Staubach Poised Under Pressure Amid Navy Hype
Colonel Blaik notes Roger Staubach remains calm despite relentless publicity from Annapolis and media. The Navy quarterback, recovering from a shoulder nerve issue, faces Pitt in a pivotal game that could shape the eastern title and a potential bowl bid.
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Red) Blaik
United States Military Academy
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Army
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Pittsburgh
Panthers
Harris Leads Big Eight In Scoring And Rushing
Colorado’s Bill Harris, a 207 pound senior halfback from Hackensack New Jersey, tops the Big Eight in touchdowns and yards per carry with 8.1 per rush and six trips to pay dirt. He revived his career in the 1961 season and sparked Colorado’s offense in key second halves.
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Associated Press
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Ken Bunte
Glenn Baxter
Mike Miller
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Ralph McFillen
Bill Symons
Doug Dusenbury
Larry Elliott
Jeff Williams
Palmer Retains Big 296 Margin In PGA Standings
In Dunedin Florida AP notes official PGA winnings favor Arnold Palmer who leads with 128230 dollars while Jack Nicklaus tops unofficial tallies with a Sahara Invitational win and a fifth tour victory this year. Boros stands third with 77356 dollars after winning three of 20 events.
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Arnold Palmer
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Nicklaus
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City Cyclist Sweeps Heats and Final in Shreveport
Lawton's young motorcycle racer Fred Nix burned up the tracks by sweeping his heat and the final over the half mile track at Shreveport. He duplicated the feat the next evening in the Southwest canes io races at Waco with another double win.
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Fred Nix
Nix
Shreveport
Waco
Twin Double Win Doesn't Pay Off at Roosevelt Raceway
An unidentified man who hit a twin double for 10 899 on a 2 bet at Roosevelt Raceway died of a heart attack while about to cash the ticket. A spectator tried to run off with the ticket but was tackled and the ticket recovered. The Monday night twin double was the track’s second highest since July.
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N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Top Ten College Football Rankings Shuffle After Week Results
Texas, Wisconsin and Pitt hold steady in the Top Ten. Illinois rises to behind the leaders after a 16-6 win over Minnesota. Mississippi stays fifth. Alabama climbs to sixth after a 35-0 win over Tennessee. Oklahoma slips to seventh. Auburn enters the Top Ten while Northwestern and Navy contest the 10th spot.
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Tennessee
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Wolverines defend strong after tough Texas tests
Lawton High’s Wolverine defense, led by Coach Bob Bodenhamer, remains elite as they allow only 34 points over six starts and rack up 175 points. Gene Cogle leads with 38 points, 331 rushing yards, 609 passing yards, and 25 of 50 completions with five touchdowns.
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Wolverines
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Dumas
Gene Cogle
Wolverines shuffle lineup as Friday comeback looms
At Lawton high on Monday the Wolverines shuffled starters with Mike Bridges at right guard and Rick Ahl schlager at right tackle. Rick Baldridge and Rick Wilson moved to left half and fullback. Foster slowed by thigh strain, Tibbetts bruised shoulder, Ellis holds No 1 center. Lions prepare for Capitol Hill JV game Thursday.
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Wayne Shannon
Jackson
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Isaac Monts
Lions
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OU Texas Game May Leave Bowl
Norman Oklahoma Dads Organization went on record during Dads Day weekend in favor of moving the OU Texas game from the Cotton Bowl after the 1971 contract to a home and home arrangement. Dr Horace Brown secretary said the action was not a resolution but a formal expression of preference.
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