Pele Reaches Historic Feat in Santos Victory
Pele, the 5 foot 8 inch Brazilian idol born Edson Arantes Do Nascimento in Bauru, was carried off by fans after a dramatic 21 victory in the Interstate Robeto Gomes Pedrosa Cup. The crowd, numbering 100000 at Mareana Stadium, hailed him as an icon comparable to Babe Ruth for a pivotal penalty moment that sealed Santos’ win.
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Rees Overcomes Drops To Fuel Arkansas Passing
Arkansas Razorbacks split end John Rees says lack of confidence slowed him after a tough Tulsa game. He ended a rough spell by catching 15 passes for 191 yards and two touchdowns in the last four games, boosting the team’s air attack and easing pressure on Chuck Dicus as quarterback Bill Montgomery grows to rely on him.
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Richard) Williamson
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Dartmouth Leads Nation In Pass Defense
Dartmouth maintains the top national pass defense allowing 89.8 passing yards per game as of today’s NCSS statistics. The Ivy League team anchors a balanced defense ranking strong in interceptions completions allowed and yards per attempt while other schools show mixed strengths and weaknesses in pass defense and scoring defense. Reverend Lloyd Middleton begins revival services at First Assembly of God Church with Cord-o-vox music assisting Mrs. Middleton, continuing nightly through December 7.
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Mets Singers Trade Fame for Caesars Pay
The Mets admit they were better at baseball as they headline a nightclub act in Las Vegas with Ed Kranepool and teammates signed for two weeks at Caesars Palace for 10 000 each. The act draws crowds but the baseball team’s performance remains mixed and Tom Seaver and Jerry Koosman pivot to other gigs amid touring. In sports, Dallas and Los Angeles lead, while Saskatchewan beats Calgary 36 13 to reach Grey Cup, marking a third appearance in four years.
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Westbury
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Saskatchewan Roughriders
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Rams Name Cowboys Test Of The Year In Coliseum
Rams star Deacon Jones says the Dallas Cowboys game will be the toughest of the year as the Fearsome Foursome trio prepares for All Pro bid. Jones and Merlin Olsen lead the defense in a high stakes clash at Memorial Coliseum with Minnesota and Baltimore to come.
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Associated Press
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Solunar Tables and Hunting Tips from Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below comes from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Final Rites Today for Joe Kennedy in Hyannis Port
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy dies at 81 in Hyannis Port Massachusetts. Mass at St Francis Xavier Church will honor his grandchildren with burial at Holy Hood Cemetery Brookline. Cardinal Cushing presides. Sen Edward Kennedy to speak for Ann Gargan, a niece, and lifelong companion to the ambassador.
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Yerger Junior High Choir Sings for PTA Fest
November 1969 article notes Offseted Yerger Junior High and Ver ger High choirs performing for PTA events. First public appearance described. upcoming November 25 pop rally with Senior High Choir at 7 30 p.m. directed by Miss Juanita Nicholson. Includes a photographed cast and appeal for attendance. J. Edgar Hoover is noted as FBI director in a separate line.
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