Injuries Hit Pro Football As Second Half Opens
Pro football injuries strain teams entering the second half of the season. Detroit may bench Mel Farr. Baltimore may start Dave Kopay. Rams and Bears shuffle lineups. Giants and Cowboys face doubt and injuries. Key players sidelined include Alex Hawkins, Willie Townes, Darrel Dess, Ernie Koy, and Dick Butkus with rib bruises.
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Frederick lighs for Tri State League clash with TJ Patriots
Frederick High Cadets aim to extend a 16 game win streak as they travel to Westminster to face Martinsburg in a key Tri State League showdown. TJ Patriots host Gaverne Martinsburg rival with Eric Dahlgren leading TJ scorers and Frederick boasting Pete Cooper and Chuck Foreman punch.
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Patriots Rout Martinsburg Cadets Boosts Win Streak
MARTINSBURG The Governor Thomas Johnson Patriot junior varsity football team remained undefeated with a 27-13 win over Martinsburg baby Bulldogs. Tim Hall scored on a one yard run, Bowens added a TD, and Hall intercepted a clearance for a 43 yard return. The Patriots led 20-7 at half and sealed victory with a 13 yard pass to Hall in the third period.
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College Cagers Seek Regular International Play
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp predicts annual international basketball competition may begin next year depending on NCAA AAU sanctions. He notes major conferences favor winter tours to bring foreign teams to the United States with possible summer return trips, aiming to strengthen Olympic performance. He cites past tours by Kentucky and national teams as proof of growing international play.
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Laver and King Named Top Tennis Players in World Rankings
The 44th annual World Tennis Rankings tabbed Rod Laver of Australia as the No 1 man and Billie Jean King of Long Beach California as the No 1 woman. The honor prizes Seagram World Ranking trophies for the top 10 in each gender with players from six countries.
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Trod Laver
Australia
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
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Laver
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Tom Okker
Netherlands
Ken Rosewall
South Africa
Lestey Bowrey
Housemary Casals
San Francisco
Schooley Only Senior in Small College Football Stat Race
New York AP Phil Schooley of Northern Iowa stands as the lone senior among top contenders in major small college football stats. He is second in passing with 1,450 yards and nine touchdowns, trailing Idaho's Steve Olson who has 1,799 yards and 10 TDs. Olson also leads in total offense with 1,786 yards.
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Steve Olson
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Mike Quirk
Moorhead State
Bruce Cerone
Emporia State
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Quirk
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