Notre Dame Tops AP Major College Poll For Week
Notre Dame seized first place in the AP major college football poll with 443 points and 31 first place votes, edging Michigan State which had 416 points and 10 first place votes. UCLA and Alabama also moved, while Oklahoma rose into the top ten.
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Longhorns Struggle With Injuries Amid Rough Season
Texas coach Darrell Royal blamed a wave of injuries for the team’s woes as the Longhorns, at 2–3 after a 12-7 loss to Arkansas, face five games left. Royal noted players moving around endlessly and showed little optimism about next season.
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Johnson sidelined two to three weeks with knee strain
Fayetteville Arkansas coach Frank Broyles announced that linebacker Lee Johnson will miss about two to three weeks with a strained knee after last Saturday's 12 7 victory over Texas. Four teammates Hal Jones Bruce Maxwell Don McKvogue and Richard Trail were injured but expected to be ready for Wichita State in Little Rock.
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Gangling Youth Hickcox Stars In American Swim Sweep
Charlie Hickcox, 19, Indiana University sophomore from Phoenix, dominated the water in Mexico City, winning four individual golds and two relays at the little Olympics. Coach James Counsilman praised him as a future world champion in backstroke and butterfly, with a focus on backstroke for the Olympics. Hickcox moved out of Don Schollander's shadow, planning to concentrate on backstroke and butterfly with freestyle as a backup option.
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Burnett Leads AFL in the Rushing Dept
New York AP reports Bobby Burnett of Buffalo, rookie from Arkansas, powered the Bills to the AFL rushing lead with 138 yards on 27 carries in a 17-17 tie with San Diego. He has 377 yards in seven games, lifting Buffalo to 139.5 rushing yards per game, ahead of Kansas City Boston and Houston. The Jets dropped from leading five of six categories to none after a 24-0 loss to Houston. The Oilers moved to the total offense lead at 328.5 yards per game.
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Flores Doing Well in AFL Statistically
New York AP Tom Flores steady climb in AFL passing stats rose from sixth to fourth after the 34 13 win over Kansas City Flores completed 14 of 24 passes for 179 yards and two touchdowns He trails Len Dawson in yardage and touchdowns among leaders while Jim Nance Lance Alworth Booth Lusteg also pace their respective categories Dawson leads with 893 yards 13 TDs Flores has 919 yards nine TDs and six interceptions Nance has 437 yards on 100 carries Alworth has 31 receptions for 517 yards and four TDs Lusteg tops scorers with 48 points.
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Baylor Scout Bets Aggies Deliver Hard Hit
Baylor scout Catfish Smith warned the Texas Aggies are no joke after film study of A&M 35-7 win over Texas Christian. The report highlights a bristling battleground mindset and anticipates a tough matchup ahead for Baylor.
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Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
Solunar Tables describe daily lunar influence on hunting and fishing activities. The article lists timings and patterns for meals, rest periods, and feeding cycles tied to moon phases, recommending periods of peak animal activity and guidance for planning outdoor outings and angling.
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Beban at UCLA a rising star in Prothro era
LOS ANGELES UCLA quarterback Gary Beban, a rising star under coach Tommy Prothro, emphasizes UCLA's size and growth, his role as leader of a T formation, and the team’s Rose Bowl ambitions. Prothro praises Beban's decisive play and winning instinct, while Beban downplays personal pressure amid strong backfield talent.
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Tie Costs Crossed in Standings
The Associated Press Arkansas high school football poll keeps Little Rock Hall Northside and North Little Rock in top three with Hall earning eight first place votes and 115 points. Northside 110, North Little Rock 96. Fort Smith Southside 83, Texarkana 68, Fayetteville 53, Crossett 40, Benton 29, Pine Bluff 29, Springdale 16. Class AA leaders Norphlet Parkin Holly Grove. Class A led by Brinkley McGehee FS St. Anne's. Class B Norphlet Parkin Holly Grove. Snakes have no external ears or eardrums and cannot hear sound waves in the air.
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Americans Win Swims and Honors at Mexico Little Olympics
In Mexico City, American swimmers claim multiple honors, led by Charles Hickcox and Claudia Kolb with top individual points. Kolb wins the 400 meter medley and anchors the 400 meter freestyle relay. Hickcox captures the 200 meter backstroke and anchors the 800 meter freestyle relay for six golds in three days. The U S women lead 113 to 57 over France. men 111 to 40 over France and 70 for Mexico. Wrestling is halted after Mexico’s walkout. events to resume Tuesday.
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Louisiana Man Jailed for Attempted LSU Bribes
Samuel Joseph Graziano, 26, of Baton Rouge, is jailed on charges of trying to influence the outcomes of six LSU football games this autumn. FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the arrest with cooperation from players Jim Dusay Billy Masters and Gawain de Betta.
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Defeat of Lions Helps Colt Morale
Baltimore Colts thrashed the Detroit Lions 45 14 boosting mood as they chase the Western Division title. Johnny Unitas threw 4 TDs, with 218 yards passing as the offense clicked and Tom Matte ran 73 yards and caught a TD.
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