Showdown Battles Loom In College Football Circuit
Nationally televised Week ends with Ohio State and Notre Dame seeking big wins. Texas hosts Arkansas in SWC clash while Syracuse travels to Penn State. Alabama visits Tennessee with Namath out, LSU at Kentucky, Georgia at Florida State, and many top spots on the line across conferences.
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Rockets Meet Thunderbirds in Huntsville Showdown
The Rockets travel to Huntsville to face the Daytona Beach Thunderbirds in a Southern Professional Football League contest. Daytona Beach leads the league at 8 1 1 while the Rockets seek revenge for a 21 14 loss in September and aim to keep the Thunderbirds from a win.
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Alabama and Tennessee Clash in Key SEC Showdown
Alabama with Namath or Sloan at quarterback faces Tennessee led by Galiffa. Injuries dampen both sides as Canale, Mills, Bird, Fisher, Reynolds, and Ackermann battle through illnesses. Kickoff in Knoxville at 2 p.m. est with about 50,000 fans expected.
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Television Schedule Snapshot and Listings
A dense Saturday night broadcast grid runs from 4:00 to 8:30 PM with hours of cartoons soap operas westerns and game shows listed alongside live sports coverage including college football and professional segments. Sunday slate covers morning religious programs and afternoon features with familiar hosts and series noted across daytime hours.
Pigeon Charlie Charms Tokyo Stadium Crowd
A famed Tokyo Olympic spectacle features Charlie the pigeon as the only creature without a ticket. He perches near events watches track races and even dodges javelins while becoming a good luck mascot for athletes and fans alike.
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Americans Field Men Set to Break Records in Tokyo
America's top track and field athletes head to competition after Sharon Stouder, a 15 year old from Glendora California, steals the spotlight with a third Olympic medal. Fred Hansen and Dallas Long expected to boost USA dominance as the nation tops 42 medals led by relay and swimming successes.
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Yogi Berra Fired As Yankees Manager In Black Friday Shakeup
New York AP Yogi Berra loses Yankees manager post after one season as Ralph Houk announces Berra accepts two year special consultant role. The move follows Johnny Keane resignation at St Louis after World Series win over New York.
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Keane Resigns as Cardinals Manager After World Series
Johnny Keane resigns as St. Louis Cardinals manager effective after the last NL championship game. The 53 year old skipper said he and his wife had decided Sept 28 after leading the club to its first world title in 18 years.
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Soccer Saints Go Strong in Second St Bernard Season
At St Bernard College the Soccer Saints under Coach Franey opened with three wins 6-0 5-2 and 2-1 over Bryan Oglethorpe with veterans and freshmen blending for a fast break style. Defenders Benevides Bloom Stringfellow and fullbacks Sclovesky Rooney anchor play while goalie Isbell fuels the attack with Chiozza Doud Cusack on multiple fast breaks.
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