Eagles Upset Giants as Walik Shines in Pro Play
Philadelphia overcame New York 23-20 behind rookie kick returner Billy Walik who totaled 146 yards on four returns including a 57 yard return and a 45 yard kickoff return. Walik and Eagles defense limited Giants ground game as Norman Snead scored the decisive 1 yard keeper.
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Hope Star publication details and subscriptions 1929
The Hope Star outlines staff roles and publishing details including address, telephones, and affiliations. It lists subscription rates and discounts for local and out of state readers, plus college student bargains and mail options.
Hope Star Obituary Notes On Moeller Grads Buried Together
Hope Star notes from Saturday mass for Moeller High School graduates Mark Andrews Jack Repasy and Bob Harris. Repasy was Marshall's starting quarterback and receiver and Andrews an offensive tackle. The three graves lie adjacent with a hope unity symbol as Tolley spoke of a shared fate after their deaths.
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Heisman Trophy Race Highlights Plunkett Theismann
NEW YORK AP Record breaking quarterbacks Jim Plunkett and Joe Theismann top favorites for the Heisman Trophy as Archie Manning misses time with a wrist injury. Manning started the season highly touted but is out after breaking his wrist in a Houston game. The Downtown Athletic Club governs the award decided by 1,242 electors, with voting ending at 9 am and the winner announced at 1 pm EST. Plunkett leads in total offense and passing yards, Theismann shows strong completion rate, and Manning remains a top contender despite injury.
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Yale
Leon Hart
Theismann
Howie Out Two Weeks With Rib Injury
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings, a 42 year old NHL icon, will miss action for two weeks due to torn rib cartilage and a sprained rib cage. He was hurt after scoring his second goal in a 4-2 win over the Philadelphia Flyers and is hospitalized in Detroit.
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Yarborough Switches to USAC Championship Circuit
Cale Yarborough, one of the South’s top stock car drivers, confirms he will join the USAC championship circuit for 1971, teaming with Lloyd Ruby in a Gene White-owned operation. He plans to run the full 12-race series including the three 500-mile events, aiming for the national driving title.
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Arizona State accepts Peach Bowl invitation in Atlanta
Ninth ranked Arizona State University, winner of 15 straight, accepts a Peach Bowl berth for December 30 in Atlanta. Georgia looms as potential host opponent if it defeats Georgia Tech. if Georgia loses, North Carolina could be invited. Other bowls include Arkansas State vs Central Missouri in the Pecan Bowl, Tennessee State vs Southwestern Louisiana in the Grantland Rice Bowl, and Long Beach State vs Louisville in the Pasadena Bowl.
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Marshall Spirit Holding Up After Tragedy
Marshall University mourns as six in the 75 death DC9 crash are buried in Huntington. Tolley spoke of a "special spirit" born from long-time ties among players from Ferrum College, Moeller High School, and Tuscaloosa, which held the team through a disastrous season and fallout.
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Associated Press
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Paterno stirs Ivy talk with Eastern football challenge
New York AP. Penn State coach Joe Paterno, an Ivy alumnus, urged the Ivy League to schedule major Eastern independents to prove they can play with the big boys. He suggested a game between Dartmouth, 9-0, and Penn State, 7-3, as a potential Eastern championship showcase to boost interest and fundraising. Dartmouth coach Bob Blackman countered, saying Ivy rules block such matchups and questioned Penn State’s appeal post Peach Bowl.
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College Cage Season Opens Next Week
College basketball starts next week with Pennsylvan ia, South Carolina and Massachusetts favored in the East Regional. South Carolina, led by stars Roche Owens Riker and Ribock, aims to rebound after an ACC final loss to N C State that kept them from the NCAA tourney. Coach Frank McGuire pledges a strong campaign as the Gamecocks chase national honors.
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Thanksgiving Day Football Forecast from Hoople System
Thanksgiving forecasts predict Texas over Texas A M 27 15 and Mississippi over Mississippi State 32 21. Houston narrowly defeats Florida State 29 26 while Army beats Navy 16 13 and Notre Dame edges USC 35 21 with Georgia Tech over Georgia 17 10 and Auburn over Alabama 21 12.
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College hoops outlook for 1970s era powerhouses
The piece previews top programs with returning lineups and key stars. Penn aims to rebound after a 25-1 start ended by Niagara. Dick Harter brings back five starters for Penn. Julius Erving boosts UMass prospects. Temple, St Joseph’s duel in the MAC. Army and Villanova headline independents. St Bonaventure and Niagara face rebuilding after graduations.
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