Notre Dame Leads AP Poll After Navy Blowout
Notre Dame rose to first in the AP major college football poll with 460 points, edging Ohio State 424. The Irish, 6-0 and aiming for their first unbeaten season since 1953, beat Navy 40-0 while Ohio State narrowly beat Iowa 21-19.
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Wittenberg Retains Top Spot in AP Small College Poll
The unbeaten Wittenberg Tigers stay No. 1 with 139 points after routing Ohio Wesleyan 40 7. Prairie View Texas and Florida A M hold second and third with 104 and 102 points respectively amid strong showings.
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George Washington Gains In Football Statistics
George Washington University rose in several statistical measures after a 17 to 14 win over Cincinnati. The Colonials lead in some categories with a 37.3 rushing and overall averages, overtaking former leaders Virginia Tech.
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Feathered Head Name Origin Clue in Bird Breeding Note
The passage discusses a bird named for its stark white head and notes its breeding habitat. It mentions the conspicuous bald appearance and implies a linkage between the name and head feathering as part of its identification.
Robertson Out With Eye Injury
Cincinnati Royals star Oscar Robertson may miss three NBA games after an eye injury Sunday night when a Pistons player jammed a finger into his left eye. The wound required 10 stitches and caused a mild contusion to the outer eye. The specialist said the outlook is good and Robertson is recuperating at home.
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Substitution Rule Draws Disfavor
Veteran coaches from Ivy League to Western Conference oppose sideline play calling. Blaik says directing plays from the bench harms quarterback confidence and disrupts continuity. Donelli notes coaching depends on the quarterback and pro experience shows players resist constant guidance from the sideline.
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Chris Made History in New York Baseball Debut
Chris broke new ground as the first major league batter to face Japan’s Masinori. The 20 year old hurler struck out two of the four batters he faced while the Giants played in New York.
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Shrine Bowl roster set for Dec 5 game in Charlotte
Shu Carlton of Gastonia Ashley announced the North Carolina Shrine Bowl football roster for the December 5 game in Charlotte. The 26th annual clash supports the Shrine Crippled Children's Hospital in Greenville, with practice set to begin November 28.
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Women Bowling Roundup Highlights Local League Action
Action in the Ladies Traveling League features High Point Lanes atop at 10-2 with Laverne Miller 173 season average and 522 series in Winston-Salem. Fair Lanes College Village shows strong at 8-4 with top players Hada White and Faye Smith. Twilight League led by Dee Poston 231 game and 175 average. Embler 574 series. Deadwood and Hi-Lighters Leagues note Jessie Hemric 226 game and Louise Brandon 520 set. Reminder: Headpin Tournament registration closes tomorrow at 1. High Point Lanes and Fair Lanes Col e i
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SEC May Ask Tulane To Quit
The Birmingham Post-Herald reports the SEC likely will ask Tulane to resign from the conference at its January Atlanta meeting. The move follows Tulane failing to meet the required six SEC football games in 1966, per Article 10 of by laws. Tulane officials deny any official word or withdrawal plans. Tulane has not won a league game since 1961, losing 24 of 26.
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Veteran teacher nets ace at age 72 in Danville golf
Danville Kentucky AP reports retired teacher J H Biles at 72 won a golf prize for fun and exercise. Two months later he scored a 3150 yard hole in one at Le Aire Country Club claiming the course record for the ace.
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