Mexico Sophomores Rally For 14-6 Victory Over Fulton
The Mexico sophomores defeated Fulton 14-6 to open their season. Higbee scored in the first and third periods with a two point conversion by Long. Sparks and Higbee contributed big rushing yards, while the defense held Fulton under pressure, ending two scoreless middle quarters.
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Mexico
Bulldogs
Randy Higbee
Higbee
Joe Long
Cdach
Jim Valentik
Valentik
Snaigor P Seltina
Sparks
Tol Carch
Mexico eighth grade tops Fulton in 24 to 8 win
Mexico eighth grade football defeated Fulton 24 to 8 on the road. Mexico built a 12-8 lead by halftime, then extended it in the fourth quarter as Steve Sparks and Steve Marshall scored on long runs and Mike Botkin added the extra point. Fulton's defense held late, but Mexico finished with about 201 yards of total offense to Fulton’s 85.
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Higbee
Sparks
Valentik
Fulton
Mexico
Mexion
Dick Barnes
Gary ‘ al
Anyay Tne
México
Aexico
Stuplico
Bill Buckner
Steve Sparks
Virgil McCormick
Mex
Li Lo
Steve Marshall
Mike Botkin
Onenive Ey
Raiders Rally Past Redskins In 34 20 Monday Night Win
Oakland, led by Lamonica with three touchdown passes and Hewritt Dixon’s 164 rushing yards, defeated the Washington Redskins 34 20 for the Raiders second straight NFL victory. Madden praised his team’s power while Washington coach Bill Austin noted the Raiders speed and quarterback time. Dixon’s long run and a key early break set the tone as the sellout crowd watched a strong opener against a old AFL club.
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Sonny Jurgensen
Redland Raiders
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Charley Taylor
Jerry Smith
Redskins
Hewritt Dixon
Dixon
Daryles
Raiders
Washington Redskins
Madden
Bill Austin
Hiseam
Washington
Mike Bragg
Warren Wells
Mexico Leqger Tuesday Page 7 Oc 20 1970
Local page item notes Mexico Leqger appearing on Page 7 of the Tuesday edition dated October 20, 1970. Details unclear due to fragmentary OCR text.
Notre Dame Favored In AP Top Twenty Poll
Notre Dame sits No 3 behind Ohio State and Texas as votes determine the AP college football ranking. Parseghian advocates poll power while Ohio State coach Woody Hayes says no interest in Notre Dame schedule. Top ten includes Nebraska Michigan Auburn Air Force Stanford Arkansas USC with various other ranked teams.
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Associated Press
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Ohio State
Texas
Parseghian
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Woody Hayes
Nebraska
Michigan
Auburn
Air Force
Stanford
Arkansas
South
California
Tennessee
Arizona State
Mississippi
Loussara State
Houston
UCLA
San Diego State
Pittsburgh
Colorado Toledo
Namath Hurt Jets Face Bills Without Star QB
New York Jets ace Joe Namath is out with a right wrist injury and likely will miss Sundays NFL game against the Buffalo Bills. Coach Weeb Ewbank said Namath is unlikely to play, and the Jets plan to summon quarterback Bob Davis from the taxi squad to start if Namath cannot play. Al Woodall would be next in line if Davis is unavailable.
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Joe Namath
New York Jets
Jets
Buffalo
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Baltimore
Weeb
Ewbank
Joe
Bob Davis
Merly
New York 73 Giants
Houston Oilers
Davis
Jersey Jays
al Woodall
Houk Named Top Manager in Baseball Dialogue
In Pompano Beach Ralph Houk discusses the 1970 season and 1971 prospects. He praises the Yankees and notes Detroit Boston Cleveland will rise with young talent while Baltimore dominated. he reflects on Manager of the Year voting and the impact of players like Murcer and Cater. He also mentions preparing his fishing boat for Florida.
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New York
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Houke
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Hay Rte
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Bill Man
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Detroit
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Bobby Murcer
Roy Prove
Cleveland
Indians
Bees
Weaver
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Bill Rigney
Minnesota Twins
Lefty Phillips
California Angels
Milwaukee
Dave Bristol
Rules Set For Fight Between Ali and Quarry
Atlanta AP reports that New York style scoring by rounds will apply to the 15 round bout between Muhammad Ali and Jerry Quarry next Monday night. Both fighters agreed to the 10 point must rule if a draw occurs, while it remains unsettled whether unlimited knockdowns or a three knockdown stoppage per round will govern the match.
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Atlanta
New York State
Muhammad Ali
Jerry Quarry
Prothro At Odds With NCAA Over Pass Interference Rule
UCLA coach Tommy Prothro criticized a new interpretation of pass interference, saying it hampers defensive play. His team edged California 24 21 as two late calls aided a fourth quarter rally, with Dennis Dumit scoring the go ahead TD with four seconds left. Prothro warned the rule makes defense nearly impossible.
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LOS Angeles
UCLA
Tommy Prothro
Prothro
California
Golden Bears
Bruins
Dennis Dummit
Van-Far Defeats Nor-Cal 23-0 In Junior Varsity Clash
Van-Far Junior Varsity shut out North Callaway Jayvees 23-0 as Steve Trower scored first and kicked extra points. Mitch Davis added a TD, with Trower again converting. Prothro and Scamp produced late TDs for Van-Far in a defensive win with a field goal by Trower.
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Vandalia
Van-Far
North Callaway
Jayvees
Steve Trower
Mitch Davis
Indians
Trower
Prothto
Davis
Louisiana
Jim Stangeland
Long Beach State
Prothro
Craig Fertig
Southern Cats
Inter-Usc
Ballc
Fense
Blues Acquire Sutherland From Sabres For St. Louis
Bill Sutherland, 36, a center and left wing, joined the St. Louis Blues after being acquired from the Buffalo Sabres. He previously played for Philadelphia, tallying 15 goals and 17 assists with the Flyers last season.
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Pr. Louis
Bill Sutherland
St. Louis Blues
National Hockey League
Blues
Sutherland
Buffalo Sabres
Sabres
Philadelphia
Flyers
Pro Hockey Tonight's Schedule From AP
Schedule lists California at Vancouver as the only game tonight with other matches set for Wednesday including Toronto at New York Minnesota at Montreal Pittsburgh at St. Louis and California at Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Ted
California
Vancouver
Toronto
New York
Minnesota
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Lee Art
St. Louis
Race World Mourns Mrs Phipps
New York darkens as Mrs Henry Carnegie Phipps dies at 87 in Roslyn Long Island. A famed Wheatley Stable matriarch and prominent woman owner-breeder, she was a longtime presence at Belmont Park Aqueduct and Saratoga with ties to the American turf.
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New York
Henry Carnegie
Phipps
Roslyn
Long Island
Belmont Park
Aqueduct
Saratoga
Wheatley Stable
Inter-LeagueTrading Opens For Major Leagues
New York AP reports the interleague trading period opens as teams seek a player to boost wins. Possible targets include Frank Robinson, Matty Alou, Orlando Cepeda, Tim McCarver, Richie Allen, Denny McClain, and Tony Conigliaro. Curl Flood eyes bid by Washington. Orioles may trade Robinson for pitching help. Braves, Mets also in play for several veterans.
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New York
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Pittsburgh
Matty Alou
Orlando Cepeda
Atlanta
Tim McCarver
Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Denny McClain
Tony Conigliaro
Curl
Flood
Washington Senators
Bob Short
Washington
Orioles
Robinson
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Jim Palmer
Braves
Cepeda
New York Mets
McCarver
Nebraska Expects New-Look Cowboys
The Associated Press reports Nebraska anticipates changes from Oklahoma State in Lincoln as both teams enter a key conference clash. OSU reports progress on injured players Wayne Hallmark and Tim Potts while Nebraska notes Ed Pennard is likely out with a groin pull. Nearby Big Eight moves include Kansas State missing Joe Colquit and updates on Kansas, Colorado, Iowa State, Missouri, and Oklahoma preparations for upcoming games.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma State
Lincoln
GSU
Bob Devaney
Kansas
Ed Pennard
OSU
Floyd Gass
Wayne Hallmark
Tim Potts
Wayne
Gass
Potts
Chuck Fairbanks
Oklahoma Sooners
Colorado
Kansas State
Joe Colquitt
Iowa State
K-State
Sonny Yarnell
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