NFL Race Tightens as Week Ends With Last Games
The NFL race stays tight with the Colts holding a slim lead in the Coastal Division after routing Atlanta 44-0 for their third shutout in five weeks. A season finale versus the Rams looms, while Green Bay, Baltimore, and Chicago chase division titles as Chicago pulls even with Minnesota in the Central.
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Winter Fishing Season Opens in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports the winter trout and salmon fishing season is underway with 48 lakes stocked across 29 counties. The season runs until February 15 on lakes over 10 acres. Daily creel limit is three with a minimum six inch size. A new regulation this year limits holes bored to cut through the cetacean diameter of more than 10 inches.
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Sudden Death Enigma Ties Notre Dame and USC
The No. 1 tie between Notre Dame and USC ends with a 21-21 score after a dramatic fourth quarter. O. J. Simpson starred for USC, while Notre Dame clung to its clock-management and missed field goals in the closing minutes. The result leaves USC poised for the Rose Bowl and waits for the final AP poll after bowls.
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Chargers Rally Past Broncos for 47 23 Victory in AFC West Race
John Hadl threw five touchdown passes, four to Lance Alworth, as the Chargers beat the Denver Broncos 47 23 to stay in the Western Division title chase. Alworth caught nine passes for 171 yards setting a club single game scoring mark with 24 points. Maynard extended New York Jets records with six catches for 160 yards and a key scoring burst as the Jets beat the Dolphins 35 17.
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Alcindor shines as UCLA edges Purdue in season opener
Alcindor, UCLA's star center, scores 18 points and dominates boards in a 82 to 72 victory over 10th ranked Purdue. Newcomers Curtis Rowe and John Vallely add 27 and 19 points as Purdue’s Rick Mount counters with 33. Heywood’s highflying dunk moments clash with Titans versus Aquinas.
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Beavers Seek Revenge At Iroquois
Beavers hope to rebound after Friday's loss to Iroquois as Corry visits Iroquois again for a key early season matchup. Denny Harrison vs Denny McLaughlin headlines the show while coach Tom Barringer schemes to avenge the 67-45 defeat.
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Ohio State Wins MacArthur Bowl Honor for 1968 Football
Ohio State, Big Ten champion, was named the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame 1968 MacArthur Bowl recipient. Awards chairman Vincent dePaul Draddy announced the unanimous decision after polling the foundation’s awards committee.
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Jarvis's Second Chance Leads Army Past Navy in Classic
In a 21-14 Army victory before 102,000 at John F. Kennedy Stadium, Charley Jarvis scored three touchdowns and set a career rushing mark as Army claimed its third consecutive win over Navy. He converted a late opportunity from a fumbled play to seal the cadets’ triumph. Navy's comeback efforts were stymied by key turnovers and a pivotal interception return.
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Record Size Bear Killed At Lucinda
A 529 pound live weight bear was killed at Lucinda in Clarion County, the largest taken in the state this season. Northwest District officials have several hunter names but will not identify the hunter until confirmed. The bear weighed 461 pounds dressed and was sent to Slender Market in Fryburg for processing. Seven Northwest District bears were reported for the season, with the previous largest 350 pounds from Forest County on opening day.
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