Aggies Extend Lead In AP Football Poll
Texas A and M holds No 1 for second straight AP college football poll week. Oklahoma stays No 2 after a 13-0 win over Kansas State. Auburn rises to third. Michigan State fourth. Ohio State sixth. Navy climbs to seventh. Top 10 includes Notre Dame, Duke, Mississippi State, and North Carolina State with Arkansas hovering in the mix.
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Philadelphia Coach Sebo urged to resign by sports editor
Philadelphia Bulletin sports editor Ed Pollock urged Penn football coach Steve Sebo to resign for the university and players. Pollock criticized a 13-6 loss to Harvard and noted Sebo’s 1957 squad as strong, while Alumni pressure and a new three year deal for Sebo were reported amid Penn's winless, seventh straight skid.
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Hold Last Rites For Grid Coach Caldwell
Princeton, N J final rites were held for football coach Charlie Caldwell who died of cancer at 56. University President Robert F Goheen led about 1800 mourners at a memorial service in the university chapel. Senator H Alexander Smith and many sports figures attended. Senior Princeton football players served as ushers.
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Marshall Boosts AHL Scoring Lead
Hershey star Willie Marshall extended his hold on the American Hockey League scoring lead with seven points last week. He now has 26 points in 12 games and tops the league in goals with 12 and assists with 19, while teammate Dany Fisher sits runner-up with 14. Cleveland's Jimmy Moore is third at 17, and Hershey's Gil Mayer leads in net with a 2.00 GAA. Bob Perreault backs Mayer in the Bear net with 2nd place effort at 280.
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Bowling Results From Bowl-Aire Men A and B Circuits
Paul Hurlbut led the Bowl-Aire Men s A League with 202 227 and 212 games for a 641 series. Dick Smith followed with 638. Mary Perkins added a 603. Top A players included Harvey 222 Cragg 221 Mor ton 227 and Ottaway 216 208 among others. B circuit leaders were Wise 214 Knight 213 Hajec 202 Hiles 212 Stec 201. Crymer League saw VanEarden 291 200 for 618, Querréveld 231 Legters 205. Avalon Coates posted 202 in Avalon men s B. Bowl-Aire standings show Benis Service Blue Bonnet Cobbett s and Canning s in early positions.
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College Football Scoring Hits Half Season Low
New York report shows major college scoring averages down to 31.5 points per game in early 1987, the lowest since 1943, amid a shift to possession football. Coaches point to Split formation popularity. field goals rise while yards per game and pass attempts drop.
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Malzone Wins AL Rookie of the Year Honor Despite Questions
Spurned rookie Malzone captains the AL Rookie of the Year race by a landslide, winning 148 of 182 ballots. The Boston third baseman had contention after 1956 with 97 games and 165 average, amid eligibility debates over at bats. Oneonta native hit 292 with 103 RBIs, 15 homers, and 31 doubles.
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Penn State Ends On All East Eleven
Penn State's Les Walters earns a spot on the All East team after another strong week for the Nittany Lions. Also named were Dick Lasse of Syracuse Wall Handel of Delaware and Dan Nolan of Lehigh for a second time this season. First-time selections included Bob McAniff of Cornell Ray Wellborn of Navy Tom Pat Sullivan of Boston University Ed Bagdonns of Army Bill Hedemay of Williams Don Novek of Muhlenberg and Jim Sellars of Cortland.
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Oklahoma Fans Demand Stronger Oklahoma Victories
Oklahoma fans express disappointment after narrow wins by a team riding a 46 game football streak and ranked No. 2. Despite a 95 touchdown favorite status, Oklahoma edged Kansas State 14-13 and Colorado 14-13, prompting coach Bud Wilkinson to reiterate his view of an ordinary offensive squad while praising a stout defense that has stopped ground TD threats.
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Armstrong Wins Ten Rounder Still Unbeaten
New York middleweight prospect Armstrong of Elizabeth New Jersey won a ten round unanimous decision over Randy Sandy of New York at St Nichols Arena. Referee Ray Miller had 7-1-2 for Armstrong, Agnello 7-3, Davido 8-2 with AP tally for Armstrong. The young fighter remains undefeated at 13-0.
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