Notre Dame USC Clash Sets Stage for Prestige Showdown
In South Bend Notre Dame hosts undefeated USC in a nationally televised meeting to revive a 1926 classic. Notre Dame, 3-1 after a Purdu e upset, trails USC 4th in AP while aiming to curb Trojan star Mike Garrett and avenge last season’s late defeat.
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Stanton Vaults Into First With 271-Yard Game
Mel Stanton of Eastern Washington rushed for 271 yards and four touchdowns in a win over College of Idaho, jumping from 10th to first in NCAA small college rushing and becoming top scorer with 84 points. He leads Allen Smith by 17 yards and Dick Booth by 18 points.
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Football picks wrap results from NFL and AFL games
Predictions list scores for NFL games including Green Bay over Dallas 21 13 and San Francisco over Minnesota 39 27. Also forecasts AFL matches with San Diego beating New York 21 14 and Buffalo over Denver 21 17.
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Prep Gridder Dies After Brain Surgery
Mike Welch a 17 year old high school football player died from injuries suffered in a Pine Forest scrimmage near Fayetteville North Carolina He collapsed during the scrimmage and was treated at Womack Army Hospital Ft Bragg then flown to Walter Reed General Hospital where he was pronounced dead on arrival It marks the 22nd high school football fatality of the season.
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Gordie Howe Leads All Stars to Comeback Win
Gordie Howe, at 37 in his 20th NHL season with Detroit, scored two goals and assisted on two others to fuel the All-Stars’ 5-2 comeback victory over the Montreal Canadiens in the 19th annual classic at the Montreal Forum. Regular season opens Saturday with Detroit at Montreal and Chicago at Toronto.
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Dorothy Klein Leads Sparta Women With 592 Series
Dorothy Klein rolled a 592 in the Ten Pin League at Spartan Lanes on Tuesday night with games of 192 191 and 208. Mary Ziegler added 537 with a 213 single as other top scores included Elsie Shea 533 Dorothy Isensee 516 Marlene Benedict 513 Jolene Hansen 512 and Ruth Erickson 507.
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Third Tennessee Grid Coach Dies
Charles Rash 28 assistant line coach at the University of Tennessee died in a Knoxville hospital from injuries after a railroad crossing accident Monday. Fellow assistants Bill Majors 26 and Bob Jones 30 were killed when a Southern Railway passenger train struck their car. Rash was a former Missouri lineman and had coached at Air Force before joining Tennessee in 1964.
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Vince McNally Named Scouts Coordinator
Cleveland Browns announce Vince McNally former Philadelphia Eagles general manager is appointed coordinator of area scouts for a six team NFL cooperative group in Cleveland.
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Bowling Scores From Pla Mor Tavern and Related Leagues
Bowling results from Pla Mor venues and nearby leagues show multiple team series and game totals led by Beranek's Bar, Rice Brothers, Johnson's Children's Shop, and Pepsi Coca Cola groups. Highs include Don Bagnierski 245, D. Loomis 223, Evie Jahnke 547, and Gary Hether 259 in various divisions across men and ladies leagues.
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Phyllis Stowells Scores 559 in Tomah Bowling Meet
Phyllis Stowell’s 559 series topped the National League at Vlasek’s Lanes in Tomah Wisconsin. Blue Room posted 2225 and 781 while Stowell rolled 164 185 and 210 amid a field led by Mary Ziegler Gerrie Clay and Charlotte Howes with solid scores. In the Classic Johnson Shoe rolled 2727 with 958, and Quint Collins led a strong field including Herb Krug er Lavern Purpus Harold Neitzel Bill Mellin Bud Janney Bob Butler Pat LeVoir Phil Schroeder and Rod Calkins.
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Haynie Leads Thunderbird Ladies Open After Round One
Sandra Haynie, 1965 LPGA champion, holds a one-stroke lead entering the second round of the Thunderbird Ladies Open in Phoenix. She shot 71 at the 6,370-yard Arizona Biltmore course, the only subpar score on Thursday amid gusty winds. Sandra McClinton is one stroke back at 72, with Judy Torlumeke and Susie Maxwell at 73. Betsy Cullen, Marlene Hagge, and Sandra Spuzich sit at 74.
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NBC to Air 28 Baseball Games Next Season
NBC plans 28 game of the week telecasts for 1966 including Memorial Day Fourth of July and Labor Day nights. The schedule, discussed by 157 league representatives, also advances 162 game seasons and a new commissioner successor. Opening NL games set for April 11 12 with matchups in Cincinnati Atlanta St. Louis Los Angeles and San Francisco. AL games include Cleveland Washington and New York Boston opens April 11.
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Final Maple Grove Event Concludes Club Play Sunday
A two ball mixed foursome will conclude club play Sunday afternoon at Maple Grove. A dinner will be held Sunday night with trophies to be presented.
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Twin Cities Pro Football Baseball Pumped 29 Million in 1964
A survey by Mid-Continent Surveys for the Metropolitan Sports Area Commission found that professional football and baseball injected 29 million dollars into the Twin Cities economy in 1964. Expenditures totaled 14.5 million with fans contributing 8.855 million for Twins and 1.13 million for Vikings.
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Oles Carls To Clash In 32nd Goat Battle
St Olaf and Carleton meet in Northfield Minnesota for the Goat battle the 32nd renewal with Carleton hosting Homecoming. St Olaf holds last year's trophy 21 to 7 while Carleton leads the series 19 11 1.
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Hether Posts 691 Series in Local Bowling League
Gary Hether bowled a 691 series with no open frames in the Men's All-Star League at South Lancs. He finished with games of 259 223 and 209, totaling 20 strikes and 13 spares and no splits.
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