Revenge Bowls Highlight Two Key College Games
Top two college prep matchups draw the Revenge Bowl label as Michigan visits Ohio State while LSU faces Notre Dame in a clash seen as poetic justice for past bowl outcomes. The slate features major bowl implications and regional showdowns across Notre Dame, Texas, and other top programs.
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Arkansas
Tennessee
Vols
Kentucky
Notre Dame
LSU
Mississippi
Auburn
Rebels
Plainsmen
Arizona State
New Mexico
Anaheim
San Diego State
Long Beach State
Stanford
California
Toledo
Colorado State
Dartmouth
Penn
Northwestern
Michigan State
Penn State
Pitt
Georgia Tech
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
OWLING SCORES OWLING SCORES E HONOR ROLL
D Pfeiffer led with 211 195 266 for 672 while D Cherry 202 247 213 662 and B Howard 193 208 222 623 anchored a strong score list. Other top scorers included D Canter 195 203 213 611 and S Keith 203 212 191 606 with many players posting solid totals and season favorites.
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D. Cherry
B. Howard
D. Canter
S. Keith
B. Rouse
P. Denham
G. Back
S. Gibbs
M. Tackett
L.henderson
M. Hammerle
N. Jones
N. Howard
J. Gibbs
B. Stump
P. Walsh
J. Mynner
J. Linville
Z. Taylor
K. Harrison
M. Climer
B. Harris
B. Bank
W. Jiles
A. Miller
M. Davis
R. Gough
B. Hardings
J. Whitman
N. Marchetti
J. Perry
N. Furbee
Tallon Stars As Canucks Rout Kings In Vancouver
Vancouver Canucks rookie Dale Tallon starred in a 7-1 home win over Los Angeles. Tallon scored once and assisted on two, helping Vancouver build a 2-0 lead after the first period and a dominant 5-1 second, with goals also by Orland Kurtenbach and Andre Boudrias amid overall Canuck control. Eddie Shack scored LA’s lone goal, as Eddie Joyal’s rebound ended Charlie Hodge’s shutout bid.
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B.C
Vancouver Canucks
Dale Tallon
Los Angeles
Tallon
Canucks
Detroit
Orland Kurtenbach
Andre Boudrias
Kings
Eddie Shack
Eddie Joyal
Charlie Hodge
Laver fights back at critics over his fading form
Rod Laver, 32, denies being past his prime amid a standout year yet with no big titles. The Australian star, who has earned over 180000 this year and twice won the grand slam, says lapses cost him wins at Wimbledon and Forest Hills. Nov. 21 Middletown zoning notice follows.
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England
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Forest Hills
Vancouver Dominates Los Angeles 7-1 In NHL Showdown
The schedule featured a single game where Vancouver routed Los Angeles 7 to 1. Team scorers and period-by-period details are not provided in the brief summary.
Leafs' Chief Armstrong Re-ups After Retirement Talks
TORONTO AP George Chief Armstrong, 40, postponed retirement for a third year and signed again with the Toronto Maple Leafs. He has spent 19 seasons with Toronto and totaled 13 goals and 15 assists last season.
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Edmonton bids for NHL franchise by local businessmen
Edmonton Alberta AP reports local businessmen submitted a written bid for an NHL franchise by 1973. A spokesman said the application was filed with NHL President Clarence Campbell. The notice also mentions a separate zoning ruling refusing a beauty shop permit in Middletown Ohio due to insufficient off street parking.
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Alta
NHL
Clarence Campbell
Board of Zoning Appeals
BZA
Maude Bishop
S. Broad Street
Middletown
Ohio
Robert A. Metz
Racer Helps Clear Air
Mickey Thompson, famed speed racer, leads an automotive lab in Long Beach working with Ford on cleaner engines. He seeks 1971 funny cars for drag racing while designing components to boost horsepower with non leaded fuel and improve combustion for less emissions and smog.
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Long Beach
Calif
Mickey Thompson
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Pasadena
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Mickey
Ford Motor Company
Short Deals A Bad Hand for Senators in Trade
Washington manager Ted Williams praised Frank Howard Elio Rodriguez and Dave Nelson as unique assets, but weeks later the Senators traded Rodriguez for suspended pitcher Denny McLain from Detroit. Bob Short acknowledged the deal, predicting results would show by June or July next season.
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Frank Howard
Elio Rodriguez
Dave Nelson
Ted Williams
Washington Senators
Senators
Denny McLain
Detroit ‘Tigers
Rodriguez
Detroit
Williams
Bob Short
Short
Baltimore
Never Bow Seeks Widener Repeat at Hialeah in 1971
Never Bow, the Hobeau Farm entry by Never Bend, seeks a second consecutive Widener Handicap victory at Hialeah after winning by four lengths last year. If successful, he would join Armed and Yorky as the only horses to win the Widener in back to back years.
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McClendon
Bengals
Bayous
Notre Dame
Charlie Mae
Irish
Hialeah
Never Bow
Florida Track
Hobeau Farm
Widener
Armed
Yorky
Never Bend
Aqueduct
JSU to play in Orange Blossom Classic invite
Jacksonville State University will be the first white school to participate in Florida A&M’s Orange Blossom Classic on December 12 in Miami. A&M coach Jake Gaither hailed the selection, noting JSU’s strong season and high NAIA ranking as reasons for the historic invite.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Jacksonville State University
Florida A&m
Jacksonville State
A&m
Rattlers
Miami
Jacksonville
Ala
Letic
Jake Gaither
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Gaither
Flag Gridders Go Unbeaten at Smith Park Title
The Apocalypse team of Miami University Middletown Campus won the flag football title by forfeit at Smith Park yesterday, completing an undefeated season with 160 points for and 55 against. A trophy will be presented to the champs later.
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Miami University
Middletown
Smith Park
MUM
Termites Threat From Unknown Canvasser Activates Alarm
A homeowner warns about a termitas infestation risk tied to an unfamiliar door-to-door canvasser. The message cautions against trusting unknown operators and urges vigilance before allowing access, noting suspicions that the situation may be misleading and unsafe.
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