Bears Clinch Win Over Courtland Hawks 18-12
Austin bears defense stifles Courtland as Gary French intercepts twice and Jimmy Newton scores twice on short runs. Newton adds a third rushing TD and Tommy White provides key 16 yard run. Late Hawks surge halted. French sustains injury likely out for season.
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Match Play Tourney For Nicklaus Palmer
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, rivals in American golf, begin a brand of play they have nearly forgotten as they head to Virginia Water England for the event. The feature match represents a departure from standard stroke play in favor of head to head competition.
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Navy Tech Encounter Prompts Questions on Staubach
Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd questions if independence from the SEC would be easier than fixing a sputtering yet unbeaten attack. Football fans wonder how Navy will fare without Heisman winner Roger Staubach as they meet tonight in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Tokyo Games Open With Sellout Crowd Amid Global Excitement
The Tokyo Olympic Games launch with a sellout 72,000 in the National Stadium and high black market prices up to 500 dollars for ceremonial seats. North Korea and Indonesia withdraw, Ecuador skips due to internal disputes, while nearly 8,000 athletes from 95 nations begin the largest modern games.
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Navy vs Georgia Tech opens after 17 years gap. Staubach out
Navy resumes competition with Georgia Tech for the first time in 17 years as All-America quarterback Staubach, 1963 Heisman winner, sits out with an ankle injury. Bruce Bickel steps in to face Wayne Hardin's agile, mobile, hostile Tech while Dodd worries about dropped passes, illegal motion, and fumbling after Clemson.
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Ken Still Leads Sunset Camellia Open
Sunset City California AP reports Ken Still shot the finest golf of his brief pro career to carry a two stroke lead into the second round of the Sunset Camellia Open as of today. The autumn equinox occurred at 7 17 p m Eastern Standard Time on September 22.
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Falkville Net Forfeit Win Over Hazel Green
Falkville defeated Hazel Green by forfeit after a scheduling mix up left last night’s game unplayed. The Alabama High School Athletic Association ruled the forfeit, giving Falkville a victory that boosts their record to four wins and one tie before the Homecoming game with Meek.
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