Ohio State Still No.1 In College Rankings
The AP top seven held steady with Ohio State at No.1 after a 35-0 win over Michigan State. Alabama, Oklahoma, Notre Dame, Penn State, LSU, UCLA, and Nebraska filled the upper ranks as UCLA moved ahead of Southern California and Nebraska climbed to seventh. Texas routed Baylor 42-6 and rose from fifth to ninth.
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Werschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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Kemp Eyes State Scoring Title After 93 Yard Return
Gerald Kemp of Wakefield ended his bid for the Group AAA scoring crown with a 93-yard kickoff return in a 22 19 loss to Robinson. He totaled 114 points on 18 touchdowns and six extra points, edging a crowded field that includes Mel Collins and Tommy Graves at 102. Other leaders and notable finishes across the AAA scene are noted, with Lucida, Swartz, Coles, and Sanders among top scorers, and Munford scoring five touchdowns in a big Armstrong win as the season winds down.
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Kemp
Robinson
Mel Collins
Woodson
Tommy Graves
Lake Taylor
Collins
Graves
Mike Lucida
Annandale
Fairfax
Lucida
AAA
Mike Swartz
Marlinsville
Roscoe Coles
Bayside
Wayne Sanders
T. C. Williams
Swartz
Laurel Park
Sanders
Hayfield
Coles
Princess Anné
Marvin Dixon
Petersburg
Henry Jefferson
Thomas Dale
Carey Casey
Andrew Lewis
Russell Davis
Woodbridge
Davis
Jefferson
Dinwiddie
Casey
Bluefield
W. Va
Dixon
Nathan Munford
Armstrong
Munford
Alvin Cauthorn
Lafayette
John Butz
Russell Henderson
Amherst
Cauthorn
Butz
Henderson
Eddie Jones
Martinsville
Cliff Porter
Thomas Jefferson
Jimmy Pittman
Meadowbrook
Ben Newell
Danville
Chris Coyer
Rach
Phil Logan
Liberty Bowl Targets Kansas NC State for Dec 17 Game
Liberty Bowl executive director Bud Dudley said Kansas and North Carolina State are the first choice for the December 17 matchup. Officials plan to attend Kansas vs Oklahoma and NC State vs Duke games Saturday, with potential bowl decisions by Saturday evening. Tulane Houston and Missouri are also being considered. Kansas holds a 6 2 1 record while NC State is 6.
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Bud Dudley
Dudley
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Wolfpack
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Tulane
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Midshipmen
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NFL Players Hit Artificial Turf Heat and Injuries
Washington AP report notes NFLPA leaders and players including Bradie Owens Curry Keating Wilbur Burman Kern Hoaglin oppose artificial turf. They cite heat, hardness, and injuries with cases of heat prostration and several players knocked out on the hot surface. Curry speeches on alternatives follow one-day league conference.
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John Brodie
San Francisco 4Gers
Brig Owens
Washington Redskins
National Football League Players Association
Players Union
NFLPA
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Houston Oilers
Bradie
Owens
Curry
Tom Keating
Pittsburgh Steelers
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George Burman
Rex Kern
Fred Hoaglin
Baltimore Colts
Keating
Brooke
Roman
Gabriel
Los Angeles
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland Browns
Brodie
Minami
Dolphins
Flguston Astrodome
Jim Mitchell Sponsors Needy Children Through SCF
Danville native Jim Mitchell star defensive end for the Detroit Lions sponsors two needy children through Save the Children Federation. He supports a southern Black child and a Brooklyn Inner Cities girl, funding schooling and basic needs while maintaining updates and letters. Mitchell, a Virginia State alumnus, has a long history of football and community service.
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Danville
Jim Mitchell
Detroit Lions
Save the Children Federation
SCF
International Child Welfare Organization
Norwalk
Connecticut
New York
Sunset Park
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Virginia State
Virginia
Appalachia
Federation
U.S. State Department Advisory Committee On
International Union For Child Welfare
The
American Council of Voluntary Agencies For Foreign Service
International Council of Voluntary Agencies
Steelers cry foul after 17 9 win over Raiders
Steelers accuse Raiders of dirty tricks in Sundays 17 to 9 victory. Allegations include a slow official clock, greasy jerseys, a deflated ball and obscenity on a ball seam. Dan Rooney said the NFL office would review the claims while Steeler players defended their win.
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Gary Mihoces
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
National Football League
Oakland Raiders
Steeler
Dan Rooney
Oakland
Raider
Ray Mansfield
Mansfield
Art McNally
Rooney
Chuck Noll
Daryle) Lamonica
Mike Siani
Noll
Joe Greene
Andy Russell
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