Sun Devils roll past New Mexico with big third quarter
Arizona State a speed driven attack exploded for 28 points in the third period to beat New Mexico 48 17 in Albuquerque. Spagnola threw two third quarter TD passes as the Sun Devils improved to 5 2 while the Lobos dropped to 1 6.
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Cowboys Dominate Plowboys In 544 Victory
Cowboys roll to a 54 4 win over the Chandler Plowboys as Jerry Vasquez hits 12 of 16 for four TDs and 292 passing yards. Don Whitlatch and Jim Poole shine with multiple catches and long scores while the defense limits the Plowboys to 57 yards. Several players on both sides earn praise for blocking and receiving as Louie Perex, Joe Mead, and Calcagno anchor the effort.
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Rams remain unbeaten as Vikings rout Browns 51 to 3
Joe Kapp and Gene Washington connected on three touchdown passes as the Vikings crushed the Browns 51 3 for their seventh straight win. The Rams stayed undefeated at 8 0 by beating San Francisco 41 30.
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Tompkins stars in swim meet as SST tops Chandler
Marisa Tompkins won all five SST events in the Chandler High dual meet, boosting Scottsdale to a 238 234 victory over Chandler. Kim Davis, Jan Hoefle, Joanne Jordan and Karen Hoeflé were among other SST winners across multiple age groups and strokes.
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Raiders Stay In Contention With 14-0 Victory
Defending State Champion Scottsdale Raiders extended their winning streak to three by shutting out Salvation Army Squad 14-0 on the visiting field. Steve Letson scored a 30-yard TD and added two conversions, Brad West added a three-yard score, while Bruce Buchanan and teammates anchored the defense with interceptions from Steve Nebgen and Dan Williams.
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College grid scores large slate from Yale to Texas
Scores listed show Yale 21 Penn 3 Syracuse 23 Arizona 0 Princeton 51 Harvard 20 Dartmouth 37 Columbia 7 Notre Dame 49 Pittsburgh 7 Gettysburg 16 Temple 14 Drexel 13 Delaware Valley 7 Wake Forest 23 Virginia 21 Virginia Tech 10 Florida State 10 West Virginia 31 William and Mary 0 North Carolina 61 Miami Ohio 34 Murray 21 Tenn 29 South Carolina 14 Duke 34 Clemson 27 Georgia 13 Florida 13 Cincinnati 31 Louisville 21 Vanderbilt 42 Kentucky 6 Tulane 14 Georgia Tech 7 Iowa State 28 Illinois 27 Purdue 41 Michigan State 18 Ohio State 62 Wisconsin 7 Minnesota 28 Northwestern 21 Missouri 44 Oklahoma 10 Michigan 57 Illinois 17 Colorado 17 Kansas 14 Nebraska 17 Iowa State 3 West Texas State 28 Western Michigan 20 Southwest Texas A&M 20 SMU 10 Oklahoma State 28 Kansas State 19 Arkansas State 21 Drake 21 Arkansas 30 Rice 6 New Mexico St 41 UTEP 38 Texas 56 Baylor 14 TCU 35 Texas Tech 6 Arizona State 48 New Mexico 17 West Point Army 17 Oregon 17 Stanford 21 Washington 7 Air Force 38 Utah State 13 Utah 34 Wyoming 10 Oregon State 35 California 3 Southern California 28 Washington State 7 Colorado College 33 Dakota State 0 Brigham Lightning 21 San Jose State 3
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Knicks Push Streak to Ninth Straight with 112 102 Win
New York Knicks, led by Willis Reed with 35 points, beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112 102 as they widen their Eastern Division lead. Key loss: Dave DeBusschere suffers a broken nose and may miss future games. Baltimore and Phoenix also won in Sunday NBA action.
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Washington reinstates three Huskies from suspensions
University of Washington football coach Jim Owens reinstates three of four black players suspended Oct. 30 for not showing total commitment to the program. The fourth player Harvey Blanks will remain suspended permanently due to more extensive issues. The reinstated players Greg Alex Ralph Bayard and Lamar Mills will have normal opportunities to earn starting roles.
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Turf Paradise to open with 3500 Inaugural Handicap
Turf Paradise in Phoenix kicks off its 15th anniversary meeting with a 3500 inaugural handicap Tuesday. Arizona bred Loco Kid holds top weight 121 pounds in a 12 entry field including Kathryn's Doll and Fleet. Open house admission to grandstand and club house. Jockeys Sandy Schleiffersch and Violet Smith to ride on opening day.
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Wilt Chamberlain vows 13 week return to Lakers after knee surgery
Wilt Chamberlain underwent knee surgery for a torn tendon in his right knee after a Friday night injury against the Phoenix Suns. The 7 foot 1 star, confined to Centinela Valley Hospital, promises Laker fans and teammates he will be back in about 13 weeks to help win the world championship, with two months before cast removal and rehabilitation ahead. Lakers owner Jack Kent Cooke praised his determination as Chamberlain vows to stay in shape and attend games while sidelined.
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