Notre Dame Eyes 1967 Title Run After Stellar 1966
Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian inherits a strong 1967 nucleus after a dominant 51 0 win over USC. Key players like Hardy Bleier Eddy and Seymour return, with six starters and 11 alternates on offense and seven regulars eight alternates on defense. The Irish face a tough schedule including USC Purdue Georgia Tech Miami Michigan State and Illinois plus Navy Town California and Pittsburgh.
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Coley O’brien
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Nick Eddy
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Alan Page
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Tom Rhoads
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Bob Gladieux
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Cokes Retains World Welterweight Title in 15 Round Win
Dallas welterweight champion Curtis Cokes defended his title with a methodical jab against French challenger Jean Josselin, winning a unanimous decision after 15 blistering rounds. Cokes, 29, weighed 146 pounds to 145 1 2 for Josselin, and earned about 50,000 from 5,800 spectators. Referee Dickie Cole scored 149-136 for Cokes with judges Fleischer 147-140 and Fair 148-138. Josselin’s nose bled from round nine onward as Cokes controlled the bout with reach and poise. The victory, Cokes’ 46th win against eight losses and two draws, solidified his status as WBA welterweight champion following the federation’s recent title realignments.
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Back! Angels draft trio as Belinsky sparks buzz
Opening winter meetings spotlighted pitchers. Pirates buy Juan Pizarro from White Sox while Bo Belinsky joins Astros for 25000. Dodgers draft Bruce Brubaker to boost post Koufax era, Mets, Angels also select multiple players amid wide rosters.
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Peanuts) Lowery
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Quarry Wins Fifth-Round KO Over Borden at Valley Theater
Jerry Quarry stopped Canadian light-heavyweight champion Leslie Borden at 2:18 of the fifth round in front of about 2,100 fans at the Valley Music Theater. Quarry, 21, weighed 194 pounds and dominated from the opening round, breaking Borden’s nose by the second round as he closed with a flurry of lefts. Borden, 192, advanced from light heavyweight and fought inside but was kept at bay by Quarry’s hooks. Continued coverage on page C-2.
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Leslie Borden
New Emporium of Boxing
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Flower
Ramos Heilman Fullmer win at Oakland boxing card
Southland prospects Ramos and Heilman scored decisive wins in preliminaries to the Olson Fullmer light heavyweight main event at the new Oakland Coliseum Arena. Heilman won a 10 round decision over Jimmy Lester, Ramos stopped Al Franklin in the fourth round, and Fullmer earned a split decision or draw on two judges. The crowd of 10,733 produced a $45,177 gross as fans cheered Heilman’s late-ring money toss.
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Andy
Kid) Heilman
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Astkland Coliseum
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al Frantlin
Minneapolis
San Pedro
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Jimmy Lester
Transfer Trio Boosts USC In Openers At UCLA
USC coach Bob Boyd relies on junior college transfers Hewitt Powell Jennings Connoly to pace a lineup with holdovers Dion and Marsh as they meet UCLA in Saturday’s season opener. UCLA’s Wooden announces strong depth with Alcidur Ty an Warren and Shackelford as key starters and reserves, while top seven remain mostly sophomores.
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Long ‘Beach City College
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John Wooden
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Lucius Allen
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Wooden
Lynn Shakel
Ford
Bill Sweek
Kenny Heitz
Sweek
Heitz
Shackelford
Lynn
Warren
Ortiz Knocks Out Elorde In Garden Title Bout
New York light weight champion Carlos Ortiz defeated Filipino challenger Flash Elorde at Madison Square Garden in a 4th round knockout. Ortiz dominated the bout using a stronger physique and reach advantage, with Elorde floored in the 4th and again on a late 14th round knockdown. The crowd of 9,820 paid $47,857 as Ortiz notched his 20th knockout in a 1 year pro run amid prior riot tensions in Mexico City.
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Jimmy Devittt
Flash Elorde
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Jimmy Devlin
Elorde
Joe Armstrong
Artie Aidala
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Sugar Ramos
Garden
Quarter Horse Rating Card Sparks Indoor Trials
In Loz AlsmUtrsy afternoon events at Olympic Auditorium and Mantelnal Auditorium, Rees conducts a practice open for games. Pate-ciF semichinal results and Bale Field list 2210 ynates with scheduled sessions through the evening.
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Television listings and sports broadcast notes
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USC nominates nine JC transfers as ineligible for Rose Bowl
USC announced nine junior college transfers would be ineligible for postseason play under NCAA rules requiring 48 units or a year with a B average. Players scratched included Drake, Battle, Hough, Swanson, McCullouch, Tayloy, Swanson, Born and Adams. Coach McKay said Rose Bowl prep starts December 12 or 13.
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Santi
Monica
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