Army Navy game draws Ford as crowd tops ninety thousand
The Army Navy football clash at John F. Kennedy Stadium draws over 90,000 with President Ford attending, a rarity since 1962. Navy is favored eight points despite identical 3-7 records, Army leading the series 36-326. Yale hosts 1974 75 wrestling opener with Connecticut and Massachusetts. Jim Bennett, Ivy League second team All-Ivy, begins junior season aiming for a 14 2 record at 150.
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Pitt Cagers Play Today
Pitt opens the regular season by hosting Ohio Northern after reaching the NCAA Eastern Regional finals last season. The Panthers aim to build on a 25 4 record while facing a schedule featuring NC State and other 1974 75 NCAA contenders.
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WFL Playoffs National TV Matchups Highlight Week
Fragmented sports brief lists matchups and scores across states including Florida Hawaii Hawaii Memphis and California. Mentions World Bowl and national TV coverage with dates in November and December.
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Hunters Ready as 12 Day Deer Season Opens in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Game Commission expects about 850 000 hunters to take to the woods at dawn for a 12 day deer season amid rising food costs. Assistant chief Gerald Chirkpatrick says more hunters may go afield, and the commission warns poachers or unlicensed hunters face a $200 fine, double prior penalties.
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Mercyhurst and West Georgia roll to big Erie Classic wins
Mercyhurst blasted Western New England 114 to 67 as Jesse Campbell scored 20 and Curtis Hixon, Smoke Jones hit from outside. West Georgia defeated Maryland Eastern Shore 93 to 67 with Alan Gustavel and Sam Christian delivering inside and outside scoring.
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Jabbar Leads Bucks Past Kings In 102 99 Win
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 37 points as the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Kansas City-Omaha Kings 102 99. Archibald led KC O with 20 points but shot poorly amid tight Bucks defense. Other NBA results included Bullets over Braves 96 93 Knicks over Celtics 96 86 SuperSonics over 76ers 121 119 in OT Hawks over Rockets 96 91 and Lakers over Jazz 127 122.
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Alabama Defeats Auburn to Stay Unbeaten in 1966
Coach Bear Bryant praises Alabama as the nation's top team after a 17-13 win over Auburn. The 11-0 Tide earns a fourth straight SEC title and prepares for an Orange Bowl rematch with Notre Dame. Texas Longhorns also roll past Texas A&M 32-3, aiding Baylor’s Cotton Bowl bid.
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Pirates Clobber Eisenhower 80 to 47 in Cup Opener
Clymer Pirates, coached by Bob Winner, dominated Eisenhower from the start, jumping to an 8-0 lead and extending to a 32 point halftime cushion. Rusty Buesink led with 17 points on 8 of 15 shooting as the balanced lineup hit 59 percent in the first half and 47 percent overall.
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National Football League American Conference Eastern
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Koestner Shines With 256 610 in Local Bowling Tornado
George Koestner led local bowling action scoring a 256 single and 610 series to claim top honors at Bowl Aire Mint Doubles. The day’s results featured high scores, handicapped entries, and the usual Friday afternoon circuit, with players from Lawrence Airport Bleacher Co and nearby clubs noted among the standings.
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High school cage results and upcoming college games
Greenville upset Girard 87 to 40 while prep 61 beat Buffalo Baker 35. Bradford routed Fairview 72 to 8 and Conneaut Valley beat Saegertown 79 to 62. Lineups include Northwestern 54 over Cleveland St Ed 55 and McDowell 3. Brockway 66 over Brookville 41. Lakeview 82 over Cranterty 40. DuBois 5, Oliver 51 edged Clymer 80 to 47. East Forest 78 defeated Youngsville 72, Grove City 58 over Oil City 32. ERIE CLASSIC finals feature W New England vs Maryland East at 7 pm and Mercyhurst vs West Georgia at 9 pm. Other games Walsh at Gannon Behrend at Roberts Wesleyan Ohia Northern at Pitt.
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