Traditional Rivalries Hold Sway College 11s in Last Big Saturday
United Press Interncliine notes the final big Saturday of the season features Army vs Navy with a sellout crowd at Philadelphia's Kennedy Stadium. Despite no top teams, the annual clash draws 100000 fans and TV attention as fans bet on an unpredictable outcome amid bathrobe traditions and expert secrecy around broadcast plans.
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Texas Preseason Buzz and Team Prospects in 1966
The text surveys college football ahead of the 1966 season, noting Navy’s 44-1 record and six-point favorite status over Army Cadets, potential Liberty Bowl bids for Mississippi after a regional rivalry, and freshman activity at Texas. It references Notre Dame, Baylor, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, California, and TCU with various foreseen strengths and historical notes on players and records.
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Ice hockey to rival football in Houston says bookmakers
Sports brief notes hockey's rising popularity in Houston with Apollo team in Sam Houston Coliseum. Mentions 60 point score in a Missouri game, historic WTMA vs Missouri photo, and various college and pro figures, including MacArthur photo with WTMA inscribed score.
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Lady Pitt Leads Pimlico Marguerite Stakes Field
United Press International reports Golden Triangle Stable filly Lady Pitt tops an eight entry field for Pimlico's Marguerite Stakes worth 73320. Other major runners include Indian Sunlite and Prides Profile in the 1 1/16 mile race as part of a busy stakes card across Aqueduct Lincoln Downs Tropical Park and Fair Grounds with multiple added events and top weights listed.
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Nicklaus Sets Pace in Cajun Golf Event
Nicklaus leads after two rounds at Oakbourne Country Club with a one stroke edge over Babe Hiskey and Bert Weaver. Paul Bondeson struggles to a 72 for a total 138, two behind the leader as conditions hinder long drives and rough lies at the Cajun tournament.
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Latin American Cage Tourney Opens Amid Strong Local Contests
The third annual state Latin Championship second round begins at Woodlawn and Holy Cross gyms with multiple games today through Sunday. Loyalties shift as teams from San Antonio and Houston vie for the title while Leroy Epp, a former San Antonio baseball star, dies at 48 after cancer. Funeral services are set for Monday at Alamo Funeral Home with interment at San Jose Cemetery.
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Rodriguez Named District Commissioner for NBC Roundup
Hector Rodriguez was named district commissioner for the National Baseball Congress and will oversee a sanctioned district tournament next July. The report also notes football and golf updates including Giants, Bears, and Vikings mentions, with several players and game highlights.
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Trimble apologizes for assault. CFL Grey Cup match set
Montreal Alouettes coach Jim Trimble publicly apologized for assaulting Ian MacDonald twice but would not explain the explosion. Hamilton and Winnipeg meet for the Grey Cup. Continen al League MVP honors go to Bob Broadhead and Joe Williams. NFL executives name co players of year. Vic Fusia withdraws as Pitt coach candidate. Boxing notes include Sugar Ray Robinson retiring. Radio and TV listings follow with sports coverage.
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Whitworth Leads by Five at Titleholders Golf
Kathy Whitworth surged to a five stroke lead at the Titleholders Championship at Augusta Country Club firing four birdies on a sunlit round. Carol Mann Wanda Sanchez trailed with 74 while Margie Masters and Pat Berg also featured in the field as contenders.
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Pro Grid Drafts Open With High Profile Selections
Atlanta and Miami, the NFL’s newest clubs, hold first choices in the combined drafts. Notable targets include Heisman winner Mike Garrett and fullback Jim Grabowski. Draft order blends standings, coin flips, and traded picks across NFL and AFL, with six figure bids anticipated.
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Golf Notes Winners at 19th Hole Golf Center
Winners in the weekly 72 hole best-ball twosome event at Joe Gane’s 19th Hole Golf Center include Becky Nordhaus and Bob Tayloc at 3 over par, J C Elijalt and Johnny Martinez at 3 under, Tim Dinkins and Mike Potenza at 29 under.
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Poteet Defeats Keystone 61 to 39 on Friday Night
Poteet Agri team improved to a winless Keystone Kadets when Poteet posted a 61 39 victory. Key players include Tollerice with 18 points and Reiney with 1 point, as Rochester and Setar contributed. The game was reported with brief play-by-play notes and contract signings mentioned in passing.
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Texas Western Eyes Bid In Mineral Water Bowl
Fifth Texas school seeks a bid for the Mineral Water Bowl as Notre candidates discuss matchups. North Dakota, Northern Illinois clash in El Paso while West Texas State eyes a playoff stake in a week of bowl talk with myriad teams under consideration.
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