Trojans New Fight Song and Rose Bowl Shock
There is no joy in Troyville as USC suffers a 51 0 defeat by Notre Dame and the Rose Bowl is ridiculed as a farce. Travellers and new mascot Traveler III debut amid sarcastic quips about Barbra Streisand and Troy’s fight song.
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Aron
Colorado
Notre Dame
Barbra Streisand
Trojan
Pasadena
Trojans
Traveler III
Traveler I
Troy
Mclay
Notre Dame Topples USC In Rose Bowl Rematch
Notre Dame stunned USC 31 0 as Iris star Nick Eddy battled through a shoulder injury to score and gain 56 yards. Coach Parseghian praised a dominant freshman and a rested lineup while USC coach McKay fretted over Rose Bowl implications and a vulnerable pass defense.
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Nick Eddy
Pacific Ocean
Eddy
Trojans
Jess Hill
Notre Dame
Jess
Michigan State
John McKay
Purdue
Griese
Bob
Franks Realistic We Can't Get Wills for Giants
Columbus report says Giants manager Herman Franks rejected a rush to sign Maury Wills or Roger Maris. Franks claimed no talks with the Dodgers and cited two reasons. He doubted Dodgers would sell to strengthen rivals and warned Wills would likely move to the American League if dealt.
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Columbus
Dodger
Maury Wills
Yankee
Roger
Maris
Giants
Herman Franks
Wills
Dei
Dodgers
Jim Walter O'Malley
Buzzie Bavasi
Iependent
Rich Roberts
Bavasi
Roberts
O'Malley
Bavasij
Yankees
Twins
Braves
Tom Tresh
Clety Boyer
Tresh
Boyer
Farr Yary Gain Writers' Team All America
Notre Dame and Michigan State players lead the Football Writers Association 1966 all America list with three Notre Dame selections and two each from Michigan State Alabama and Nebraska. Offensive names include Cianey, Dowdy, and Yary while defense features Page, Smith, and Lott among others. Journalist note mentions coaching and team context across several programs.
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New York
UPI
Notre Dare
Michigant State
Alabama
Nebraska
Football Writers Assn
City League Basketball Roundup and Scores
Local city league results feature numerous games and player names across the board. Notable items include Jefferson’s 7:13 start, Meleenan Church clash, and Gunnery facing MacArthur with varied scorers like Ragone and Edwards. Multiple teams such as Hitehawks, Texaco, Old Mon, and Naval Base show rosters and substitutions, with overall standings and ballpark notes.
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Lantern
Momicomery
Burs
Pauaboe
RTS Trama
Oralye
McDaniel
Rapels
Fis—Surfers Park
Prirawn
Greaal
Higales
Darnell
Edwards
Trotter
Porter
Ortiz Overwhelms Elorde in Coliseum Showdown
New York reports the Super Bowl talk and boxing clash as Darryl Ortiz defeats Gabriel Elorde in Los Angeles. Ortiz notes a tougher but similar strategy to their first fight, scoring decisively as Elorde sustains a 20th loss in 76 career wins.
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New York
National Football League
Los Angeles Coliseum
Elorde
Ortiz
College basketball notes from 1967 preseason coaches
USC coach John Wooden discusses injury setbacks and team selection as Edgar Lacey recovers from knee surgery, suggesting the 1967-68 Bruins will rely on platooning and adjustments. Dick Perry at Cal State Long Beach projects readiness with a youthful squad and emphasis on evaluating top players early. Other coaches comment on camp conditions and openers with Utah, Loyola, Cal State LA, and Cal State Fullerton.
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Wooden
Edgar Lacey
Lacey
Bruin
Cal State Long Beach
Dick Perry
Perry
Duek Powell
Penperdine
Oniem
Utah
Johnny Arndt
Loyola
al’ Layala
Apathet Occidental
Bob Oldham
Cal State
Rane
Hame Padhy
Cal State Fullerton
Priday
Quarry Tames Borden In Rounds Blowout On Cards
Quarry battled Borden and landed a crushing series of hooks sending the Canadian to the canvas. He improved to 17-1-3. In six round prelims, Thurman Durden outpointed Robbie Knox and Larry Flores drew with Manny Lugo.
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Quarry
Borden
Thurman Durden
Pasadena
Robbie Knox
Los Angeles
Larry Flores
Manny Lugo
Ramos Stages 14th Straight Win With Knockout
In the fourth frame Ramos rose after Rudy Ortega hit the ten count, defeating Franklin in 10 rounds at Olympic Auditorium Los Angeles. Ramos extended his winning streak to 14 and claimed his 11th knockout. Franklin weighed 13414. Heisman, despite heavy sixth round punishment, won a 7-1-2 decision from two judges and 9-1 from referee Vern Bybee.
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Rudy Ortega
Ramos
Olympic Auditorium
Los Angeles
Heisman
Vern Bybee
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John
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Century Club
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Syracuse
Ron Yary
Was Raurer Moorman
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Kener
Ray Pryor
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Luther BA
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Ple
Feitaluneek
Championship Wrestling
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Triple
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Victor the Bearley Magnificent
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