Texas and Navy Top AP Poll With Small Change
Texas holds first place in the AP Top Ten with 503 points and 45 first place votes, Navy second with 423 points and six first place votes. Mississippi, Michigan State, Pittsburgh, Oklahoma, Alabama, Illinois, Auburn and Nebraska fill the rest as teams hold steady after a weekend of wins. Navy faces Army on November 20, a win potentially fueling Cotton Bowl bids.
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Chargers Patriots Lead in AFL Team Statistics
NEW YORK AP The streaking San Diego Chargers and the Boston Patriots continued to top the AFL team statistics. The Chargers lead on offense while Boston’s defense remains strong though Boston allowed 24 points to Kansas City in a tie game. Buffalo outgained San Diego despite a 23 13 defeat and edged closer in season stats with San Diego averaging 376.4 total yards per game to Buffalo’s 362.6 and the Chargers rushing at 151.4 yards while Buffalo led in passing at 241 yards. Boston’s defense allowed 234 yards passing and 6 yards rushing to Kansas City in that game.
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Solunar Schedule From John Alden Knight Tables
The schedule of Solunar periods printed from John Alden Knight's tables highlights major and minor hunting and fishing times. Major periods begin at the listed times and last about one and a half to two hours, guiding readers to plan days for peak sport opportunities.
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Colavito Traded to Kansas City for Pitching and Infield Help
Kansas City Athletics acquire slugger Rocky Colavito from Detroit for pitching and infield assets including Jerry Lumpe and pitchers Wickersham and Makow. Finley promises left field fence move to 25 feet for Colavito. Colavito averaged 33.4 homers per season with 100 RBI over eight full seasons. Detroit trades him to bolster pitching and infield depth as Yankees competition looms.
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Callaway Tournament Wins Featured by Mrs Fenwick at Hope CC
Mrs Henry Fenwick won first place in a sudden death playoff at the Calloway Tournament conducted by the Hope Women’s Golf Association last week at Hope Country Club. Runner up was Mrs Emmett Wassell and the blind bogie prize went to Mrs Jim Smith. Golf balls and socks were awarded. golf pro Ed Creasy praised the strong participation.
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Staubach Lauded as Legend by Navy Coach
Navy coach Wayne Hardin praised Roger Staubach as a future legend and the finest all around player he has seen. He compared Staubach to past greats, noted his consistency, late game heroics, and smiled at his modest, quiet demeanor as a future naval officer.
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National Hockey League Schedule Notes on Weekday Games
League listings indicate games on Monday or Tuesday with Wednesday matchups noted. Pairing details include teams and venues, highlighting midweek scheduling across the season.
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District Fight For Second Place Ends the 1968 Gridseason
Hope leads the district with Magnolia and Smackover vying for runner up as Magnolia sits third. Smackover remains second but faces Magnolia looming into a potential tie for runner-up. Week slate includes Camden at Smackover and Magnolia hosting Ashdown. Mac McLarty of Hope tops scorers with 60 points. Magnolia’s Carroll has 52 and Smackover’s Taylor 48. standings reflect league games only.
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Texans Take 1963 Cross Country Event
In Fayetteville Arkansas the University of Texas led the Southwest Conference cross country meet finishing first with 34 points. Preston Davis won the three mile race in 14 47.2 minutes and Richard Romo placed third for Texas. Arkansas finished second as Wayne Irsch and John Deardoff led their runners. Other team scores listed include Texas A&M 122 Texas Tech 93 Rice 113 SMU 87 and Baylor and TCU not competing.
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Razorbacks Watch Film After SMU Loss
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles held an hour and fifteen minute film session on the 14-7 SMU defeat and led a forty five minute sweat suit workout. Ten 50 yard wind sprints closed practice as Broyles complained about the line’s play and noted Fred Marshall's strong showing while backs struggled. Trainer Bill Ferrell said Marshall should be ready for Texas Tech, the finale.
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All Sweet in Southern Football Now All Sweet in Southern Football Now
A satirical look at college football, noting Woodruff and Dodd mending a rift after accusations over sleepers in the Tennessee Georgia Tech game. Mississippi's Vaught weighs Sugar Bowl vs Orange versus integration limits. Daugherty prioritizes Big Ten title over Rose Bowl. West Chester players decline bowls to study. Darrell Royal signals integration in Texas program.
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National Basketball Association Monday Schedule
The National Basketball Association lists no games on Monday. Toronto visits Montreal while Boston visits New York and Detroit visits Chicago in the slate.
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Tangerine Bowl contenders named for Orlando game
Seven teams remain under consideration to play in the Tangerine Bowl on December 28 in Orlando Florida. Committee chairman Jack Morgan said Western Kentucky Delaware South Dakota State University of Massachusetts Wichita Ohio University and the Coast Guard Academy are the candidates under review.
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Longhorns Defend Top Ranking With Stout SEC Stop
Texas maintains No 1 national ranking for five weeks due to a stingy defense allowing 195.1 rushing yards per game and holding opponents to 78.6 yards on the ground. The Longhorns face Baylor and Texas A&M as they push toward another conference victory while the Aggies lag on offense with 180.1 yards per game.
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Arkansas Shoats Claim Freshman Conference Title
Arkansas Shoats can claim the Southwest Conference freshman football title after a 34-6 victory over Tulsa to finish the season undefeated at 5-0. Texas A&M also in strong position.
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Aggies Face Tex as Final Regular Season Test
The team sits undefeated in only one loss. The Aggies head to Austin on Saturday to close the season against Texas. Baylor defeated Rice 14 10 while Texas Tech crushed North Texas State 56 28 and Southern Methodist beat Texas Christian 53 12 last week.
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Shoats Defeat Tulsa and Remain Undefeated
In Tulsa, Arkansas freshmen beat Tulsa 44 to 6 to finish 5-0 for the season and claim the southwest Rangership freshman title. Quarterback Ronnie South threw for 160 yards and two TDs, with Larry Watkins and Tommy Sain each scoring twice.
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Guernsey Hosts Emmet In Three Game Weekend Split
Guernsey and Emmet split three games with Guernsey Junior girls winning 35 17 led by Coleman 16 points. Emmet Senior girls beat Guernsey 34 24 with Dougan 13 and Collums 13. Guernsey Senior boys won 42 23 as Norwall led with 18 and Coleman 9. Emmet Dougan had 12. Guernsey faces Garland Tuesday night.
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Lagunas outpoints King and Pimentel KO’s Valdez in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica two boxing cards featured Ismael Laguna defeating Joe Rafiu King by decision after 10 rounds, while Jesus Pimentel scored a knockout of Jose Valdez in the fourth round. Wilhelm Vo beat Monroe Ratiff on points in Hamburg style results.
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