Georgetown Gannon Colgate Lead Porreco Cup Opener
Erie Georgetown, Gannon favored as Porreco Cup returns with Colgate, Navy, and Penn State to challenge Gannon at the Auditorium. Navy seeks to snap Gannon’s 27 game home win streak while Georgetown aims to defend last year’s crown amid star players and mixed early form.
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The Cleveland Rock: Colavito Traded to Detroit Tigers
Cleveland remembers Rocky Colavito the fans choice whose 1960 trade to Detroit for Harvey Kuenn shocked the city two days before the season opener. The Italian star hit 41 homers in 1958 and 42 in 1959, and later continued to slug with Detroit and Kansas City.
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AP Profile Analysis Cowboys Vikings Ready For Clash
Dallas carries a 10-4 record into the first playoff game at Minnesota behind rookies and a spread offense. Robert Newhouse leads the ground attack with 931 yards as Calvin Hill departs and Preston Pearson steps in. Vikings atop the NFC Central seek a fourth Super Bowl trip, led by Fran Tarkenton’s 2,994 passing yards and 25 touchdowns, with Foreman and Marinaro pacing the receiving corps and a strong line anchorage from Mick Tingelhoff and Ron Yary.
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