Dome Crowd Possible As Georgia Houston Battle Draws Big Attenda
The top ranked Georgia Bulldogs visit Houston to face the Cougars in a capacity crowd expected at 51 000 seats plus standing room possibly exceeding 56 668 from a 1966 Dodger game. Houston QB Dick Woodall leads an offense averaging 30 3 points per game as Georgia defends nationally top pass defense.
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Swiss Drivers Set Endurance Speed Marks at Monza
A Swiss team of four pilots Joe Siffert Charles Voegele Dieter Spoerry and Rico Steinemann set multiple world endurance records this week at Monza Italy driving two Porsches. They posted 139.80 mph average for 1000 miles in under 2000 cc class in a Barerra 6 model and then 131.10 mph for 2000 miles 131.72 mph for 5000 miles and 129.86 mph for 72 hours aboard a Porsche M11R on the 2 1 mile Monza circuit.
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Massillon Upsets Steubenville In Rain Soaked Clash
Massillon's Jim Smith ran 34 times for 184 yards, scoring four touchdowns as the Tigers toppled No. 1 Steubenville 26 16 before 13000 rain drenched fans at Harding Stadium. Massillon finished with 256 rushing yards and two interceptions aided by a late fumble recovery.
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MecBurnie Leads Lakota's Win
Lakota High's Keith MecBurnie busted a 36 yard TD in the second quarter to spark a 28-14 non league win over New Miami. Lakota totaled 369 yards offense to New Miami's 332 with 196 rushing and 173 passing.
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Rickey Golf Foundation Names New President
Robert D. Rickey, longtime National Golf Foundation director, is elevated to NFG presidency. He previously led the Golf Club Manufacturers Association three times and serves as vice president of MacGregor Brunswick, where he has worked since 1942, following his father Charles Rickey, a founder of the NFG.
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Mighty Yates Wins Second Race at Cleveland Open Meet
At Northfield Park near Cleveland Mighty Yates trotter won the second race during the Cleveland Open rounds. Wayne Yates shot back to back 66s in the first two rounds of play.
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G-Man Takes Early Lead In Pro Pin Tourney
Billy Golembiewski, 27, from Detroit, tops after two rounds in the PBA Youngstown Open with a 2,737 total. Mike Durbin trails in second at 2,721 as Jim Stefanich fires a perfect 300 opening round and sits in fourth with 2,700.
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Nevele Pride Favored in Harriman Trot at Yonkers
Yonkers N Y AP Nevele Pride 2 year old harness racer seeks world money record by winning 100000 E Harriman Trot at Yonkers Raceway. Star's Pride son has earned 167913 with 25 wins in 28 starts and must place top four to match Bret Hanover juvenile record. Owned by Nevele Acres Ellenville NY driven by Stanley Dancer No 6 post.
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Colonels Move Thanksgiving ABA Game to Friday Night
The Kentucky Colonels announced a shift of their scheduled Thanksgiving Day game against New Orleans to Friday night November 24. The move affects the ABA schedule and venue timing for both teams.
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Bing's Pass Leads Pistons Past Bullets In Tight Finish
Boston Celtics edge Lakers 105-104 as Bill Russell 25 points 33 rebounds and Havlicek key baskets. Knicks crush Seattle 134-100 with Willis Reed 24 leading. Anaheim tops Pittsburgh 115-113 after Connie Hawkins 27 and Ben Warley 27 spark late rally.
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30 Yard Run Lifts Little Miami Past Waynesville
Hampton broke a 0-0 tie with a 30 yard second quarter rush to give Little Miami a 6-0 victory over Waynesville. Waynesville fumbled 12 times, four lost, stalling most drives as LM improved to 4-2 in Fort Ancient Valley Conference and 4-5 overall while Waynesville fell to 4-5 overall and 3-3 in league.
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Kentucky Derby favorites from Kentucky dominate winners
Kentucky bred horses appear to have the best shot at the Derby. Of the last 92 winners, 71 were foaled in Kentucky, underscoring the state’s strong influence on the race.
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Wysong Leads Honolulu Open After Windy Round
Leader Wysong a bit puzzled by his swing works to a 69 in windy Waialae winds to top the leaderboard at 141 total. Billy Casper Arnold Palmer Jim Grant Ray Floyd and Dick Sikes close behind with 143s after tougher wind conditions and a gusty finish.
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Aronow Sets Fastest Miami to Key West Run Ever
Don Aronow, world powerboat champion from Coral Gables, won the fifth Miami to Key West race posting an average of 58.7 mph over 159 miles in 3 hours 4 minutes aboard a 28-foot Magnum. John Bakes of Fond du Lac finished second in a 32-foot Bertram with Allan Brown of Miami third in a 28-foot Magnum. A 21-foot Donzi piloted by Barry Cohen and Fred Brockman of Long Beach, New York, exploded. both men received hospital burns.
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Whitworth Leads Civitan Open After Close First Round
Kathy Whitworth tops the Corpus Christi Civitan Open after the first round with a two over par 72. Margie Masters and Clifford Ann Creed each tied Whitworth at two over par, forcing a late finish with Whitworth making a final 18th green save to break the deadlock.
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Narvaez Outpoints Cruz In New York Fight
Frankie Narvaez from Puerto Rico defeated Mike Cruz of New York by score 137 to 136 in a close Friday boxing bout held in New York City.
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Notre Dame records fall under Parseghian tenure
During Coach Ara Parseghian's first three seasons at Notre Dame 51 school records were broken and eight tied.
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