Notre Dame Tops AP Poll by Narrow Margin Over Spartans
Notre Dame remains No. 1 in the AP college football poll with 556 points, narrowly ahead of Michigan State at 553 after a near tie in East Lansing. Alabama is third, Nebraska fourth, and Georgia Tech fifth as the top ten includes UCLA, Georgia, Purdue, Florida, and Southern California.
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Saban Hopes To Stay Close At Florida State
Maryland coach Lou Saban says the Terps aim to stay within reach of Florida State in the season finale in Tallahassee. He compares the Seminoles to Virginia and notes Maryland must bleed for two years to build the program, praising quarterback Alan Pastrana for a record ACC season.
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NBA Expands With Eight Teams and Schedule Revisions
New York AP reports the National Basketball Association will add eight teams over four years, with two new clubs for 1967 68. Seattle Pittsburgh Cleveland San Diego among primary contenders. other possible cities include Atlanta Dallas Fort Worth Houston Kansas City Minneapolis New Orleans Phoenix Washington DC and Chicago now 10 teams. Playoff format expands to four teams per division in best of five and seven series, disaster plan updated, All Star game set for Jan 10 at Cow Palace.
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Molly B and Brute win beagle field trial at Izaak Walton League
Molly B owned by Jim Grant wins 15 inch class, Grants Bhico places second. Brute owned by Howard Tyeryar wins 18 inch class with Rose Hill Commander and Tuscarora Pixie placing second and third for Austin Baumgardner. 13 inch class goes to Tyeryar's Brute with Rose Hill Commander placing second. Trophy winners include Mapleville Susie and other top finishers. judges named.
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Aggressiveness The Cadets Lifted Frederick to Tri State Crown
Before the 1966 grid season Roy Comer warned of small size yet his fre shmen team proved aggressive and hustled throughout. Frederick finished 6-1 sharing the Tri State title with Waynesboro and Westminster, upsetting Westminster 31 13 and defeating Thomas Johnson 26 7. The Cadets allowed the fewest points and earned the best record among nearby squads. The full story continues tomorrow.
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Elias Middies Up For Clash With Army
Navy Coach Bill Elias says the Middies are ready for a famed showdown with Army in Philadelphia, predicting one of their finest games this year. Army, at 7-2, is expected to be at its best, while Navy brings a 4-5 record and a schedule many say tougher than the Cadets.
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Freddrick's Joe Ganley A Hard-Hitting Terp
Frederick's Joe Ganley emerges as a hard hitting Terrapin in 1960s Maryland football. The Hartnell graduate earns a spot on the playing squad as linebacker and kickoff returner behind Ron Pierson. Ganley, a 6-0, 210-pound junior, aims to steer Frederick youths to Maryland while balancing football with business studies.
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