Alabama Reaches No 3 In Major College AP Poll
Alabama climbs to third in the AP major college football poll after replacing UCLA. Notre Dame leads Michigan State with Michigan State and Notre Dame set for a Nov. 19 clash on the Spartans field. Georgia Tech remains fifth as UCLA drops to eighth and Georgia slides into ninth.
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Georgia Ninth In UPI Voting Upcoast? (Note: Title trimmed to fit)
Georgia Bulldogs rise in the UPI coaches poll after a 27 10 upset of Florida, boosting Dooley’s team into the top ten. Notre Dame holds the top spot with 23 first place votes, followed by Michigan State and Alabama in a crowded ranking.
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Giants Buy Tom Kennedy as Backup QB for Wood
The New York Giants acquired quarterback Tom Kennedy from the Brooklyn Dodgers to back up Gary Wood after Earl Morrall fractured a wrist. Kennedy, 27, 6 foot 1 and 200 pounds, leads the Continental League with 191 completions in 316 attempts for 2,559 yards and 18 touchdowns. He was to travel to Los Angeles with the team. Purchase price not disclosed.
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Hawkeyes Practice in Sweat Suits Amid Injury Crunch
Iowa coach Ray Nagel canceled hard contact on Monday as the Hawkeyes faced a growing injury list including linebackers Dan Hilsabeck Dave Moreland and Tom Knutson. Nagel hopes all three can play, though they may be below par against Ohio State. Moreland played through an injury against Michigan State before being sidelined.
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East Versatile Playmakers Impress In High School Clash
West coach Jack Shaver rates Waterloo East as more versatile on offense than Jefferson. East overwhelmed Waterloo West 53 7 on a dry field, while Davenport West fell 22 7 to Jefferson on a rain soaked surface. Cedar Rapids Regis coach Tom Good refrains from a direct comparison.
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Palmer criticizes modern golf courses for length
Arnold Palmer, famed for long drives, calls today’s courses ridiculous. He argues golf should reward versatility and precision iron play on challenging short par threes to approach the green and cup.
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Dodgers wallop Giants Hawks 10 2 on 16 hits in Japan
Los Angeles Dodgers pounded 16 hits including two homers to beat the Japanese Giants Hawks combo 10-2 in Okayama. Ron Fairly slugged a two run homer in the third, his fourth of the tour, as the crowd of 20 000 watched.
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Pheasants In Season Opens Across Iowa Weekends
Iowa conservation commission notes best pheasant areas in western and central counties as season opens Saturday. North-central remains decent in spots. corn harvests ahead. Hunt stand in weed patches, weeded fields after 8 am to 4 30 pm. Private land access is a privilege. seek permission. Bag limit three roosters, possession six.
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Brazil Defeats United States to Win Davis Cup Interzone
Edson Mandarino and Thomas Koch led Brazil to an upset victory over the United States in Porto Alegre, eliminating the U S from the Cup final. Mandarino defeated Dennis Ralston in four sets, while Koch topped Cliff Richey in straight sets to clinch the win.
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Steiner Carleton Win Loop Cross Country Crown
Mark Steiner won the four mile Midwest conference cross country race in Chicago with a time of 20 52.7 leading Carleton to the 1966 team title as five Carleton runners finished in the top ten Grinnell Beloit and Knox followed in the league standings with final scores noted.
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Nicklaus Fires 68 in Canada Open Tune-Up
Nicklaus shoots 68 at Sagami Country Club as a warm up for the Canada Cup International Championship. He posts 30 and 38 on a par 71 course while facing Gary Player of South Africa and Arnold Palmer. Player goes 45-35 for 70 and Palmer 36-39-75.
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Tickets on Sale For SSCC Fete
Tickets for the South Side Civic club sports night on Tuesday Dec 6 at CSPS hall are $3.50 and include banquet program and refreshments. Principal speaker will be Ray Nagel, Iowa football coach, with sales at Armstrong's Sporting Goods Zachar Realty Paramount Pharmacy West Service Press and Sykora's Bakery or by writing Ted Anderson at 215 Twenty third Avenue NW.
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Iowa Coaches Highlight High School QBs and Hawkeye Prospects
Jim Fox of Davenport Central and Larry Lawrence of Cedar Rapids Jefferson emerge as top prep QBs with lineage links to their former coaches. Tom Chapman impresses Ralph Miller at Iowa, planning to start Chapman and Sam Williams as guards. Ben McGilmer leaves Iowa, while Iowa’s season ticket mailings and Big Ten TV slate for Town basketball loom.
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Nightingale Joins Aramis Club Biella In Italy
American guard Frank Nightingale from Bedford Massachusetts is acquired by the Aramis Club of Biella Italy for the upcoming basketball season.
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