Notre Dame vs Southern California Faces Today in 38th Meeting
The 38th Notre Dame and USC clash drew national interest as the Fighting Irish seek to defend an unbeaten nine-game run while the Trojans look to upset. Vintage intercity rivalry featured high stakes with Army Navy and other conference showdowns on the weekend slate. Don Chiofaro named Harvard captain for 1967 team.
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State Players Are Leading Statistically
Two Arkansas State players top Southland Conference stats with Gankiewicz scoring 78 points and Gwin racing for 607 rushing yards. Lamar Tech faces Quantico Marines as Donnie Witwiski leads total offense and passing, with Phil Primm close behind in final game implications.
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Hope star listing top college football players by team
A scanned roster style page lists awards and players for multiple colleges. It names Jack Cloney Michigan Austin Denney Tennessee Cecil Dowdy Alabama Jerry West Mich State Tom Regner Notre Dame Edgar Chandler Jr Georgia Jim Breland Georgia Tech Steve Spurrier Florida Clinton Jones Mich State Mel Farr UCLA Nick Eddy Notre Dame with heights ages and home towns. Defense line includes Charles Smith Alan Page Loyd Phillips Dennis Byrd Wayne Meylan Jim Lynch John La Grone George Webster Nate Shaw Tom Beier Ray Perkins with weights and hometowns across Detroit Nashville Cherokee Durand Kenosha Cedartown Blacksburg Johnson City Cleveland Beaumont Lafayette Canton Longview Lincolnton Bay City Lima Borger Anderson San Diego Fremont Petal.
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Bubba) Smith
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All-American football team honor tied to Notre Dame and MSU
The 1966 NEA All American selections honor Notre Dame and Michigan State with four players each on offense and defense, plus key picks from Alabama Nebraska and Georgia Tech. Notables include Bubba Smith, George Webster, Nick Eddy, Tom Regner, and Steve Spurrier, with selection influenced by national consensus and staged clips on ABC TV.
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Bubba) Smith
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Honors List of College Football Players by Position
An extensive catalog of players by position with colleges and schools including Oklahoma Purdue Notre Dame UCLA Tennessee Brigham Young Colorado Georgia Tech Arkansas Harvard USC and more. Named ends guards linebackers safeties and others from multiple programs are listed.
LeRoy Kelly Regains NFL Rushing Lead
LeRoy Kelly of Cleveland has reclaimed the NFL rushing lead with 830 yards and a 5.3 yard average. Dick Bass of Los Angeles sits with 808 yards as the Rams have played 11 games to Cleveland's 10. both teams have 14 games left. Gale Sayers of Chicago has 785 yards in 10 games and remains a strong contender.
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Chess Match May Take a Year
Stanford engineers stage a long chess series with a Stanford computer facing a Soviet machine. Promoter Dr. John McCarthy seeks to test artificial intelligence in machines. The challenge dates back to 1957 with MIT and Stanford teams feeding data as telegraph moves report four games of roughly 40 moves each.
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Van Alen Aims To End Golf Frustration With VAAGG Plan
Paris AP report on James H. Van Alen proposing VAAGG Van Alen's Answer to Grief in Golf to cut down clubs and holes while using a five iron and putter. He suggests nine holes and alternate balls to speed play and reduce misshots. The plan targets sliced drives topped shots and long putts with rebounding chances.
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