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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1967
Page
18
Preparations accelerate as teams inch closer to the Rose Bowl showdown. Coaches discuss lineups and travel plans while organizers finalize schedule details and security arrangements for a week of events surrounding the game.
Top ranked UCLA faces No 4 USC in Los Angeles with Rose Bowl berth and possible national title on the line while Indiana and Minnesota duel in Minneapolis for the other Rose Bowl spot Purdue could miss due to Big Ten rules. Army bows out of postseason.
West Point will not accept a postseason bowl invitation after Secretary of the Army Stanley Resor prohibits Army from playing in any bowl game. The Cadets, 7-1, had been eyed for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans but the order shifts focus to the upcoming game against Navy while Sugar Bowl officials seek other candidates.
High indi vidual game Daisy Stephens led with a standout score while Esther Hale topped the high set at 520. Countr ousine a claimed the high team game and the Country 1 League led, with a second place tie at 33 15. In the Go Getters League Mary Puckett and Peggy Whitt led individual honors, with Cedar Lodger and Katz as runners up in team play. The Classic League saw Howard Slate post 236 in the high game and 656 in the high set, while O Henry Lanes posted the top team score 1039 and 2910 for the high team set. Allied Roofing followed in second place.
AP sports column by Jack Hand predicts NFL and AFL games with selections for Baltimore over Detroit, Los Angeles over Atlanta, St. Louis over Chicago, Green Bay over San Francisco, Dallas over Washington, New York over Pittsburgh, Buffalo over Denver, Oakland over Miami, and Kansas City over San Diego. Houston has a bye.
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