Texas Arkansas Clash Called Championship
Texas ranked No 1 meets No 3 Arkansas in Fayetteville in a game with national title implications. Nebraska sits No 2 and could rise if Texas Arkansas produce a surprise winner. Multiple top 10 showdowns dot the college football weekend with Rose Bowl hopes shaping the race.
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North Dakota State Poised for Sioux-Bison Showdown in Fargo
North Dakota State Bisons sit 5-0 and top The Associated Press Small College ratings as they prepare for a key clash with rival North Dakota, who also sports a perfect 5-0 record. The game in Fargo will decide state leadership after NDSU seeks revenge for last year’s 20-13 loss.
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Hering and Fanning Tie for Sparta Bowling Win
In Sparta Wisconsin David Hering and Chuck Fanning each rolled 616 in the Wednesday League at Spartan Lanes. Wayne Marshall added 606 and Clark Vanlass 605 as Jackson Drugs posted 2805 and Decomet a 967 single. In the Ladies Ten Pin Marlene Benedict tallied 546 for iseries and 223 single.
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Rector Leads Wisconsin Northwestern Clash for Big Ten Hope
Wisconsin and Northwestern seek their second Big Ten win in Evanston before 40000 fans. Wisconsin relies on Burt and Schinke while Northwestern fields Rector Campbell and Milam though Rector is hobbled by a foot injury. game marks 53rd meeting with Wisconsin holding a 31 17 edge.
Wisconsin Freshman football team lists 63 players
La Crosse Tribune correspondence notes 63 players on the Wisconsin Badgers freshman squad led by Dick Koeller and David Jones. The intra-squad game is set for Tuesday night November 2 at Warner Park with a 7 30 p m kickoff.
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Injury To Eye May End Kelso's Racing
New York reports that the champion Kelso is through racing for the season and possibly for good. Owner Mrs. Richard C. duPont says Kelso has been returned to the farm after an eye injury failed to respond to treatment. The 8 year old gelding, winner of nearly $2 million, sustained the eye wound when dirt struck him during the Stymie Handicap at Aqueduct on September 22.
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WCIAA Sets 1966 State Track Meets May 21
The Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Association announced the state class A track meet will be held May 21 at Marquette Stadium Milwaukee. The B meet is scheduled for St Norbert College De Pere and the tennis meet for Oshkosh Lourdes the same day. The directors also issued eligibility rules for monetary awards and nonapproved camps and set practice start dates for basketball and wrestling.
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256 Game Bowled by Betty Harris at Pla-Mar Lanes
Betty Harris rolled a 256 game and 584 series in the Ladies AFL League at Pla-Mar Lanes. Earlier, Sylvia Druschke also scored 256 and 569 in the Ladies' Classic, marking a week of strong women’s bowling performances.
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Vikings Bring Same 22 Starters Versus Bears
Minnesota plans to start the same 22 players from the 40-14 win over the Giants against Chicago at Metropolitan Stadium Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Tarkenton leads the offense with Brown Mason Phillips Flatley Smith Alderman Linden Sunde Bowie Tinglehoff. Eller Marshall Prestel Dixon. Winston Hawkins Jobko Rose Call Sharockman Vargo. Vikings 2-2 in the West. Bears 1-3.
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Boxing results from Philadelphia Tokyo Phoenix and Los Angeles
In Philadelphia Leotis Martin stopped Curtis Bruce in five rounds. In Tokyo Antonio Pavia and Atsushi Gunji fought to a draw. In Phoenix Willie Pep stopped Sergio Musaviz in five rounds. In Los Angeles Denny Moyer and Thell Torrence fought to a draw over ten rounds.
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Big Ten Football Week Promises Five Conference Games
Michigan State hosts Ohio State as the top-ranked unbeaten Spartans seek another Big Ten win. Minnesota visits Iowa in a toss-up, Purdue driven by Bob Griese faces Michigan, Indiana travels to Illinois, and Wisconsin meets Northwestern as a mix of rushing and aerial offenses tests the week’s slate.
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Tech gridders seek NIC title share with Mankato clash
Michigan Tech can clinch a NIC co championship by beating Mankato State on Saturday. If Mankato wins, a four way NIC tie could emerge, with Winona and Bemidji also needing results, while MIAC leaders Concordia and St John’s pursue road wins.
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Football Picks Roundup by Jack Hand
NFL picks show Green Bay over Detroit 24 14 Baltimore over Washington 27 14 St Louis over Pittsburgh 34 10 San Francisco over Los Angeles 28 21 Cleveland over Dallas 27 20 Minnesota over Chicago 30 28 New York over Philadelphia 17 14 AFL Oakland over New York 20 14 Denver over Houston 24 21 San Diego over Boston 28 14 Kansas City over Buffalo 18 16
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Chargers to face Bruins in key AFL showdown
New York AP reports the AFL top offense San Diego meets winless Boston next Sunday. San Diego averages 382 yards per game while allowing 203. Boston gains 192.6 yards and yields 342.2. Sid Gillman’s Chargers lead the West and excel in passing but lag in rush defense.
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Kansas Coach To Use Closed Circuit TV
Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell says he will direct the team from the press box against Oklahoma using closed circuit TV connected to a video recorder. He notes Missouri used a similar system in a 34-14 win at Columbia and adds Texas Nebraska and Texas Tech use video for games as well.
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