Shrine Bowl Palmettoes Pick 66 For Dec 7 Classic
South Carolina selects 66 players totaling 6329 pounds for Shrine Bowl at Charlotte on December 7. Palmetto roster includes 21 linemen averaging just under 200 pounds and 12 backs averaging 176. North Carolina roster to be announced later. Proceeds go to Shrine Greenville hospital for crippled children.
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Tar Heels Take ACC Offensive Lead After Miami Outburst
NC's Tar Heels rebound from a loss to Clemson with a 440 yard offensive surge against Miami boosting their season average to 333.2 yards per game and making UNC the top ACC passing and total offense. Clemson tops ACC defense and rushing offense as the Tigers pace the league in several categories.
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Patton Smith Lead Carolina Golf Association Team
Walker Cup players Billy Joe Patton Morganton and Charlie Smith Gastonia head the 2 man CGA team to face the Virginia State Golf Association amateurs in the Captain's Put ter competition in Pinehurst NC over Saturday and Sunday. A dozen four ball matches Saturday and 24 singles Sunday will be played all on the No 2 course. The roster includes Jack Crist Dr Bob Watson David Griffith Billy Joe Patton J B Mc Combs Jr Horace Ervin Ed Justa Dillard Trayn ham Sam Mersh Jim Fearing Edison Foard W S Terrell and others.
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Woodruff Dodd mend fences over sleeper play
National Grid Outlook reports Woodruff and Bobby Dodd have reconciled after weeks of tension over a controversial sleeper play. They signed to extend the Tennessee Tech series through 1970, signaling friendly terms as Michigan State and Ole Miss leaders weigh Rose Bowl fate amid Big Ten and bowl dynamics.
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Clemson USC Tilt Already Has Verbal Smokescreen
Clemson and South Carolina prepare for their clash in Columbia with verbal smoke signals. Clemson, the ACC’s most improved, enters as favorite while South Carolina carries a 1-6-1 record and recent losses. Coaches comment on parity and stakes loom for conference threats and divisional races.
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Palm Springs Golf Classic purse raises to 100000 dollars
Palm Springs California announces the fifth annual Palm Springs Golf Classic purse increased to 100000 dollars. Classic President Robert P. McCulloch said the tournament opens January 29.
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Karras Keeps Ties With Lions From Bar Stool
Former Detroit Lions defensive star Alex Karras, suspended for betting, watches games from Lindell AC in Detroit where he also co-owns a bar. He says he may return to football action someday, though the indefinite ban remains and Rozelle will not reopen the case soon.
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Papa Bear May Need Brand New War Plan For Steelers
Chicago Bears owner George Halas faces a tough four week stretch with games against San Francisco Los Angeles Detroit and Minnesota as they chase a playoff berth. The Bears 9 1 beat Green Bay 26 7 and coach Halas praised the Steelers as the league’s toughest foe. Giants Cardinals Browns race in the East remains unsettled with a key Sunday showdown after a 38 21 win over the Cardinals earlier season.
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Staubach likened to Wyatt Earp by Navy coach
Navy coach Wayne Hardin called Roger Staubach extraordinary after praising his all around excellence. He compared Staubach to Johnny Unitas and Y A Tittle, saying the junior from Cincinnati is the best he has seen and will be a great naval officer. He noted a Duke game play where Staubach avoided a loss and gained 45 yards.
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VPI Favored Over VMI In Thanksgiving Showdown
The Associated Press notes Virginia Tech appears the logical pick to win the Southern Conference title facing VMI on Thanksgiving in Roanoke. VMI, once a clear favorite, has struggled but showed late strength with a 33-8 victory at Lexington, yet remains 4-2 in conference and 3-4 overall. If VMI upset Tech, it would be the first conference champion crowned with new league ties.
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Longhorns Remain Top of AP College Football Poll
The Associated Press ranking shows Texas at No. 1 with 503 points and 45 first-place votes, followed by Navy at No. 2 with 423, and Mississippi at No. 3. Alabama, Illinois, Auburn, Nebraska and others stay in the top ten after a weekend where all top ten teams won. Navy faces Army on Nov. 30, a win likely widening bowl bids including Cotton.
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Sonny Jurgensen Clears Return to Full Practice
Philadelphia quarterback Sonny Jurgensen, sidelined four weeks with a right shoulder separation, has been cleared to begin full practice with the NFL's Eagles. The move signals a forthcoming return to game action as team officials confirm progress in his rehabilitation and readiness for contact drills.
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Organizational Meeting Set In City Cage Loop
City Recreation Department announces an organizational meeting for all city sponsored basketball leagues. The meeting is Wednesday at 5 pm at the Parks and Recreation Department Offices on Nathan Hunt Drive. All interested in entering a team are urged to attend. Leagues play nightly at City Lake Gym.
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