SEC powerhouses face rugged underdogs in weekend slate
Alabama LSU and Florida, ranked in the top 10, seek wins against Mississippi State Ole Miss and Auburn as they chase SEC titles and bowls. Namath out with Sloan at QB for Mississippi State. LSU aims to avenge recent losses to Ole Miss. Florida braces for Auburn with Sidle possibly back.
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Namath Big Question On State Game Eve
Alabama quarterback Joe Namath may play as coach Paul Bryant weighs a knee injury before a Halloween night showdown with Mississippi State in Jackson. The Crimson Tide, 6 0, faces LSU, Georgia Tech, and Auburn down the stretch as Mississippi State, facing injuries, eyes a victory over its rival. A sellout crowd of 46,000 is expected for the 8 p.m. CST kickoff.
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First Alabama Florida tilt called greatest by first-time college fan
An area resident recalls attending Alabama’s homecoming against Florida, witnessing a dramatic comeback and a last minute field goal that crowned the game as one of the greatest, making her first college football experience unforgettable.
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Colorado Hosts Majority of US Top Fifty Four Peaks
Article notes that fifty four of the seventy highest mountains in the United States lie in Colorado, highlighting the state’s mountainous landscape and elevation prominence.
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Casey May Be Florida Key in Auburn Clash
Florida faces Auburn in a pivotal Southeastern Conference game as Casey aims to set pass receiving records. Spurrier, a sophomore, and a retooled Florida backfield highlight the Gators with injuries shaping both teams. A 46 000 crowd is expected at Gainesville.
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Possible Tide Irish Meet In Bluebonnet Bowl
Bluebonnet Bowl secretary Lou Hassell says Alabama and Notre Dame could play in Houston this postseason. He notes teams cannot commit until season end, but says the bowl is a contender on money weather and other factors for a December 19 game. Notre Dame officials have set Christmas qualification.
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Lakers Maintain Uneasy Western Lead After Bullets Win
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 98 to 95 in Los Angeles. Baltimore trailed 65 to 63 late in the third quarter but surged to edge the Lakers for their first win in three games while the Bullets sit at 3-5 and the Lakers hold the Western Division lead at 42.
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Falkville Blue Devils overpower Holly Pond for sixth win
Falkville improves to six wins one loss and a tie after a 25 12 road victory over Holly Pond. Fullback Loyd Collum opened with a 10 yard TD, Steve Hogan added a 2 yard score, Richard Foote rolled 28 yards for a third tally, and Dwight Aldridge finished with a 5 yard run. Holly Pond replies came on one yard runs by Bailey and Morris. Falkville reserves strong on defense with Roy Richards Charles Sandlin and others contributing.
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Hagge Leads Las Cruces Women’s Open Field
Marlene Hagge shot a 69 to lead the pro-am section of the Las Cruces Women’s Open in New Mexico. Kathy Whitworth scored 70 and Mickey Wright 71 as 30 professionals tee off in the 54 hole, $8,500 tournament at Las Cruces Country Club.
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