Texas holding atop AP football poll after Army win
Texas remains No. 1 in the AP poll after a 17-6 comeback win over Army. Michigan State and Michigan upset USC and Navy, reshaping the Top Ten with Michigan and Arkansas tied for ninth and Southern California dropping out. Illinois and Alabama rise, Ohio State moves to fourth as Kentucky climbs to fifth.
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Fullback J. D. Smith to miss season with knee injury
The San Francisco 49ers announced on Monday that fullback J. D. Smith will be out for the year after suffering cartilage damage in his left knee during the 28 24 win over Philadelphia. He will undergo surgery this week.
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Oilers Lead AFL Offense But Languish in Defense
TOP OFFENSIVE TEAM NEW YORK reports the Houston Oilers boast the AFL's strongest offense yet rank last in team defense. This explains their 22 losses and a third place standing in the Eastern Division.
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New York
Houston Oilers
Oilers
Cardinals Open Series as Underdogs Sadecki Faces Ford
Cardinal lefty Ray Sadecki starts Game 1 against Whitey Ford as New York Yankees loom as 17 10 favorites. The roster battle centers on Ford Stottlemyre and Bouton for the Yankees and Sadecki Gibson Simmons for the Cardinals with injury concerns for Kubek and Javier. The 1964 World Series capsule notes four prior Yankees Cardinals meetings and Busch Stadium’s short right field.
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Ray Sadecki
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
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Bob Gibson
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Jim Bouton
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Curt Simmons
al Downing
Yankee
Pedro Ramos
Ramos
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Cleveland
Yogi
Berra
New York
Yankee Stadium
Tony Kubek
Speich Records 629 Honor Count In Bowling League Night
Wally Speich claimed the individu al kegler spotlight with a 629 honor count and a 245 singleton in the Pleasure League. Dave Eley led Turner Hall with a 554 series and 214 game as Windy Acres and Mueller Cheese swept all four games. Team results show Hubers and Hawleys posting 4-0 marks while Nif feneggers and Treuthardt Stockyards faltered.
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Kegler
Dave Eley
William Woethrich
Elmer Anderson
Fred Wirtz
Harris Gempler
Gerry Gelbach
Hawley
Hubers
John Eiserman
Fred Gobels
Windy Acres
Mueller Cheese
Norm Huber
Ken Norder
Niffeneggers
Martins
Gemplers
Hawleys
Simmons
Spoerry’s
Turner Hall
William Wuethrich
Fred Gobeli
Leo Sebald
Grace Lutheran
Green County Salvage
Treuthardt Stockyards
Mobil Oil Co
Washington Implement
Middleton Tops Monroe 14-0 in Friday Football
Monroe sophomore squad fell 14-0 as Middleton Cheesemakers, led by juniors, scored twice on end runs. Mark Winsenried 70-yard run stood as one score, while Mike Meythaler returned a kickoff 90 yards for the other. Daryl Widle and Don Barry led tacklers, Bloom and Meythaler led ground gain. Monroe to play Beloit Catholic next Monday.
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Middleton
Cheesemakers
Mark Winsenried
Monroe
Mike Meythaler
Stan Barr
Barr
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Don Barry
Meythaler
Don Bloom
Bloom
Beloit Catholic
Gene Mauch Re-Upped By Phillies Amid Tailspin
Philadelphia Phillies general manager John Quinn and owner Bob Carpenter reaffirm Gene Mauch's value after naming him to a new two year contract despite a pennant losing tailspin. Mauch, 38, had led the club to a 92 victory season and a fourth place finish following an eighth place debut.
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John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Carpenter
Phillies
Cincinnati
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Quinn
St. Louis
Gene
Sugar Ramos Retires From Boxing Citing Peaceful Quiet
Mexico City featherweight world champion Ultiminio Sugar Ramos announced on a TV program that he will not fight again. He said he has decided to retire and live in peace, and that he has no definite plans though he is sure he will not return to the ring after losing his title last month to Vicente Saldivar.
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Ultiminio Sugar Ramos
Paco Malgesto
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Mexico
Vicente Saldivar
Malgesto
Gibson Named NL Player of the Month for September
Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals is the National League Player of the Month for September after posting six wins in seven starts as the Cardinals surged to clinch the NL title. He is slated to start Thursday's World Series game for St. Louis.
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Bob Gibson
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Gibson
Cardinals
Bruhn Seeks Field Leader for Badgers Opener
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn searches for a field leader as the Badgers prep for the Big Ten opener at Purdue. He tests potential backs including Tom Jankowski, a Whitefish Bay native, while seeking more urgency in rushing the passer.
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Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Badgers
Purdue
Bruhn
Tom Jankowski
Palmer Still Leads Golf Money Winners
Palmer remains top money winner with $110,743, leading Nicklaus by $3,026 after the Fresno Open. Casper in third with $79,019, Nichols $73,537, and Lema $72,555, with no changes in the top 10 standings.
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Dunedin
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Bill Casper Jr
Fresno
Caswell Rolls 755 Series in Serb League
Melvin Caswell, last year’s 175 average bowler, scorched a 755 series on Monday night in the Serb League. He posted game scores of 199 279 and 277.
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FIRES
Milwaukee
Melvin Caswell
Tree rings reveal wider spans in wet years
Dendrochronology shows wider tree rings during periods of ample rainfall and moisture, with narrower rings in drought years. The pattern helps reconstruct historical climate fluctuations and assess past environmental conditions.
Pair of Sophomores Lead Big 10 Scorers
A pair of sophomores Dalton Kimble of Iowa and Bob Griese of Purdue share the Big Ten all games football scoring lead with 24 points each. Kimble scored a touchdown against Washington, Griese added a touchdown and a conversion, giving them the top totals. Fred Custardo of Illinois trails with 19 points.
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Chicago
Dalton Kimble
Iowa
Bob Griese
Purdue
Kimble
Griese
Washington
Fred Custardo
Illinois
Elmer couple buying Argue farm north of New Glarus
Mr and Mrs Earl Elmer of Oregon purchase the John Argue farm north of New Glarus from Harold Cate of La Crosse and Mrs Anna Nagel of Ft Wayne. Possession will be taken Jan 1.
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Gresham
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Gavin Bros
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