Another Husker Reject Ends Up Haunting Them
Colorado defensive end Mike Veeder earned Big Eight Lineman of the Week for a 61 yard fumble return, a late lateral for a go ahead TD, and three tackles behind the line in a 7 7 game against Nebraska. Veeder, from Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis, had a standout performance while Nebraska suffered another setback in the conference race. Other nominees included Al Pepper, Jon Mosier, and Granville Liggins, with Mosier posting 103 receiving yards and a 61 yard TD, and Kansas State’s Mike Gayne piling up 15 tackles.
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Top Two Not In Danger This Weekend
AP poll shows unbeaten Southern California as the national leader with UCLA in second. USC draws 370 points to UCLA’s 303, while Colorado 283, Tennessee 228, North Carolina State 222, Georgia 143, Purdue 110, Wyoming 91, Houston 84, Indiana 48. Major shifts see Tennessee, Georgia, Wyoming climb with notable wins. Indiana enters Top 10.
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Champion Bike Rider Sets World Marks in Mexico
Czechoslovak cyclist Jim Daler, here for Mexico's Pre-Olympic Games, breaks the 4,000-meter and 5,000-meter world records, saying he aims to test facilities and his form rather than win. He insists his Olympic focus remains intact as trials proceed with fencing and diving finals scheduled, and boxing, cycling, shooting, volleyball, and water polo moving toward eliminations or round robins.
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Boxing Results From the Associated Press
New Orleans Percy Pugh outpointed Freddie Martinovich in a welterweight bout in New Orleans. Worcester Ha Carroll defeated Marion Connor in Worcester. Milwaukee Vidal Fieries outpointed Bing Braggs. Las Vegas Lew Kesey outpointed Baby Cassius. Stockton Rollie Penaroya knocked out Memo Guerrero in Stockton.
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Booster Club Meets Tonight at Ottawa High
The Ottawa Sports Booster Club will screen a color film of the Ottawa University Western football game in the Cyclone Room. A film of the Ottawa High Charter tilt will be shown, with previews of this week’s games by coaches from both schools. The free, public meeting starts at 7:30 PM.
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OHL Player Of The Week Honored Richard Hughes And Tom Drake
The Herald names Ottawa High two players for Player of the Week after the Cyclones 64 0 win over Chanute. Hughes, a senior center and key offensive lineman, blocked Chanute’s 190 pound middle guard and earned praise from coaches. Drake, a 155 pound senior linebacker, captained the defense with tackles a blocked punt and an interception in the rout.
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Pro Basketball Monday Results and Schedule
NBA schedule summary lists Monday games with team matchups including Philadelphia versus Detroit New York versus St Louis Cincinnati facing San Francisco Oakland and Portland. Wednesday slate shows St Louis at Boston Chicago at Detroit New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Los Angeles Baltimore at San Diego.
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Year of the backup quarterbacks starts for 1967 season
The article notes a wave of backups becoming first string across NFL teams. Kent Nix, Jim Hart, Gary Cuozzo, Daryle Lamonica, Pete Beathard, and Steve Tensi shift from bench duties to starters as injuries or trades alter depth charts.
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Gals Money List Unchanged After Carlsbad Win
AP Cincinnati report says Marle Lindstrom won Carlsbad Ladies Open but LPGA money list remains led by Kathy Whitworth with 28392. Haynie second at 23168, Mann third at 22000. Lindstrom lies 10th with 10310 after her first victory since 1962 at Carlsbad.
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Sid Says Chargers' big Improvement Is Attitude
San Diego coach Sid Gillman credits the Chargers 5-0-1 start to attitude rather than talent. He praises Hadl, Alworth, two rookie runners, and new defenders for igniting a confident team that surged from a rough preseason to key wins.
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