Koy Sparks Texas Win as Longhorns Top Army
Texas Longhorns ride two TDs from tailback Eric Koy to a 17-6 victory over Army. Kay seals Cadets with a 1 yard kickoff as Kentucky blitzes Auburn 20-0. Michigan State ups sets USC with 49 yard field goal. Michigan, Iowa, Oklahoma State, Wyoming, Minnesota win in varied upsets and Notre Dame strides into rankings.
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Bob Hoobing
Associated Press
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Kennedy
Kentucky
Texas
Eric Koy
Michigan State
Dick Kennedy
Southern California
Wildcats
Auburn
Roger Bird
Bird
Jimmie Sidle
Mississippi
Michigan
Navy
Iowa
Gary Snook
Washington
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Wyoming
Kansas
Minnesota
California
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
College
Demons rout Carlsbad as area AAA football action shifts
Dumas remains undefeated after blowing out Carlsbad 48 to 6. Andrews also undefeated with an idle week before league play resumes October 16 in Lawton. The roundup notes Tulsa, Hereford, Snyder, Sweetwater, and other area teams in District 1-AAA, 2-AAA, and 3-AAA with changing standings and upcoming clashes.
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Avalanche-Journal
Dumas
Rews
Demons
Carlsbad
Oklahoma
Lawton
Tulsa
Floydada
Hornets
Phillips
Tucumcari
Hereford
Levelland
Perryton
Canyon
Muleshoe
Andrews
Sweetwater
Graham
Snyder
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Carishad
Jewelland
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Childress
Fluydada
Olton
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Kermit
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Alpine
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Seminole
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Bnyder
Denver City Ready For District 4-AA Title Race
Denver City's Mustangs roll past Littlefield 22 6 and prepare for Muleshoe as District 4-AA play nears. Morton climbs to 4 1, Slaton at 3 2 eyes league gains, while Floydada leads District 3-AA with Friona and Lockney close behind.
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Jim Richardson
Avalanche-Journal
Denver City
Mustangs
Littlefield
Muleshoe
Morton
Dimmitt
Slaton
Tigers
Slatonites
Neal Chastain
Tahoka
Crosbyton
O'Donnell
Lockney
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Floydada
Friona
Tulsa
Sudan
Idle Lockney
Hale Center
Floyd
Ada
Olton
Troublessome Canyon
Abernathy T
Gop
Orton
Abernathy
Ton
Canyon
Iteam
My Slaton
Frenship
Laat
Plains
Post
Farwell
Hodge Named U S Decathlon Runner For Tokyo Games
Santa Clara’s Russ Hodge will replace Don Jessy as U S decathlete at the Tokyo Olympics per Coach Bob Giegenback. After the final trials in Los Angeles, Hodge edged Jessy in a three way tie and both Herman and Eimberger remain in training with the team until the entry deadline.
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Tokyo
Russ Hodge
Santa Clara
Calif
U.S
Don Jessy
United States
Bob Giegenback
Yale University
Hodge
Los Angeles
Jand
Paul Herman
Santa Bar
Kara
Jessy
Dick Eemberger
Oceanside
Herman
Cloris Leachman Lands Lead in The Glory Guys
Hollywood reports say Cloris Leachman, formerly with Lassie, lands a lead role in The Glory Guys. The note adds a horse named Colorado Ling, a South African foal, won six of eight starts as a three year old.
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Lands Lead Hollywood
UPI
Cloris Leachman
Colorado Ling
Browns Defeat Cowboys 27 to 6 Behind Ryan Three TDs
Cleveland Browns overpower Dallas 27 6 as Frank Ryan throws three touchdown passes 8 38 and 40 yards and Lou Groza adds two field goals. Browns tie for Eastern Division lead at 3 0 1 while Dallas struggles with injuries and sacks.
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Cleveland
Frank Ryan
Cleveland Browns
Dallas
Ryan
Lou
Groza
Browns
St. Louis
Cowboys
John Roach
Pettis Norman
Dick van Rasphorst
van Rasphorst
Walter Beach
Galen Fiss
Paul Warfield
Ernie Green
Eagles Roll Past Steelers 21 7 in Rainy NFL Tilt
Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Pittsburgh Steeler 21 to 7 as Timmy Brown caught two touchdown passes 23 and 87 yards and Norm Snead threw three TDs. Brown also sparked a late drive with a 31-yard completion to Pete Retzlaff while Ed Brown and the Steelers struggled offensively.
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Philadelphia
Timmy Brown
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steeler
Norm Snead
Brown
Pete Retzlaff
Snead
Eagles
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Ed Brown
NFL
Retzlaff
Earl Gros
Bob Harrison
Cardinals Top Redskins 23-17 in Muddy NFL Clash
St Louis overpowering defense stymied Washington as Pat Fischer's early return set the tone. The Cardinals built a 14-3 lead and held Washington to eight net yards while John Crow and Sonny Jurgenson faced heavy pressure. Charley Taylor sparked late Redskins rally, but St Louis secured the win to stay atop the division.
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St. Louis
Cardinals
Pat Fischer
Sonny Jurgenson
Cleveland
Jim Martin
John Crow
John Reger
Bobby Mitchell
Redskin
Charley Johnson
Sonny Randle
Johnston
Joe Childress
Pierce Retiring After 17 Seasons With Giants
San Francisco pitcher Billy Pierce, 37, announces retirement after 17 major league seasons. He leaves after helping the Giants win a pennant in 1962 and finishes with a 211-152 lifetime record and a 3-0 season mark. Pierce plans to join an automobile dealer partnership in Illinois and Wisconsin.
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San Francisco
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Illinois
Wisconsin
T'yve
Chicago White Sox
Giants
Rebels and Sandies Extend Lead In AAAA Standings
Tascosa’s Rebels beat Pampa 34 0 and Amarillo’s Sandies routed Monterey 27 0 as District AAAA actions rolled into a second week. Palo Duro and Borger won tight games while Lubbock defeated Caprock 21 13, shaping a four way battle for the district crown with Lubbock and Monterey in good shape and others trailing.
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Randy Brown
Avalanche-Journal
Tascosa
Rebels
Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Borger
Bulldogs
Palo Duro
Dons
Pampa
Sandies
Monterey
Berger
Plainview
Lubbock
Caprock
Odessa
Messaw
Allen
Cooper
Brownwood
David
Land Borger
Maltim
Gary Kingning
Mike Bowman
King
Longhorn
Bowman
Tascosa Wa
Palo Puro
Si Caprock
Wi Caprock
Borjeer
TD PA
David Dillingham
Gary King
Abilene
Tis
San Angelo
Lee
Midland
Permian
Odessa Cooper
McAllen
Biz Abilene
Chiefs Hold Lead With 28-7 Victory Over Oilers
Kansas City used Len Dawson’s passing and a stifling defense led by Bobby Hunt to beat Houston 28-7. Hunt tied AFL record with four interceptions and set up two Chiefs touchdowns with long returns. Chris Burford and Dawson connected for two scores. Brooker set AFL record by extending conversion streak to 62 as KC moved to 2-1. Houston drops to 2-2, bills remain.
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Jack Spikes
Kansas City Chiefs
Johnny Baker
Houston Oilers
Spikes
Len Dawson
Chiefs
Oilers
Kansas City
Bobby Hunt
Houston
Hunt
Chris Burford
Dawson
W.K. Hicks
Burford
Tommy Brooker
George Blanda
San Diego
New York
Blanda
Sid Blanks
Duyne Wood
Frank Jackson
Brooker
Misconduct by Adults at High School Games Cited
Dr. Rhea Williams, athletic director for the Interscholastic League, says adult misbehavior at high school football games is the season’s major problem. He notes few player incidents in 15 years, but reports drinking, gambling, and officials being assaulted by spectators.
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Austin
Rhea Williams
League
Williams
Red Sox Seek Waivers on Williams and Smith
The Boston Red Sox announced they will ask waivers on outfielder Al Smith and infielder Dick Williams to grant unconditional releases. Williams has been offered a player coach role in Seattle and is expected to accept.
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Red Sox
Williams
Smith
Boston
Boston Red Sox
al Smith
Dick Williams
Seattle
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