Notre Dame Faces Michigan State In Top Weekend Showdown
Notre Dame seeks a second straight upset as they travel to East Lansing to challenge top ranked Michigan State following a 27 21 upset of Oklahoma. Coach Frank Leahy must rally a unit facing a bruising test in a high stakes game amid national title chatter.
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PA Game Official Eyes Good Small Game Harvest
Thomas D. Frye of the State Game Commission said prospects look very good for hunters in Pennsylvania’s small game season. He avoided predicting any extension beyond the November 29 closing date and noted no complaints about the delayed opening despite forest-fire risks. Frye hunted in Lebanon County and reported plentiful game though much was wasted.
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Yale Poised to Offer Oliver Three Year Football Deal
Yale prepares a three year contract offer to head football coach Jordan Oliver despite upcoming games with the Big Three. Athletic director Bob Hall and committee eye a deal through the 1996 season with a roughly $30,000 spread across the term. Oliver has signaled preference for a three year pact.
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Eight Bowl Tilts Cleared By NCAA
The NCAA approved eight post season football bowls including the Rose Bowl in Pasadena Sugar Bowl in New Orleans Cotton Bowl in Dallas Orange Bowl in Miami Gator Bowl in Jacksonville Sun Bowl in El Paso Tangerine Bowl in Orlando and Salad Bowl in Phoenix. UCLA official Wilbur C Johns chairs the NCAA committee on extra events and said more approvals may follow.
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Scholastic Football Scores From Friday Night
Redstone 6 Charleroi 0 Saltsburg 20 Elders Ridge 19 DuBois 20 Punxsutawney 12 Johnsonaurs 51 Ridgway 0 St. Marys 28 Otto Township 13 Bradford 49 Glean 4.
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EUB Church League Bowling Standings And Scores
The lead of Bush's team narrowed after five games on night one as front runners dropped two games. Humes' squad won by three over Fish's. Standings show Bush's 26 28 12, Humes' 23 17, and Bernink's with 21. Individual scores include Bush's 535 404 547 and Humes' 879 557 535. The Rossbacher Insurance team opened with a three game sweep while Deague matches featured three point wins for Beonink and Leed's.
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Crisler Backs Middle Ground in College TV Grid Plan
Ann Arbor athletic director Frits Crisler supports a compromise to televise college Ladies B League Startins and college games on a rotating schedule. The plan would add more Saturday TV pairings while preserving some single-game protections, aiming to settle the ongoing debate over television coverage.
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Smith Named Top Back Of Week At Princeton
New York Homer Smith of Princeton, a powerfully traditional fullback, was named Associated Press Back of the Week for his overpowering performance against Harvard last Saturday. He carried and charged with a bruising display that contrasted with the typical slick formations and elusive backs of the era. Princeton won the game 21 to 1.
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Hockey Scores and Standings from National and American Leagues
National League game Boston defeated Toronto 4 to 0. American League game St Louis beat Buffalo 8 to 0. The text also lists individual pace times and several names such as Weeks and Marianne McGloskey with various scores, plus minor boxing-like entries for Rosa Baker Verna Baressi and Jerry Mayer.
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Irish Lacking Depth to Upset Spartans Legend
Michigan State favored to defeat Notre Dame for a third straight time as coach Biggie Munn touts depth up to 61 players for a home game. Leahy’s Notre Dame counters with fewer reserves and similar platoon depth, while NBA scores wrap the day with Minneapolis beating Boston and other results.
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Bobby Shantz Leaves Cast as Arm Heals
Philadelphia reports Little Bobby Shantz has his left arm out of a cast and nearing full strength. The 24 game winner told manager Jimmy Dykes the wrist fracture from a pitch by Walt Masterson on September 29 is healing, and Shantz now weighs about 149 pounds.
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Boxing recap features Cimino outpointing Rez Ep
Newark describes Tony Cimino of Bayonne defeating Tony Rez ep by decision in a bout at Tere City. Result highlights Cimino’s precise punching and control during the match.
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