Buckeyes Favored In Season Opener With Tar Heels
Ohio State, coached by Woody Hayes, opens the 1965 season at home versus North Carolina in a marquee intersectional clash. The Buckeyes are a two-touchdown favorite behind a veteran offense and strong defense led by Ike Kelley Tom Bugel and Bill Ridder. North Carolina, led by quarterback Danny Talbott, comes off a 31-24 loss to Michigan and aims to improve against Ohio State’s powerful front seven.
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Poser For Clemson: Where Will Davis Be?
Virginia quarterback Bob Davis may play halfback against Clemson, with Tiger coach Frank Howard watching closely. Davis could switch roles as Hodges leads Cavaliers, while South Carolina plots tweaks for Duke. Wake Forest aims for better running game at NC State and Maryland opens at home versus Ohio State.
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Sugar Ray Plans Movie Career After Boxing Comeback
Sugar Ray Robinson, 44, former welterweight champion, eyes two films in six months and a Broadway stint while reflecting on his past as a lighter weight ruler and entertainer. In a recent bout, he dominated Young Walcott of Bridgeport with judges scoring 50-41, 49-41, and 49-142 as referee Zack Calton officiated.
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Bulldogs Return Home to Host Reynolds in Key 4-A Battle
Thomasville High School aims for a third win in four starts as the Bulldogs meet R. J. Reynolds of Winston-Salem tonight at Memorial Park Stadium at 8 p.m. Reynolds, led by Herman Bryson in his first year, relies on a single wing offense while rebuilding after key losses from last year’s state championship squad.
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Era of Ara Opens With Irish Ramp Over California
Notre Dame under Ara Parseghian shows strong line play and Zioch at quarterback. The Irish overpower California 48 to 4 as Purdue faces a heavier blocking unit and the top ten rivalries loom.
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Associated Press
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Quarterbacks Ready To Throw At 3 P.M.
High Point Central visits Fayetteville in a non conference clash seeing Ken Rhyne lead the Bison against Fayetteville’s Roger Gain and Mike Morgan. Wilson notes High Point may be the best foe Fayetteville faces, while Fayetteville's lineup features Morgan at tailback and Loy at blocking back.
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Whitfield hits ninth homer as Indians edge Yankees
By the Associated Press Fred Whitfield of the Indians hit his ninth homer of the season off Yankees pitching to power a 2-1 Cleveland victory. In Philadelphia, Jim Bunning and Chris Short each went the distance for their 18th wins as the Phillies swept a doubleheader from the Cubs 11-5 and 7-4.
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