Hurricanes Seek Upset Memory After Soaring Victory
Miami coach Charlie Tate urges his squad to recall past upsets as the Hurricanes, favored to beat Tulane in New Orleans, ride a hot defense and rushing attack. Miami has losses only to Florida, LSU and State this season and recently stunned a top team, while nationally ranked foes flock to action across the schedule.
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Bison Top Line Against San Diego State in San Diego
North Dakota State, 8-0 and riding a four game win streak, meets San Diego State before about 35 000 at Balboa Stadium. The Aztecs, led by Don Horn and Haven Newes, rely on a high powered offense and a solid defense to challenge the undefeated Bisons.
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Gift Membership Drive For AAA in Georgia
The notice promotes AAA gift memberships as a holiday option in Georgia. It urges motorists to consider AAA to solve travel and car problems and invites readers to call for easy handling of the gift details and delivery.
Four Nations Open Asian Karate Championship Begin
The Third Asian Karate Championships start Sunday at Araneta Coliseum Quezon City with contestants from South Korea Japan Nationalist China and the Philippines competing.
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National Basketball Association Scores Mixed in Early Reports
National Basketball Association results include Philadelphia 134 over San Francisco 19 and Cincinnati 120 over Detroit 115 while Los Angeles 131 defeated Baltimore. Bob Lundy, Dolphins trainer, notes eight miles of tape used in the first two days of summer training camp.
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Football Results from Ohio Weekend Scores
Massillon 12 Steubenville 0 Sandusky 44 Lorain Admiral King 6 Wellston 35 Jackson 14 Pleasant View 7 Washington Court House 6 Upper Arlington 49 Cambridge 0 Zanesville percent Chillicothe 8 Fairborn 3 percent Day Stebbins 16 Hamilton Garfield 27 Taft 8 Sycamore 40 New Richmond Loveland 32 Mariemont 0 Portsmouth 35 Hillsboro 0 Athens 20 Pomeroy 6 Lancaster 22 Ironton 6 Canton McKinley 22 Cuyahoga Falls 8
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Middletown Middies Host Dayton Roth After Snow Delay
Middletown Middies prepare for a 2 p.m. kickoff at Barnitz Stadium against Dayton Roth in a rare daylight contest. The field was cleared of heavy snow with Jeep blades, tractors, and volunteers. coaching staff expects potential mud and forecasts rain. Roth arrives with six wins, one loss, one tie, while Middies stand 3–5–0 as they aim to rebound to .500.
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Harvard A Winner Even When Riding Airplanes
An Eastern Airlines shuttle carrying most of Harvard football team had a hydraulic leak delaying landing at Newark Airport. Coach John Yovket and starter backfield were aboard with about 120 people including staff. The plane landed after hydraulic power partially returned, notes an on board writer.
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Four Local Runners Enter State Cross Country Finals
Sonny Brandenburg from Madison and Stan Brubaker from Preble Shawnee lead four area runners in Columbus for the state cross country finals. Joe Schramm Jr. of Fenwick placed third in Class A regional, and Bill Riggs of Monroe was fifth in Class AA regional.
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Massillon Tigers Hand Steubenville a Stunning Loss
Massillon 12 Steubenville 0 as the No. 1 Tigers derailed Steubenville’s bid for an undefeated season. The upset drew crowd surges from Massillon to Columbus as AP ratings ignite a free-for-all for the Class AA crown.
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Olympic hotel reservations open for Mexico City 1968
The Olympic Organizing Committee said reservations for hotels in Mexico City for the 1968 Games will be available starting Monday, Nov. 7. Previously, the Mexican government had not allowed any reservations for October 1968.
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