Morgan State's Banks Coaches a One-Man Football Machine
Earl Banks, Morgan State coach, handles groundskeeping, telephones, and typing while leading a program with the nation's longest unbeaten streak. The Bears beat Grambling 9-7 in Yankee Stadium and, despite a shoestring budget, have supplied five players to the 1968 NFL draft and rely on Tex Henderson for talent. Banks emphasizes execution and flexibility, aiming for a rebuilding season with an outside chance at continuing the streak.
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Midget League Football Highlights From Weekend Action
Skins and Giants secure wins as three teams race atop 3 1 records in the Midget Football League. Werting rushes for 63 and 50 yards with a 78 yard setup, while Willam Biggus scores twice for the Lions. Giants top Rams 7 0 on Bubba Hills 70 yard TD run, Packers roll 27 0 over the Colts with Carroll and Davis securing scores and key defensive plays amid fumbles and interceptions. Also notes a 70 pound muskie caught in New York’s Hudson River region.
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Stewart Wins 10th Grand Prix at Watkins Glen
Stewart wins the 10th United States Grand Prix driving a Matra Ford as Graham Hill finishes second. John Surtees places third in a Honda with Dan Gurney fourth in a McLaren Ford. Stewart set a 1 59 20.29 for 248 miles at 124.29 mph, Hill led the world championship race with 39 points.
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Little Doll Seeks Third Victory in Red Marble Purse at Charles Town
At Charles Town Race Course W Va Paul B Clay's Little Doll faces five rivals in the 44 furlong Red Marble Purse aiming for her third win of the year. Crying For More Cherry Lane and Round John head the challengers with post time at 7 15.
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Boilermakers Rout Northwestern 43-6
No. 1 Purdue rolled past Northwestern 43-6 as Leroy Keyes scored three touchdowns helping Purdue win its third straight. Ohio State stayed unbeaten with a 21-6 win over Oregon while USC, Miami, UCLA, Penn State and others posted outcomes in AP Top Ten action.
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Tar Heels Edge Vanderbilt to Halt ACC Slump
North Carolina rebounded from early season woes to defeat Vanderbilt 38-6, stopping Vanderbilt’s three-game win streak bid. Steve Bomar led a late drive with a two point conversion, while UNC held off a late Commodore surge to seal the win.
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