league held its average roll-off to select four balanced teams for a 24 week season starting next Monday. Among 16 bowlers Louis Lamontagne led with 319 while Jean Dube had 303 and a high single of 122.
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Tennessee wingback Rich mond Flowers joins Dartmouth squad
The Cumberland native from Montgomery Alabama joins Dartmouth with plans to compete in 54 contests this fall across varsity junior varsity and freshman levels.
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Richmond
Montgomery
Ala
Dartmouth
Pro Basketball Monday and Wednesday Schedule Summary
The bulletin lists Monday games without results and upcoming matchups in various cities. Philadelphia faces Detroit in New York, St Louis plays New York, Cincinnati meets San Francisco in Oakland, Baltimore clashes Seattle in Portland, and ABA results include Pittsburgh 110 over New Jersey 107.
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Oakland
Baltimore
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Portland
Ore
Boston
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Diego
Ivy League Showdown Looms as Teams Enter showdown
Dartmouth and Harvard sit 4-0 as injuries shape the key clash. Dartmouth reports three defensive starters hurt while Harvard lists John Tyson as doubtful with a knee issue. If Tyson is out, Tom Wynne or John Ignacio likely start and Fritz Reed earns a starting spot at left end.
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Norm Davis
Rick Wallick
Jeff Norton
Bob Blackman
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Tom Wynne
John Ignacio
Fritz Reed
Joe Cook
Bruins face Los Angeles Kings in Boston Garden opener
Boston Lewiston Bruins sit 5-0-1 in the early schedule and aim to add points in a three game stretch against NHL expansion clubs. Coach Harry Sinden warns not to overlook newcomers as the Kings visit Boston Garden on Thursday. Sinden notes Los Angeles is unbeaten through three league games after an expansion draft surprise. He plans to juggle left winger Ross Lonsbury back into the lineup as he recovers from a finger injury.
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Thornton
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Backup QBs finally get starting turns in NFL action
The season’s backups Kent Nix Jim Hart Gary Cuozzo Daryle Lamonica Pete Beathard Steve Tensi gain first string status after bench roles. Nix set a Steeler single game record with 28 completions. Hart threw four TDs. Cuozzo and Lamonica lead their teams with strong passing scores. Beathard and Tensi contribute in losses and victories as teams rotate starters.
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Kent Nix
Pittsburgh
Jim Hart
St. Louis
Gary Cuozzo
New Orleans
Daryle Lamonica
Oakland
Pete Beathard
Houston
Steve Tensi
Denver
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Packers
Kansas City
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Nelsen
Texas Christian
Dallas
Hart
Charley Johnson
Johnson
Southern Illinois
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Dumont Leads New England College Scoring
Bridegroom Glenn Dumont, a sophomore halfback for American International, tops New England college scorers with 48 points after scoring three touchdowns in USC’s 25 14 win over Bates. Northeastern’s Bill Curran is second with 44 points. Bates end Tom Lopez and others follow.
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Glenn Dumont
American International
New England
Dumont
Winslow
Maine
USC
Bates
Northeastern
Bill Curran
Springfield
Curran
Tom Lopez
Grendry
Massachusetts
Dave Bennett
Boston College
Hockey Scores and Baseball Ties Highlight Strong Season
Hockey results show Los Angeles at Toronto, Chicago at New York, California at Pittsburgh, and St Louis at Minnesota. Manager Dick Williams who led the Red Sox to the pennant also won IL flags with the Maple Leafs in 1965 and 1966. Nine of the last twelve two year old champions ran in the Garden State stakes.
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Toronto
Chicago
New York
California
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Minnesota
Dick Williams
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Toronto Maple Leafs
First U S president elected under present system
The 1804 election on November 6 marked the first time the president and vice president were elected separately. The bald eagle builds the largest nest, with some nests estimated to weigh two tons. The first U S patent, issued in 1790 to Samuel Hopkins of Vermont, covered an improved method for preparing pot and pearl ashes.
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Thomas Jefferson
Samuel Hopkins
Vermont
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hinckley Cross Country Seeks Open Runner From Biddeford
John Stansberry of Biddeford joins the Hinckley School varsity cross country squad. He is the son of Mrs. Helen N. Stansberry of 493 Elm Street Biddeford.
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John Stansberry
Biddeford
Hinckley School
Helen N. Stansberry
Elm St
St. Louis Smoker Set For Tomorrow
Films of the St Louis Portland High School football game will be shown tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at St Jean Baptiste d Americque Hall at Adams and Jefferson Streets. Eagle coach Bob Cote will narrate and host a question and answer session. Refreshments will be served after.
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Pro Basketball Opens In New Jersey With Wilt Watching
The New Jersey Americans lost to the Pittsburgh Pipers 110 to 107 in the ABA opener at Teaneck. Connie Hawkins 34 and Charlie Williams 32 led Pittsburgh, while Dan Anderson scored 41 for New Jersey. Art Heyman drew a technical foul that helped seal the win. In Dallas Houston action, Dallas beat Houston 100-83 as Cliff Hagan was ejected after arguing with the referee.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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New Jersey Americans
Connie Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Charlie Williams
Dan Anderson
Art Heyman
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Houston
Bob Verga
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Art Becker
Cliff Hagan
Ron Raker
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Rakel
Fights Last Night Roundup Of Boxing Matches
New Orleans Percy Pugh out pointed Freddie Martinovich in a middleweight bout. In Worcester Hal Carroll outpointed Marion Connor. Milwaukee Vidal Flories beat Billy Braggs. San Francisco Jose Luis Pimentel KO Ray Coleman. Roberto Alavarez stopped Mike Amdame. Chiba City Rene Barrientos outpointed Koji Okano. Las Vegas Len Kesey outpointed Baby Cassius. Stockton Rollie stopped Memo Guerrero. Matches featured boxers from multiple cities and weight classes.
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Percy Pugh
Freddie Martinovich
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Hal Carroll
Syracuse
N.Y
Marion Connor
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Jose Luis Pimentel
Jalisco
Mexico
Patriots Coach Refuses to Concede After Loss to Raiders
Boston Patriots coach Mike Holovak vows they are not out yet after a 48-14 defeat by Oakland, as the club returns to practice to prep for the Jets with Joe Namath in New York. Don Trull, signed from Houston, to see extensive action if Parilli struggles. Parilli went 10 of 33 for 118 yards.
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New Orleans Saints
Baltimore
Cuozzo
Saints
Johnny Unitas
Billy Kilmer
Tom Fears
Lamonica
Jackie Kemp
Buffalo
Oakland
Boston
Beathard
Kansas City
Lenny ‘Dawson
Houston
Dawson
Tensi
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San Diego
Charg
Craig Morton
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Cowboys
Don Meredith
Morton
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Joe Kapp
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Stanfield Tops NHL Point Leaders in Latest Statistics
New York AP reports BostonBruins center Fred Stanfield has moved into the NHL scoring lead with six points last week and 11 on the season. Yvan Cournoyer and John McKenzie sit tied for second with 16 points, while McKenzie leads in assists with eight. Bobby Hull and Billy Hicke are tied for fourth with nine points, and Cournoyer Hull and Andy Bathgate share the goal lead with six. Gump Worsley Rogatien Vachon share goaltending honors with Glenn Hall Seth Martin at 2.17 goals allowed per game. Noel Picard leads in penalties with 20 minutes.
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New York
Fred Stanfield
Boston Bruins
Chicago
National Hockey League
Stanfield
Yvan Cournover
Montreal
John McKenzie
Boston
Bobby Hull
California
Billy Hicke
Cournoyer
Hull
Pittsburgh
Andy Bathgate
Gump Worsley
Rogatien Vachon
St. Louis
Glenn Hall
Seth Martin
Noel Picard
Philadelphia
Ed van Impe
Seagulls Coach To Narrate Game Films
OLD ORCHARD BEACH The Seagulls will hold a football smoker at Old Orchard Beach High School in the cafeteria tomorrow night at 7 30. Coach Joe Regina will narrate films of the Old Orchard win over Lawrence High of Fairfield last Saturday. Sponsored by the local Jaycees the event is open to the public. Smokers will be on Wednesdays for the rest of the season.
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Joe Regina
Old Orchard
Lawrence High
Fairfield
Jaycees
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