Sports Has Its Nuts Too
New York readers get a look at the lunatic fringe in sport with riot scenes after a boxing bout in Mexico City and Puerto Rican protests in the Bronx. The column also notes Ralph Houk and Allie Sherman crossfire and praises Jerry Izenberg’s book Championship detailing NFL title games from 1933 to last December.
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Firelands Point Lead Changes Hands in scoring race
Firelands Conference scoring race centers on two fullbacks Bob White of South Central and Paul Toole of Milan. White leads after a big four touchdown game while Toole adds points and claims a strong finish ahead of Monroeville foe.
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Browns snap skid with 30 21 win over Cowboys in Cleveland
Cleveland holds off Dallas 30 21 at home as Lou Groza returns to form with three field goals and Ross Fichtner shoes three interceptions. Browns move to four wins two losses, one game behind St Louis and half game behind Dallas as they head to Atlanta to face the Falcons.
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Barons Face Springfield in Weekend Road Trip
The Cleveland Barons travel to Springfield to face the Indians as they chase a better record after a 7 1 win over Rochester and losses to Pittsburgh and Buffalo. Their road trip continues to Hershey on Nov 5 and ends in Providence the next day.
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U S Considers 1967 Olympic Bid For Bicentennial Year
Vice President Humphrey signals U S interest in hosting the 1967 Olympics to coincide with the nation s 200th birthday. Doug Roby notes federal aid would support facility expansion as cities including New York Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles and St Louis compete for the bid.
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Tribe Names New Coaching Staff For Indians
Cleveland Indians manager Joe Adcock completed his coaching staff by naming Clay Bryant and Del Rice. Del Rice, a former NL catcher and Angels coach, will be bullpen coach after a 16 year NL career with the Cardinals Braves and Cubs. He was fired by the Angels a day before the last season ended after coaching at first base for five years and was accused of calling pitches for Sonny Siebert in a 17 inning loss.
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Notre Dame Remains No 1 In UPI College Football Poll
Notre Dame holds the top spot in the UPI major college rankings heading into the November 19 showdown with Michigan State. The Irish, 11-0 with 21 first place votes, outpaced Michigan State 333 to 315 in points, while UCLA and Alabama follow. Wyoming posts first top-10 entry as Arkansas returns to the top ten after a win over Utah State.
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Massillon Faces Steubenville in Title Race Shakeup
Upper Arlington’s Golden Bears leap to second in Class AA coaches rankings after a 21-6 win that overtakes Sandusky and Niles. Massillon’s 22-0 victory over Canton McKinley keeps the playoff picture fluid with Steubenville leading a four way scramble.
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