Jax State Ties For First In Gulf South Standings
Northwestern Louisiana and Jacksonville State share the lead at 1-0 in the Gulf South Conference after Week One action. Demons beat Stephen F. Austin 20-7, JSU won 31-0 over Nicholls State, with Nicholls State also beating Ouachita Baptist 12-7 in league play.
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Gamecocks
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Nicholls
Thibodaux
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Troy State
Austin Peay
Livingston
Southern State of Arkansas
Middle Tennesse
Tennesse-Martin
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Florence State
Henderson State
Mississippi College
Northwestern
Donald Johnson
Johnson
Indians win with sixth homer by player in big NL game
Indians push four runs on sixth and seventh homers as Joe Coleman allows six hits in a win over Milwaukee. Felipe Alou belts a two run shot for New York to beat Baltimore. Sparky Lyle notches his 34th save. Catfish Hunter earns his 20th win as Oakland defeat Texas. Messersmith holds Chicago to three hits in White Sox loss. Manager comments reflect tough road ahead.
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Joe Coleman
Brewers
Felipe Alou
Yanks
Orioles
Sparky Lyle
Fritz Peterson
Lyle
Felipe
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Rangers
Gene Tenace
A’s
Andy Messersmith
Angels
Chicago
White Sox
USC Leads in Upset-Free Win and Week’s Surprises
USC, buoyed by Jimmy LeDoux three first-half touchdowns and Bert Jones two scoring passes, rolled past LSU. Nebraska overwhelmed Texas A&M with 252 rushing and 266 passing yards as Dave Hamm scored twice and threw another TD. Purdue fell to Bowling Green 17-14 on Don Taylor s late field goal, while Michigan, Washington, Arizona State, Baylor, Mississippi, and Florida State posted wins in a weekend of Big Ten and national action.
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Florence
Florence State
Charles Clanton
Tennessee-Martin
Middle Tennessee
Pacers
Southwestern
Mark Speyrer
Robbie Juul
Southeastern Louisiana
Southeastern
Jay Lang
Howard Henderson
Henderson State
Lewis Pryor
Pryor
Henderson
Ray Reynolds
Ronnie Young
Larry Thompson
Jimmy LeDoux
Bert Jones
LeDoux
LSU
Nebraska
Texas A&m
Dave Hamm
Emory Bellard
Bowling Green
Purdue
Don Taylor
Don Nehlen
Michigan
Northwestern
Dennis Franklin
Wolverines
Bo Rather
Sonny Sixkiller
Tom Scott
Washington
Duke
Arizona State
Houston
Dan White
Steve Holden
Woody Green
Georgia
Baylor
Bears
Norris Weese
Mississippi
Memphis State
Florida State
Miami
Fla
Gary Huff
Jets Dominate Bills as Namath-Ted Duo Shines
Jets win 41 24 over Bills with Namath tossing three TD passes to Gene Washington and Emerson Boozer scoring three times. Riggins gains 125 yards with a late run while Riggin remarks on improvement.
Royals Rally In 10th To Beat Twins In Ordeal
California scored unearned runs on two errors by Luis Alvarado as Chuck Tanner watched. Wilbur Wood faltered in his bid for win number 25 and took his 14th loss. Kansas City built a 6-0 lead, Minnesota tied it with three in the eighth and three in the ninth, then the Royals pushed four across in the 10th on Fred Patek s double, Joe Keough s two run single and John Mayberry s sacrifice fly.
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Chuck Tanner
Luis Alvarado
California
Wilbur Wood
Kansas City
Twins
Royals
Fred Patek
Joe Keough
John Mayberry
Mississippi Johnny Rebs Rank Second in Long Run
Mississippi's Johnny Rebs rank second among major college football teams for the last 25 years since 1947 with 195 victories 59 defeats and 12 ties for a .753 percentage beginning the 1972 season. Oklahoma tops with 200 59 5 for a .767 mark.
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University
Miss Mississippi
Johnny Rebs
Oklahoma
Nastase Wins Seattle International Tennis Crown
Ilie Nastase of Romania defeated Tom Gorman 6-4 3-6 6-3 to win the Seattle International Tennis Classic and the $10,000 Rainier Cup, following his U S Open title. Ross Case and Geoff Masters beat Jean Chanteau and Wadenaro Godzella for doubles, while Bob Hewitt defeated Jaime Fillol for third. Douglas Magill is Fordham rifle captain.
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Seattle
Ilie Nastase
Romania
Tom Gorman
Forest Hills
N.Y
Ross Case
Geoff Masters
Australia
Jean Chanteau
Wadenaro Godzella
France
Gorman
Nastase
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Jaime Fillol
Chile
Gridiron Forecast Contest Rules and Entry Details
The Decatur Daily outlines how to submit weekly gridiron picks with x marks for winners and ties, includes mailing and deadline instructions, eligibility rules, prizes, bonuses, and judge finality. It specifies mailing to Box 1577, Alabama, and states 4 p.m. Friday deadline, notification by Monday.
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Decatur Daily
P. D
Decatur
Alabama
The
Dally
Television Schedule Snapshot From 1960s Local Guide
A dense listing of TV time slots shows shows and programs across hours from 6 to 7 and beyond. It names games like The Price Is Right and Jeopardy, soap operas, variety shows, and children's programs with stations or blocks noted. The document reads as a historical schedule fragment with many program titles and times.
Best Bets Monday October 25 Run Up And Down These Streets
A special schedule lists films and times for Monday including The World The Flesh and the Devil 1959 and Sky Commando 1953 with Doris Day and Dan Duryea among others. Notes show multiple color listings and channel details for afternoon and evening viewing.
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Rowan and Martin
Doris Day
Brian Keith
Harr Belafonte
Inger Stevens
SKY Commando
Dan Duryea
Frances Gifford
Bonzo
Maureen O'Sullivan
Irene Ryan
Quality First Golf Classic Top 20 Payouts In Waco
In Waco Texas the Quality First Golf Classic lists top 20 money winners and scores. Notables include Sandra Haynie 69 69 68 total 206 earning 3000 while Mariene Hagge net 210 and Kathy Whitworth 211 earning 1775. The full field spans many players with varying scores and winnings.
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Tex
Sandra Haynie
Mariene Hagge
Kathy Whitworth
Shelly Hamlin
JoAnn Prentice
Judy Rankin
Joan Carner
Kathy Ahern
Sue Roberts
Betty Burtevidt
Jocelyn Baurassa
Cathy Duggan
Jane Blalock
Sharon Miller
Sandra Palmer
Califford Ann Creed
Mary Mills
Marilynn Smith
Karthy Farrer
Margie Masters
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