Southern Cal Tops AP Football Poll After Upset Win
Southern Cal rises to No.1 in the AP major college football poll as Purdue drops to fifth and Ohio State, Penn State, and Kansas fill the top group. Simpson scores three touchdowns in USC 27-24 victory over Stanford while Ohio State defeats Purdue 13-0. Kansas moves from sixth to fourth after beating Nebraska 23-13. Notre Dame slips to sixth after beating Northwestern 27-7.
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Moulton Teams Set for Hatton Night of Youth Basketball
The Moulton Midgets and Pee Wees host Hatton here tonight. The Midget game starts at 6 30 and the Pee Wee game follows immediately afterward.
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U S Captures Two Olympic Gold Medals
Sean Hines and Randy Matson won gold for the United States as the Games opened in Mexico City. Hines clocked 9.9 in the 100 meters, Matson won the shot put, while Vladimir Golubnichiy led Russia in the 20-kilometer walk and other events produced mixed results for both nations.
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New Presidents Happy With Players They Got In Draft
San Diego Padres president Buzzy Bavasi and Montreal Expos president John McHale praise their expansion draft selections. Both clubs paid $10 million entry costs and $333,333.33 per player as they pursued youth for the Padres and veteran mix for the Expos.
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Raider Bees Roll Over Austin in Lopsided Win
Decatur's "B" team dominated the game scoring from multiple directions and quarters to defeat the Austin Black Bears 27 to 7. TDs were tallied by Billy Charles Steve Dutton Don Davis and Don Freeman with Wayne Moseley scoring Austin's lone touchdown.
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