Irish Navy Face Big Weekend In College Football
Traditional powers clash as Notre Dame seeks a national title with a rough path ahead. Army and Navy meet for the 67th time with Lindell and Cartwright lighting up the scoreboard. Alabama Georgia Tech Georgia Florida Miami and other Top Ten teams fight for bowls and rankings amid injuries and key rivalries.
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Mount St Mary's opens tough basketball slate next week
Mount St Marys College of Emmitsburg begins a demanding basketball season with a Thursday away game at Shippensburg and a Saturday home tilt against Hampden Sydney. The schedule includes top tests against Miami University Philadelphia Textile Loyola of New Orleans and Mason-Dixon Conference foes.
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Frederick Girls Compete in National AAU in St Louis
Eight Frederick girls aged 12 and 13 from the Frederick Track and Field Club travel by auto with Mrs. Jack Griffin to the National AAU Championships in St Louis Missouri to run the mile and a half. The group includes Nancy Korrell Christie Smallwood Linda De lauter Mandy Zellman Kathy Coleman Ann Poffenberger Debbie North and Dee Cottingham. Frederick placed second nationally last year and Wills Spik etts of California are favored to win their third straight title.
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Detroit Edges Celtics In Close NBA Tilt
The Associated Press reports Detroit beat Boston 107 to 105 in a tense game. Cincinnati defeated New York 115 to 109.
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Robinson Reports Knee Operative Recovery Progress
Orioles star Frank Robinson, recovering from knee surgery to remove a cracked cartilage and bone fragment, said his knee is improving on a stepped up timetable. He described pain at the incision, noteS he expects weeks of recovery with crutches and fluid buildup to protect the joint while training for spring.
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Arries Dead At 65
Syracuse AP reports Les lie G Arries, former sports director for ABC and DuMont, died Friday in Veterans Administration Hospital at 65. Past president of World Sports Inc. and Touchdown Club of Washington, he was a Robinson, Kansas native.
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Charles Town Bettor Wins $23 521 20 at Race Course
An unidentified bettor won 23521 20 Friday at Charles Town Race Course as the lone holder of the winning twin double combination. The bettor picked four wine nets wagering on four combinations of 2 5 3. Pop Down paid 11 60 in the eighth race, Sly Blow paid 13 20 in the fifth, Thoroughway paid 15 69 in the sixth, and Little Doll paid 11 in the seventh.
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Bert Bell Resigns As Colt Business Manager
Bert Bell Jr. resigns as Baltimore Colts business manager citing disapproval of NFL policy. Bell criticizes television policy and marketing tactics seen as harming the game, stating the new NFL medium is the dollar. Colts owner Caroll Rosenbloom expresses surprise and says Bell did good work. Joe Campanella chosen to succeed retiring Don Kellett.
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To Keep Turkey Dinners Hot St. Louis Sunday Football
St Louis Cardinals and Boston Patriots seek Sunday wins to keep title hopes alive after Thanksgiving games. Cards need a revenge over Pittsburgh to stay in Eastern Division race. Patriots face Miami to stay alive in the East.
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Reds Rookie Helms Wins National League Rookie Award
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Tommy Van Helms won the 1966 National League Rookie of the Year with 12 of 20 votes. He batted .284 last season and aims to raise his average to .300, saying the award boosts his ego and motivation for next season. He credits early career struggles and a talk with San Diego manager Eddie Leishman for his perseverance.
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Assagai Seeks Upset in Gallant Fox Handicap at Aqueduct
Assagai, the dirt specialist owned by Charles W. Englehard, chases a first dirt win in the Gallant Fox Handicap at Aqueduct. The 3-year-old, carrying 119 pounds under Larry Adams, faces 11 rivals in the $50,000-added race, a wide-open field with Niarkos the 3-1 favorite at 114 pounds and multiple entries from Wheel Anchor to Moontrip.
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St Johns Downs Alumni 66 49 in fast break win
St John s used a fast break and running game to beat the Alumni 66 to 49 before about 600 fans Rick Hassett led St John s with 19 points Ron DeGrange added 15 Lipps paced the Alumni with 10 points Earlier the St John s Jayvees topped another Alumni team 45 to 24 led by Bob Sappington and Joe Dutrow with eleven points each
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Barletta Rolls to Victory in Laurel Stakes
Barletta the Murray Stable filly rallied to win the Sweet N Lovely Purse at Laurel Race Course in Maryland. Ridden by Frank Lovato she moved from sixth after three quarters of a mile to finish one and a half lengths ahead in 1 44 for the mile and one sixteenth. National Hookup ran second and Swift Lady third with payouts of 23.20 11.60 4.80 for Barletta.
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Giants Lose Morrall for Season with Wrist Injury
New York Giants quarterback Earl Morrall, 32, out for the season after a broken right wrist failed to heal. Morrall, in his 11th NFL season, suffered the fracture three weeks ago and had been expected to return next week before being placed on injured reserve Friday.
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