Cal UCLA Get Call as Winners
Cal and UCLA are featured as winners in a roundup of college football forecasts. The piece cites expected blowout margins for Southern California and notes UCLA’s anticipated triumph over Oregon State, with other major games and sporting results appearing in the Associated Press roundup.
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Brazen Kings of L A Romp to 5th Win
Los Angeles Kings suffer first setback in NHL after a 6-1 loss to the New York Rangers. The expansion club had started 5-0, with Ed Cfacomin and Vic Hadfield producing key plays and Rod Gilbert scoring his 100th goal late, ending LA’s perfect run.
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Six Backs Are Close in Yardage Race
New York AP reports NCAA statistics show six backs led by Terry Stone of New Mexico within 94 yards of each other in total offense. Others near him include Mike Phipps Purdue Jimmy Poole Davidson Roy Winters West Texas State Sal Olivas New Mexico State and Paul Toscano Wyoming. Stone also leads in passing while O J Simpson tops rushing with 1050 yards and Leroy Keys of Purdue has 72 points. Ace Hendricks New Mexico leads pass receptions with 52 and Steve Haterius West Texas State has eight interceptions.
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Cartwright Leads Navy Past Pittsburgh in Thrilling Win
Navy quarterback Cartwright, 21, accounted for 272 yards and two scores, guiding Navy to a 22-21 comeback victory over Pittsburgh. His clutch 22-yard field goal setup and late 5-yard run showcased his poise under pressure as teammates nicknamed him for the performance. The AP Back of the Week earned praise from Syracuse’s coach and Navy’s Bill Elias, who called him the country’s best quarterback and eyed an offense record.
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Solunar Tables by Richard Alien Knight
Solunar Periods listed from Richard Alden Knight’s tables guide anglers to fish or hunt during optimal times. Mayo Periods appear in bold, starting at shown times with an hour and a half after. Minor Periods in regular type indicate shorter activity windows. Central Standard Time applies.
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Conference Season Ends Friday
Ralph Bouton reports the Hope Bobcats close 4A play with Warren Lumberjacks at Hammons Stadium. Hope rides a strong defense after a Camden game, but offense remains stagnant. The contest could mark a turning point in a heated rivalry noted by an even series. Kickoff is 7:30 p.m.
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ABA Games Highlight Hot Streaks Across League
In a Tuesday ABA slate the New Jersey Americans edged Kentucky 107 104 after a late rally as Howard Bayne sealed it with foul shots. Darel Carrier led Kentucky with 38 points while Mel Daniels 36 and Terry Kunze 24 paced Minnesota. Lavern Tart scored 49 for Oakland in a 126 123 loss to Anaheim.
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Beaty Sparks Hawks To Fast NBA Start In 114 103 Win
Zelmo Beaty leads the St. Louis Hawks with 28 points as they beat Baltimore 114 103, moving to nine wins in ten games and cementing first place in the Western Division. Wall Haggard nets 31 for Seattle in a 114 104 win over Chicago, while San Francisco tops New York 108 103. Kentucky defeats New Jersey 107 104 and Minnesota tops Houston 108 91. Anaheim edges Oakland 121 123 in the Peecigan Basketball Association.
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Boxy boxing blurbs mix names and places in rough spray
A scrambled clipping from Miami mentions Tony Ventura and Jupp Elze amid fragmented lines. Names and locations appear with numbers and places like Cologne Germany and Miami, but the text is jumbled and incomplete.
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Shy rises from goat to hero for Steelers in New Orleans
Rookie Don Shy, once mocked as a goat after fumbling a punt, redeemed himself with a 33 yard touchdown and 108 rushing yards on 10 carries as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the New Orleans Saints 14 10. Shy credited blockers and noted his first punt return. His ascent from track star at San Diego State to NFL back reshapes his role amid injuries and competition.
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Hawkins Becomes Colts Starter Amid Football Season
Alex Hawkins has emerged as an end starter for the Baltimore Colts, though he prefers contributing as a substitute if it aids victory. He has already caught two touchdown passes this season, including a 95-yard receiving effort in a 17-13 win over Washington, after briefly leaving for the Falcons and returning. Hawkins started due to Ray Perkins’ leg injury, and his career has shifted from special teams to regular play while maintaining a veteran leadership role.
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Clem Daniels Sets a New AFL Record
In New York AP report Clem Daniels of Culver Farms set an AFL rushing career total of 6,008 yards, first to reach 5,000. Despite the milestone he trails season leader Kim Nance of Boston, who has 482 yards, with Mike Garrett of Kansas City close behind at 499. Houston’s Hoyle Granger slipped to fourth with 126. Len Dawson of Kansas City leads passers, while Lance Alworth of San Diego overtook Oakland’s Esquint Dixon as top receiving leader with 41 catches. Dixon and Don Maynard each have 30. Emerson Bauer scored his 13th touchdown for 78 points, with teammate Jim Turner close behind.
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Hawaii Open Meet Practice Report and Contested Tournament
Practice notes at the Hawaii Open Meet on the Walalae course under a par 72 setup. Mentions a $100,000 prize and anticipated competition with several players and local fans in attendance.
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McCormick Wins Cy Young in Comeback Year
Mike McCormick, catcher? No, pitcher, named National League Comeback Player of the Year and Cy Young Award winner for 1997. He praised the honor at his Mountain View home near Candlestick Park, calling it the pinnacle of his career and noting his family's happiness. The Baseball Writers Association of America announced the award on Tuesday.
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Basketball Scores And Tonight’s NBA Results
The Associated Press reports Tuesday results: St Louis 114 over Baltimore 103 and San Francisco 108 over New York 103. Seattle 114 defeated Chicago 104. Tonight’s games list St Louis at Cincinnati and San Francisco at Detroit among others with several AFL ABA matchups noted.
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Young equestrian aims for U S team at Madison Square Garden
New York AP reports 5 is a determined Southern Hines University sophomore eager to join the United States Equestrian Team. She paused college to focus on riding, while Snow Cap, her 1 year old grey gelding, won a first open Jumper class at the National Horse Show.
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Giants Offense Shines As NFL Standouts Highlight Week
New York's offense leads NFL averaging 392 yards per game amid 38 44 win over Cleveland. Green Bay defenses hold opponents to 212 total yards and 92 passing yards per game, while St Louis and Los Angeles top rushing and passing categories respectively.
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Noble Now Thinking It Pays Too Noble Now Thinking
AP report from Atlanta notes Tommy Noble of the Falcons facing a season with renewed thinking on payoffs. Details on game results and defensive honors are mixed with unclear lines, but the piece highlights Noble weighing payoffs, team performance, and recent football activity.
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