Koufax Retires Leaving Dodgers in Uncertain Future
Dodgers face an uncertain 1967 season as Sandy Koufax announces retirement at 30 due to a chronically arthritic left elbow. He cites risk of permanent damage and hints at possible media work while leaving open a coaching path.
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Termites and Trust in Home Inspection Letters
A fragment discusses termites and a canvasser offering home inspection services, warning against trusting unfamiliar operators. It hints at concerns over legitimacy and the potential risk to homeowners. No clear event or dates are provided in the text.
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US Team Narrowly Trails Canada After One Chance Stakes
Frank Chapot of Wilpack New Jersey and Neal Shapiro of Glen Head New York finished 1 2 in the One Chance Stakes helping the United States team move within six points of first place Canada in the international jumping meet.
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Taft tops Western Hills 14 to 6 in Cincinnati grid clash
Taft High School defeated Cincinnati Western Hills 14 to 6 in a high school football game. Taft trailed early but surged with key plays on defense and offense to secure the win at home.
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Bearcats First To Note Sandy's Athletic Ability
Cincinnati's Ed Jucker recruited Sandy Koufax to the Bearcats on a basketball scholarship in 1953. Koufax later left in 1955 to sign with the Brooklyn Dodgers for a $20,000 bonus, launching his baseball career after productive freshman year where he pitched and struck out many batters.
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Lions Involved In Bar Scuffle In Detroit
A Brighton man says Detroit Lions linebackers Mike Lucci and Wayne Walker scuffled with him and four companions Friday night outside Townsman Lounge on Detroit's northwest side. Walker admits a fracas occurred. Smith suffered a cut and bruises but refused medical aid. Another incident involving Lions players followed two weeks earlier with quarterback Karl Sweetan.
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Michigan Ohio State clash ends Woody Hayes era doubt
Michigan and Ohio State close the 1960s rivalry with high stakes as Woody Hayes seeks to avert a rare losing season. Wolverine pass threat Jack Clancy and Buckeye Billy Anders loom large while Michigan aims to extend series lead and OSU counters with senior stars and possible injuries.
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Kilgore Junior College Named to Shrine Bowl
Kilgore Junior College of Texas has been named as a Shrine Bowl entrant for the national junior college championship in Savannah Georgia on November 25. The opposing team was not yet announced.
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Hurricanes Looming Bowl Returns After 44-0 Drubbing
Miami Hurricanes beat Iowa 44-0 as Bill Miller and David Olivo direct a 428 yard attack. Acuff Mira Domke and Russo catch and rush for key scores. Coach Tate hints at possible bowl offers after strong November surge.
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Cage Results From Trenton to Collegiates
Basketball scores across districts show Trenton 78 over Jackson Two 68 and Ripley 90 over Fayetteville 88. St Henry 73 defeats New Bremen 62 while Fort Recovery 66 tops New Knoxville 58. Botkins 90 defeats Anna 59 and Mississinawa Valley 85 beats New Madison 53. Lakota Butler 66 wins over Reily 61 with Bethel 86 over Newton 68. Pikeville Kentucky hosts Wilberforce 83 Presbyterian 75 in semifinals.
NCAA Reverses, Allows Notre Dame Michigan State TV Nationally
ABC and the NCAA bowed to fans and announced nationwide television for the Notre Dame versus Michigan State game from East Lansing. The delayed tape will reach most of the South, while the East Midwest and Southwest get live or taped access as part of a new plan by NCAA TV chair Herb Dorritti.
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Irish Frosh Defeat Spartans in Freshman Tilt
Notre Dame frosh led by Ed Zeigler edged Michigan State 30 27 in East Lansing. Zeigler scored on a four yard run and added a 33 yard field goal in the final two minutes to seal the win as MSU rallied from 21 0 down. The upcoming varsity matchup looms with ND three point favorites behind strong defenses and Gores Pitts leading quarterback play.
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Illini advance to title tilt in Mid-East Regional soccer
Wheaton defeats Wooster 1 0 and Lake Forest beats Ohio Wesleyan 2 1 to reach today's championship game in the NCAA College Division Mid-East Regional Tournament. The two Illinois schools move on to face off for the regional crown.
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Charles Leads New Zealand Open By Four Strokes
New Zealand golfer Bob Charles shot a 71 to move four strokes ahead of his nearest challenger at the New Zealand Open. He maintains the lead as Friday’s round concluded, with strong play from Charles throughout the event.
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Horses trained by Neley win five stakes at Hialeah meet
Eddie Neley trained horses swept five stakes at the 1966 Hialeah meeting. Ogden Phipps, a principal owner for whom Neley trains, topped money winners with earnings of $202,327.
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