Texas Scared By Mediocre TCU In Big Bowl Chase
Texas faces a stiff test as No. 1 unbeaten Texas hosts Texas Christian in Austin. The Horns seek to stay atop the national rankings while Baylor, Oklahoma, and Michigan State loom in a crowded bowl picture with several top teams still in contention.
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Thornton Seeks Title Bid in Madison Square Garden Bout
California light heavyweight Wayne Thornton meets Argentine Gregorio Peralta in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Peralta, 38-1 with 11 knockouts, is the 2-1 favorite and weighed 193 1 2 pounds for Pastrano. Thornton, 23-1 with 18 KOs, aims to earn a Pastrano title shot. ABCTV will televise starting at 10 p.m. EST.
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Bowling Standouts Across Leagues Highlight Night
Maribelle Sample and June Skalos led Ladies leagues with scores 151 180 and 173 138 189 173. Verna Baressi posted a 203 and 47 9 split. Ed Slagle led American B League with 596 series and 235 high game. Corry Jamestown League saw George Price pace with 212. Corry Moose lost to DeBell Vending in Satellite Classic scores of 1004 1001 913.
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Bills Chargers clash drew 35000 at War Memorial Stadium
The Bills four and two after a hot stretch host the San Diego Chargers who led the Western Division as of the week. A 35 000 crowd was expected for the second meeting of the season between the AFL rivals with Buffalo aiming to keep pace in the East while San Diego eyed another win after a 7 2 start.
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Larry Johnson Third In Penna
Harrisburg AP reports Harvey Colston of Middletown clinched the 1968 scholastic scoring derby in Pennsylvania. He finished with 166 points after a 85 point game against Lower Dauphin, surpassing Charlie Banks of Meyersdale and Garry Julufson of Corry who were injured or inactive. Colston powered 24 touchdowns and 28 extra points, rushing for 1,863 yards this season.
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Muddy Ruel Dies Of Heart Attack At 58
Muddy Ruel, famed pint sized catcher who helped the Nationals win a title, died of a heart attack Wednesday night and will be buried Monday. He played 19 AL seasons with six teams, managed the Browns, coached, ran a farm system, and finished 1958 as Detroit Tigers assistant to the president. Ruel, 58, batted over .300 four times and held a .276 lifetime average in 1,469 games. Also noted is a Basketball score: Los Angeles 123, Baltimore 117 in the NBA.
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Bork Breaks All Records in Final NIU Season
George Bork of Northern Illinois closed his college football career by shattering season and career passing records. He completed 43 of 68 passes for 374 attempts 244 completions 3 077 yards and 92 TDs this season. NIU meets Minerals Bowl on November 30 with no opponent named.
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Oscar Melillo Dies Former Baseball Star and Coach
Funeral services for Oscar Melillo former American League second baseman and 1938 St. Louis Browns coach will be held tomorrow at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Chicago. Melillo died at his Chicago home yesterday at age 63.
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Bears Packers Clash Sets Western Lead Showdown
Chicago hosts Green Bay in a key NFL battle to break a Western Division tie. Packers quarterback Bart Starr returns from a hand injury as John Roach is slated to start. Bears star Ronnie Bull is nursing a bruised foot while Chicago’s defense earns praise amid top marks.
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Unclear fragmentary sports schedule noted
The readable lines show a rough NFL style schedule with teams like Shae York and Cleveland and San Francisco to New, plus Baltimore at Minnesota and Philadelphia at Dallas among others. Several scores or records are garbled making precise pairing uncertain.
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Bizzarro Drawn In Ten Round Bout With Diaz
Erie junior lightweight Johnny Bizzarro earns a ten round draw against Hector Diaz of the Dominican Republic after being floored in the final round. Bizzarro, North American champion, led early but Diaz weighed 135 to 133 for Bizzarro. Prelims included Floyd Gruber stopping Jesse Keeler and Dick Wipperman outpointing Willie Williams.
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