Eagles Rally Past Giants Behind Walik Returns
Philadelphia defeats New York 23-20 as Billy Walik 1 pound rookie returns kicks for 146 yards including a 57 yard rush and 45 yard return. Walik's speed helped the Eagles seize momentum ending New York’s six game win streak and dropping the Giants into a tie for second in the NFC East.
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Irish Toppled To Third Spot In AP College Football Poll
Ohio State moved to No. 2 after a 20-9 win over Michigan, pushing Notre Dame from No. 2 to No. 4. Texas remained top with 20 first place votes. Nebraska rose to No. 3, while LSU and Arkansas followed, and others include Tennessee, Michigan, Arizona State, and Mississippi in the top ranks.
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ASU Accepts Peach Bowl Invite Despite Georgia Teaser
Arizona State, ranked ninth and riding a 15 game win streak, accepts an invitation to play in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta on December 39 with no opponent named yet. Peach Bowl also eyed Georgia if Georgia beats Georgia Tech in Athens to end the regular season.
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Delaware Captures Lambert Cup Again
New York AP reports the University of Delaware won the Lambert Cup for the third straight year as an Eastern middle-sized college ice team. The Blue Hens beat Bucknell 42 to 7 and edged Rochester by two points in voting, earning five firsts and three seconds. Delaware to receive the cup December 11 at the awards luncheon.
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Spartansburg Men First To Report Snow Scene
Snow covered the scene including the camera lens as two Spartansburg men bravely reported first on the event. Their eyewitness account highlights the unusual weather and its impact on daily life. The report emphasizes quick, on site observations and local response to the unexpected snow.
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Coach Reviews 1970 Cross Country Season
Hy Daley reviews Corry Area High School's 1970 cross country season highlighting Gary Whiteley and Larry Marsh as standout performers. Whiteley ran 30 consecutive meets, a team best, while Marsh, a first year senior, posted a 16:23 on the Gogry course and emerged as a top contributor. The piece notes other runners’ efforts, talks of potential for 1971, and the coach’s optimistic outlook despite a dip in overall team performance.
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Plunkett and Theismann Lead Heisman Favoritism
Stanford's Jim Plunkett and Notre Dame's Joe Theismann were the early favorites for the Heisman Trophy as college football’s top performer. Mississippi’s Archie Manning, sidelined by a wrist injury, began the season as a leading contender alongside Plunkett. The Downtown Athletic Club awards the trophy, with 1,242 electors voting. results due after balloting ends. Plunkett leads in total offense and passing yards, averaging 263.5 yards per game with 2,715 passing yards and 18 TDs in 11 games.
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Prefontaine Leads NCAA Cross Country Duel for Team Title
At William and Mary Oregon unofficially led the team standings with 86 points, Villanova 88, as controversy swirled over placement of a Villanova runner. Donald Walsh was runner up to Prefontaine in the six mile race and Villanova disputed the results pending a second look at places 0 through 69. Texas El Paso placed third, with Indiana, Western Michigan, Missouri, and Michigan State trailing.
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Al Long tops city bowling with 258 in Marine Classic
Al Long shot 258 in the Marine Classic League last night to lead the city bowling standings. He added two 189s for a 2636 series as other high scores surfaced from Crosby's Garden Canter and Haraware leagues, featuring Vince Montor 213 Seony Blakeslee 204 and G Bloom 704 among results.
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