Notre Dame Tops AP Poll As Michigan State Drops To Second
Notre Dame leads the AP major-college football poll with 443 points and 31 first-place votes, ahead of second-place Michigan State. UCLA, Georgia Tech rise to third and sixth respectively while Oklahoma enters the Top Ten, replacing Baylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Associated Press
UCLA
Georgia Tech
Oklahoma
Baylor
Spartans
Ohio State
Alabama
Bruins
Tide
Penn State
Tennessee
Southern California
Stanford
Nebraska
Florida
Purdue
America
Notre Dame Tops UPI Coaches Poll In Close Race
Notre Dame moves to No. 1 in the UPI board of coaches ratings after a 32-0 win over North Carolina, edging Michigan State by a narrow margin. UCLA, Georgia Tech, Nebraska, Florida, and others fill the top 20 with records ranging from 5-0 to 4-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gergen
NEW York
UPI
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
United Press International Board of Coaches
North Carolina
Michigan State
Mets Acquire Larry Stahl as Roster Trim Continues
The New York Mets bought outfielder Larry Stahl from Kansas City and reduced their major league roster to 40 by sending eight players to Jacksonville. The cut players include pitchers Larry Bearnorth Larry Miller and Darrell Sutherland catcher Bob Taylor infielder Jack Tracy and Dave Smith and outfielders Danny Napolean and Al Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Mets
Larry Stahl
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Larry Bearnorth
Larry Miller
Darrell Sutherland
Bob Taylor
Jack Tracy
Dave Smith
Danny Napolean
al Yates
Nagel Says Haw key Iowa Team Faces Tough Homecoming
Iowa coach Ray Nagel pushed the Hawkeyes through a 90 minute drill as they prepare for the homecoming game with Northwestern. Injuries ruled out Larry McDowell for the Northwestern game, while Barry Crees Phil Major and Bill McCutchen also missed practice with knee hip and wrist injuries respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Ray Nagel
Hawks
Northwestern
Larry McDowell
Minnesota
Nagel
Dave Moreland
Barry Crees
West Des Moines
Phil Major
Crees
Major
Northwestern reshapes line after injuries vs Wisconsin
Knee injuries to two Northwestern tackles from the Wisconsin game threaten the lineup for the Iowa clash. Joe Ramsdell will miss the game and is replaced by sophomore Tom Zilkowski, while defender Ken Ramsey will miss practice but may still play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ill
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Iowa
Joe Ramsdell
Tom ‘Zilkowski
Ken Ramsey
Offensive fullback Bob Mc Kelzey may play against Hawkeyes
Offensive fullback Bob Mc Kelzey carries a bad knee but is expected to participate in the game versus the Hawkeyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McKelzey
Hawkeyes
Grimm at Chicago talk sparks Cubs fan interest
Chicago Cubs executive vice president Charlie Grimm spoke at the American Quarterback Club in Chicago on Monday. When asked why the Cubs finished last, he urged fans to come out and watch them play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charlie Grimm
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Grimm
Cornell College
Cornell
Gazette
Jerry Clark
Owatonna
Minn
Carleton
Coe
Joe McCabe
Glenn Drahn
Joe
C.R. Rotarians
Otto Kohl
Marion Freshmen Dominate Monticello 39 13
Marion freshmen led by Greg Morris four rushing touchdowns powered a 39 to 13 victory over Monticello. Greg Cole and John Parks added scores as Marion moved to 4-0-1 on the season. Monticello's touchdowns came via Ron Ray and Dave Lasley on pass plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Marion
Greg Morris
Indians
Greg Cole
John Parks
Ron Ray
Dave Lasley
Marione Eecesesos
Deere Marion
John Pa
Ser Aaneris
Eayie Ard
Jim
Gazette Wanted to Work for Lost Pets and Articles
A classifieds notice invites readers to help locate lost pets and gather articles, directing calls to the listed telephone number 362 1121 for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Corners Clash as Kennedy Opens and Boundary Talks Cloud Cedar Rapids
Ivor Stanley reports from Cedar Rapids where Muray Warmath jokes with Ed Duren after a Minnesota interception. The Gazette notes predictions from Cornell and Coe officials, boundary plans for the Kennedy high school opening, and looming athletic realignments with Washington, Jeff, and the river west side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor Stanley
Minnesota
the Gazette
Murray Warmath
Muray
Ed Duren
Warmath
New Kennedy High
Arnold Salisbury
Salisbury
Kennedy
Washington
Jeff
Wash
Griffith and Kaat Smoke Peace Pipe in Twins News Conference
Minnesota Twins officials Calvin Griffith and star pitcher Jim Kaat declared harmony in the club after a public airing of the feud tied to the departure of pitching coach Johnny Sain. The men avoided naming specifics while promising closer front office oversight next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Calvin Griffith
Jim Kaat
Johnny Sain
Twins
Griffith
Kaat
Sam
Sam Mele
Mele
Jim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ben Olan
South Bend
Vietact Nelly
Michigan State S
Bet Cee
Eta
Vans Eae
Arkansas
Houston
New Mexico
Southern Methodist
Wyoming
Dave Long
C. R
Long
Cedar Rapids
Dallas
Dan Reeves
St. Louis
Tony Liscio
Jim Champion
Notre Not Rss Cocenk
Ais
Kisboves
Southern
Reese Oe
Missouri
Crorete
Michigan
Miami
Ohio
Bill McCutchen
Wildcats
Morris Sparks
Marion Fresh
2Nd Avenue
8Th Street
Dunlop
First Avenue
10Th Street
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Red Peppers
Gus Schrader
Bob Fitzsimmons
C.R. Washington
Kennedy School
West Side
Fitz
Cee
C.R
Davenport West
Daven
Lew Ferguson
Mr. Griffith
By L. P. Schwinger
Archie Moore
Archie
Highland Park High
Doak Walker
Bobby Layne
Walker
SMU
Layne
Texas
Northwestern Mutual Life
L. P. Schwinger
Kentucky
Charter
OLD Charter Dist. CO
Louisville, KY