Saturday College Football Look Ahead Remains Packed
New York previews key games this week with top teams Michigan State Penn State Alabama UCLA California and Ohio State in contention. Notre Dame USC and Notre Dame vs Northwestern battles highlighted by star players Theismann Jones and Davis. Predictions favor Alabama over Tennessee Penn State over Syracuse and UCLA over California with varied outcomes for others.
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Post Keeps Rushing Lead in the AFL
New York AP reports Dick Post of the San Diego Chargers extended his AFL rushing lead after a light 31 yards on 14 carries while Floyd Little of the Denver Broncos closed to within eight yards with 102 yards for the day and 364 on the season. Greg Cook Cincinnati No. 1 passer with 34 of 61 for 601 yards and six TDs. Fred Biletnikoff leads receivers with 29 catches for 391 yards and four TDs. Jim Turner Jets has 45 points on 11 FGs and 12 extra points. Other leaders include Maguire punting 48.4, Byrd interceptions six, Morris kickoff returns 33 yards, Smith 14.2 punt return average. MOSPORT Ont Ep Pie Wietzel Thornhill 1969 Canadian road racing champion with fifth win in nine races.
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Moonport Manler Dominates Las Vegas Bout in Tacoma
In a boxing card highlight, Moonport Manler Holden 18 outpoints Pepper Romers 145 in Tacoma. The event also featured Eastman 1274 from New York and Keey AU facing Vancouver.
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Mets Not a Team of Destiny Says Orioles Rivalry Grows
Baltimore Orioles struggle with hitting as Mets make crucial defensive plays in game three of the World Series. Tommie Agee's two catches help New York blunt Baltimore threats while Frank Robinson notes Mets as human, not a team of destiny. Cuellar and Seaver square off again as the series tightens and managers comment on momentum and surprise.
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Michigan End Is Linemen of the Week
Michigan tight end Jim Mandich earned Associated Press Lineman of the Week after catching 16 passes for 166 yards and a touchdown in a 31 420 upset of Purdue. The senior from Solon Ohio boosted Michigan toward a possible Rose Bowl bid as coach Bo Schembechler praised his reliable receiving and blocking, while Mandich noted the team’s Big Ten title hopes remain priority.
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SWC Basketball Outlook Feature With Key Returnees
The Southwest Conference moves into fall workouts as Texas A M defends its title with gaps to fill from Perez Barnett and Benefield. Returnees include Heitm ann Niles Brown Biggs Cooksey McAlpine and Baylor stars Bowman Gatewood. Rice Texas Tech SMU TCU and Arkansas unveil promising newcomers and veterans as the league chalks up expected depth and scoring. Franklin Pierce Cabinet stability noted.
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$6 Seats Now Go for $1 at L A Games
Fayetteville Ark AP end zone tickets usually sold for $6 will be offered at $1 each to high school and junior high students for Arkansas Razorbacks remaining Little Rock games this year Vera Moody ticket manager announced the plan The 42 vote came on a motion by Commissioner Joe B Scott of Nashville Others voting for included Newt Halley Rogers Ed Gordon Morrilston and Ralph Griffin Those against were Tom Pugh Portland and Raymond Farris Commissioner Loyd McCollum Stuttgart abstained McCollum and Farris urged delaying the vote to hear more from opponents
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Free Running Dog Ban Ends in Arkansas Vote
TEXARKANA Ark AP The state Game and Fish Commission voted 4 2 to end its ban on free running dogs reaching a settlement with the Arkansas Fox Hunters Association which drops a suit before the state Supreme Court The commission also agreed to provide 155 000 for a four- year period to support enforcement and related activities.
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Razorbacks Sweat Through Two 90 Minute Sessions
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles led the Razorbacks through two 90 minute workouts in sweats Tuesday with pads to follow later in the week. The team has no game this weekend and will face Wichita State October 25 in Little Rock. Dick Bumpas and Cliff Powell both shined in film from the 21-7 win over Baylor with Bumpas recording two tackles and six assists while Powell logged 15 tackles and six assists.
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