Rockne Still Leads All Time College Coaching Records
The piece ranks Knute Rockne as the top college coach with 105 victories in 13 seasons and a .897 winning percentage. It lists rivals and peers such as Leahy Woodruff Neyland Vaney Warner and Woodson among top coaches, noting Pop Warner's 316 victories and Stagg's 311 plus totals.
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Rose Eligible To Play But His Fate Uncertain
Pete Rose may be activated from the disabled list soon by Cincinnati as General Manager Robert Howsam and Manager Dave Bristol decide if his left thumb fracture has healed sufficiently. Ballou withheld the medical verdict while Rose, hitting .329 before the injury, says he feels fine and hopes to play by Monday in Philadelphia after injuring his thumb July 6 chasing a fly ball against the Dodgers.
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Packers boast healthy depth after night game
Green Bay showed fitness across key backs as Jim Grabowski led rushers with 47 yards on eight attempts while Bart Starr completed seven of nine passes for 58 yards. Elijah Pitts and Bob Long mixed in returns from injuries as team eyes recovery and depth.
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Palmer Wins Raddix Trophy For Low Scoring Average
Arnold Palmer repeats as winner of the Harry E. Radix Trophy with a 70.188 scoring average over 85 rounds in 1967. The Chicago announcement notes the award ceremony at Olympia Fields on Wednesday, prior to the Evans Scholars Pro-Am and the 65th Western Open starting the next day. Palmer has won the honor four times, second only to Ben Hogan.
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Durocher Attacks Umpires After Dodgers Loss
Chicago manager Leo Durocher blasted umpires Augie Donatelli and Paul Pryor after a 3-2 defeat to Los Angeles. He argued a homer was miscalled on Jim Fairey and faulted Pryor for a disputed fourth ball to Adolfo Phillips, while Zoilo Versalles later delivered the deciding run.
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Johnson Ejected Before Indians Yankees Game
Cleveland outfielder Lou Johnson was ejected by umpire Al Salerno before the Indians' game with the New York Yankees after an exchange of words. Johnson had been tossed Friday night for disputing a strike call and shouted from the Indians' dugout as lineups were exchanged, prompting Salerno to remove him prior to Saturday's start. Duke Sims moved into the Cleveland batting order.
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Levy Predicts William and Mary Receiving Strength Next Fall
Coach Marv Levy believes the Tribe will be strong at receiving with Ted Zychowski at tight end and Jim Cavanaugh at split end.
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