Grambling, Westminster Lead NAIA Football Poll
New York AP reports Grambling and Westminster top the NAIA football poll, with Grambling unbeaten in three games and receiving 11 first place votes and 146 points. Southwest Texas State rises to second in Division 1 as the weekly ranking updates are released Wednesday.
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Ginger May End Washington Senators Era Tonight
The 71-year Senators era ends as Hurricane Ginger looms. Frank Howard foresees no final game but hopes for one last home appearance. The Yankees beat Washington 6 3 as Alou drives in a bases loaded single. Dallas Fort Worth awaits the club next season amid trade rumors around Howard and McLain.
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Harris Signs With Atlanta Frustrates San Diego Fans
Harris moves to Atlanta as a NL replacement next season drawing Padres outcry. Players want a fresh franchise for fans. Howard says residents deserve a major league club after years of disappointments.
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Local Court Docket Highlights Drunkenness and License Violations
Docket includes Paul Mosier pleads guilty to drunkenness with three counts and pays 23.54 per count, George Prater fined 16.30 for no license, Randle Wayne Riddle and others cited for no license with forfeited bonds, Robert Hickman and Wayne Smith face license violations with 16.50 or 11.54 bonds, Mary Ann Jones pleads guilty to shoplifting and is fined 56.50.
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