Football picks forecast for week in college games
Harold Claassen notes 7,291 people picked all 5 winners in a NY Daily News contest. He forecasts Michigan State over Purdue, Notre Dame over Oklahoma, Alabama over Vanderbilt, Nebraska over Colorado, UCLA over California, Dartmouth over Harvard, Florida over LSU, Baylor over Texas A&M, Arkansas over Wichita, Southern California over Clemson, and Georgia Tech over Tulane.
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Michigan State
Purdue
East Lansing
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Irish
North Carolina
Nick Eddy
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Nebraska
Colorado
Buffaloes
Rocky Mountain
Bob Churchick
Huskers
UCLA
California
Mel Farr
Gary Beban
Bears
Dartmouth
Harvard
Florida
Louisiana State
Steve Spurrier
Albert
Baylor
Texas A&m
Aggies
Edd Hargett
Terry Southall
Arkansas
Wichita
Parkers
Southern California
Clemson
Trojan
Don McCall
Georgia Tech
Tulane
New Orleans Greenies
Tech
Cowboys
Utah State
Syracuse
Holy Cross
Washington St
Idaho
Stanford
Winds
Northwestern
Iowa
Tulsa
Memphis State
Michigan
Minnesota
Houston
Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa State
Navy
Wm. & Mary
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Ohio State
Wisconsin
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Ohio
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Arizona
Winners Named in Local Punt and Kick Competition
At Legion Field last Saturday morning the local Punt Pass and Kick contest crowned age group champions. Winners include 8 year olds David Randall Cobb Dick Harris and Steve Gough. 9 year olds Tommy Johnson Mark Cathey Larry Butler and James Harold Rhodes. 10 year olds Robin Lee Gary Wayne Rhodes. 11 year olds Mike Pinegar Buddy Ingram David Huddleston Stan Nix. 12 year olds Bill Rowland Mike Treat Alphonse Roy Jr. Tommy Johnson and Mike Pinegar posted standout scores 1925 and 2465 respectively and potential state winners. If Hope produces another state winner they advance to Memphis regional competition later this month. Medals will be awarded before the Homecoming game at Hammons Stadium October 28 with all winners to be at the stadium by 6:30 at the scoreboard end.
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Dick Harris
Steve Gough
Tommy Johnson
Mark Cathey
Larry Butler
James Harold Rhodes
Robin Lee
Gary Wayne Rhodes
Mike Pinegar
Buddy Ingram
David Huddleston
Stan Nix
Bill Rowland
Mike Treat
Memphis
Hammons Stadium
Burke Boys Deliver Big Purdue Victory Boost
The Burke family shares in Purdue’s 22-2 win over Michigan as Frank Sr. blocks a punt and scores the touchdown while earning The Associated Press Lineman of the Week. His two sons, Frank Jr. and Chris, photographed with the game ball, symbolize Purdue’s potential Rose Bowl shot in the Big Ten race.
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Black Hawks to Invade Two Cities
The Chicago Black Hawks open the NHL season facing New York and Detroit in two city visits as the league starts its 50th season tonight. Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull lead the teams, with expansion plans to add six clubs next year. Montreal and Toronto also host openers as the six team era ends.
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Altitude in Mexico Hurts Olympians
17 year old Bittle Daines of Mullica Hills NJ speaks of chest pains on the track while Tommie Smith of Los Angeles recovers from altitude effects in Mexico City. The Little Olympics 100 meter dash sees Figuerola, Smith, and Gaines fourth place, with Steinhauper winning the shot put. U.S. team leads in medals as Russia and others follow.
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Mexico City
Bittle Daines
Mullica Hills
Tommie Smith
Los Angeles
Smith
Gaines
New Jersey
Cuba
Enrique Figuerola
Figuerola
U.S
United States
Neil Steinhauper
Russia
Valeriy Shorzkov
Soviet Union
Jurily Zuring
Colombia
Mohamed Gammoudix
Poland
Ewa Klobukowska
Irena Kirstenstein
Hilda Ramirez
van Eyk Vos
Holland
Roberto Prinalli
Italy
Jim Daler
Czechoslovakia
Jurgen Julite
West Germany
Jim Fresley
Niles
Mich
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
French Get Nod in Golf Play Thurs
In Mexico City France defending its title with an intact lineup while the United States presents a revised three-woman squad for the second Women’s World Amateur Golf Championship. Canada Australia New Zealand and a Britain Ireland combine expected as the main challengers as 19 nations tee off at 10 am local.
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Mexico City
France
United States
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Ireland
Mexico City Country Club
Brigitte Varangat
Claudine Kos
Germany
Catherine Lacoste
Rene Lacoste
Lacoste
Paris
Theodore Boddie
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
David Wells
Anne Quast
Mt. Vernon
Wash
U.S
Shelley Hamlin
Fresno
Calif
Don Carner
Joanne Gunderson
Seekonk
Mass
Upset Basketball Highlights Tuesday Results
HOPE STAR reports New York defeated Los Angeles 122 119 and Detroit edged Cincinnati 112 while Chicago beat San Francisco 119. Today New York visits Baltimore and Los Angeles travels to Chicago in key games.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Baltimore
Costly star signings drive NFL and AFL merger push
Representative Emanuel Celler argues high player salaries fuel the merger and warns antitrust immunity would strip players of remedies. He targets removing the merger clause from an administration tax bill, while noting Senate approval occurred without hearings. He recalls the need for a common draft to curb bidding and protect players. Fighting Joe Hooker is mentioned.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Congress
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House Antitrust Subcommittee
Senate
Clay Seeks Action From Williams
New York Knicks unveiled Willis Reed as a new heavyweight contender in a dramatic 122-115 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers. Reed and Rudy LaRusse tangled with Elgin Baylor at the foul line causing benches to empty and both Reed and LaRusse ejected. Lakers’ John Block suffered a broken nose and Darrell Imhoff a stitched cut. Knicks rookie Carale Russell, debuting at 200000, played eight minutes as Cazzie Clay observed. Other scores: Chicago 119 San Francisco 116. Detroit 114 Cincinnati 112.
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Cassius Clay
Cleveland Williams
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
National Basketball Association
Willis Reed
Los Angeles Laker
Reed
New York
Lakers
Rudy LaRusse
Elgin Baylor
LaRusse
Baylor
LaRusso
Laker
John Block
Los Angeles
Darrell Imhoff
Reed-LaRussa
Carale Russell
Russell
Michigan
Cazzie
Chicago
San Francisco
Detroit
Cincinnati
Major Gives Edge to Notre Dame
Notre Dame hosts Oklahoma in a clash of 4-0 Irish and Sooners with Seymour predicting a 28 to 14 ND win. Michigan State meets Purdue in another key game as Purdue eyes a 24-22 upset. Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Michigan State, Purdue, and others appear in a multi matchup preview with scores and outcomes forecast for top college gridiron action.
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Young boy nets two pound crappie at grandparents pond
Four year old Jim Barner of Prescott caught a two pound crappie last week in a stock pond owned by his grandparents Mr and Mrs M A Sewell.
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James Lee Barner
Prescott
M. A. Sewell
Willie Davis Shuts Out Bears in Big Packers Win
Davis, Green Bay defensive star, sacked Chicago quarterback Rudy Bukich twice as the Packers blanked the Bears 17 to 0. Davis anchored a strong pass defense and helped limit Gale Sayrs to 29 rushing yards, earning AP Defensive Player of the Week honors. Lombardi praised the effort. Francis Tarkenton named offensive star.
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Willie Davis
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Rudy Bukich
Bears
Bukich
Willie
Packers
Gale Saycrs
Fuzzy Thurston
Vince Lombardi
Davis
Associated Press
National Football League
Francis Tarkenton
Minnesota Vikings
McClendon’s LSU tenure shaped by injuries and scandal
Charlie McClendon, LSU football coach since 1961, faced injuries and hostile fans as he built a strong early record including three Top Ten finishes. The latest distraction involved FBI arrest of a Baton Rouge barber for attempting to bribe three Tigers backfield stars, a move McClendon said he knew nothing about.
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Ben Thomas
Baton Rouge
Charlie McClendon
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Wildcats
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Kentucky Post
LSU
Paul Dietzel
Lewisville
Ark
Samuel Joseph Graziano
FBI
Tigers
Graziano
Gawain DiBetta
Billy Masters
Jim Dousay
Calendar of Sports October 19 196
Hope athletic schedule lists grade school and high school games from October 19 to October 21. October 19 features Hope vs Lewisville SI High 1 at 7 p.m. October 21 shows Hope Bobcats meeting Magnolia Panthers at 7:30 p.m. at There campus.
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Razorbacks Prep For Wichita State Game After Light Practice
Arkansas Razorbacks held a light workout in Fayetteville as they prepare for a mid season break from Southwest Conference play. The Parkers are heavy favorites for a 5 1 season mark against the winless Wheatshockers after a scouting report on Wichita State. The Shockers also had a short practice without pads.
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Arkansas Razorback
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Faison Placed on Waivers by Chargers
MIMI Fla AP Earl Faison a 6 foot 5 265 pound defensive end rookie of the year in 1961 was placed on waivers by the San Diego Chargers and claimed by the Miami Dolphins. Coach Si Gillman said Faison will be better off with another team and unless he changes his mind Faison becomes the Dolphins property after the 48 hour recall deadline.
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Earl Fason
Sa Diego Chargers
Miami Dolphins
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Chargers Tuesta
Si Gillman
Gillman
Dolphins
Navy Exercise Interrupted by Coast Guard Visit
In Milwaukee Wisconsin residents reported distress flare fired from the USS Portage during a Navy exercise, prompting the Coast Guard to dispatch a patrol boat on Sunday to investigate the unclear alert.
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Steve DeLong Breaks From Ladd Shadow in Chargers Rise
New York based NEA reports Steve DeLong, a Tennessee All American, steps into a larger role with the San Diego Chargers after Ernie Ladd’s trade. DeLong, 6-2 and 255 pounds, replaced the 6-9, 320-pound star on defense, focusing on special teams and crucial blocks as he adapts to life without Ladd.
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Ernie Ladd
San Diego Chargers
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Sid Gilt
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