Flea back Allen stars as Spartans beat Boilermakers
Eric Allen of Georgetown 5 C S rushed for a Miami of press record 39 yards and scored four touchdowns in a 43 10 win. Michigan State climbs to third in the Big Ten behind Michigan Ohio State. Billy Taylor for Michigan rushes 172 yards. Bo Schembechler frets over a lopsided score as several Big Ten games unfold.
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All Saints Wins Parish League Football Title
All Saints captured the Parish League title with a 13 0 victory over St Ludmila finishing 7 0. Tom Merfeld scored all 13 points. St Patricks placed second with a 24 0 win over St Josephs as Mark Maloney added a TD three extra points and a 2 yard field goal. Scott Tudor added a TD for St Plus. I C. beat them 34 4 as Mike Weldon and Jim Weldon plus Mike Nordman scored. Shawn OBrien led I C with a score and Chris Moore ran 6 and 46 yards for St Matthews 14 0 win over St Judes.
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Orioles Blank Japanese Team in 2-0 Victory
In Osaka, Baltimore Orioles rout a combined Tokyo Yomiuri Giants and Osaka Nankai Hawks team 2-0. Brooks Robinson and Dave Johnson led a fifth inning surge with consecutive homers off Sanshiro Nishioka, while Dave McNally, Pete Richert and Eddie Watt held the visitors to five hits in a three-pitcher shutout.
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Hawks Face Michigan Next After Wisconsin Win
Iowa ends a seven game win drought with a 20 16 comeback over Wisconsin. Craig Johnson debuts at tailback with 102 yards on 30 carries while Levi Mitchell may return for Michigan. Lauterbur praises the squad's character and notes a shift to a power formation for the game.
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Hadl tears through defenses as Derr wins race title
In Shreveport San Diego star John Hadl led a high scoring effort in Sunday action, while Ernie Derr of Keokuk captured his 12th International Motor Contest Assoc late model championship. Hadl threw for 338 yards and four touchdowns, guiding the Chargers past New York. Derr’s team dominated, with two touchdowns from Hart and Phillips securing top finishes in the season finale. Bill Hobbs sparked the defense with a punt block and a six yard score.
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Shoemaker Near Racing Mark After Oak Tree Wins
ARCADIA Calif AP Bill Shoemaker the world's winningest jockey could add another record before 1971 ends and a 1972 target awaits. He won five stakes at the Oak Tree meeting including Cougar 11 lifting his single-year wins to 43 tying the all-time mark. He rides Royal Owl at Bay Meadows and Santa Anita winter meet opens Dec 28. His Oak Tree totals bring his career earnings toward Eddie Arcaro's 1954 mark and push lifetime wins to 6,262.
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Texas Christian picks Billy To Hill acting head coach
Texas Christian University named assistant coach Billy To Hill to succeed Jim Pittman as acting head coach after Pittman died from cardiac arrest minutes after collapsing on the sidelines during the TCU Baylor game in Waco.
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Nicklaus and Player Set for ATV Race Clash in Brisbane
World golf champions Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player meet in Brisbane for a $10,000 winner-take-all ATV race. The event follows Nicklaus’s recent Australian Open finish in Hobart and comes after Todd Koutny of Minnesota placed second in an ATV drive competition. The race at Menetta Golf Club spans 18 holes on a par 73 course and is sanctioned by the ATV Racing Assn.
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