BYU Faces Arizona State In pivotal WAC battle
In Tempe, BYU and Arizona State clash for second place in the WAC amid injuries thinning the Cougars. ASU features tailback Max Anderson and a strong defense led by Curley Culp and Ron Pritchard. BYU will be without star receiver Casey Boyett, testing depth after mixed results from the team’s passing game this season.
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BYU
Arizona State
Tempe
Oregon State
USC
Beavers
Purdue
UCLA
Brigham Young University
Cor
Rane
ASU
U. of Wyoming
Devils
Frank Rush
Jurees
Art Malone
Bob Rokila
Jineacker
Mike Kennedy
Max Anderson
Ted
Curley Culp
Ron Pritchard
Casey Boyett
Boyett
Arizona
Cougars
Tommy Hudspeth
Phil Odle
Bruins Host Trojans in Clash With Heisman Hopefuls
UCLA faces USC in a huge showdown that could crown the national champion and signal the Rose Bowl representative. Gary Beban and O. J. Simpson headline Heisman chatter as 82,000 fans pack the Los Angeles Coliseum and millions watch on TV.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Pacific Coast
Pasadena
UCLA
Gary Beban
O. J. Simpson
Beban
Southern Cal
Westwood
Simpson
Oregon State
Corvallis
Trojans
Jim Lawrence
Lawrence
Greyhound Entries at Phoenix Park Tonight Races
Entries for Phoenix Greyhound Park list nine races with dogs named for each heat. Notable runners include Start Trying, E.H.'s Jet Fire, Scott's Irich, Leahhy, Monty B.E., Misatle Hange, and Hasty Orbital among others across ten heats with odds and bred classifications.
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Greyhound Entries
Phoenix Greyhound Park
Juanita Wolfchief
E.H
Jet Fire
G.M
Castle
Joy
Super Serene
O.B
Eapanto
Scott
Irich
Katey Kurla
Ditatory
Boatman
Rebel'a Obsidian
Kathy Habe
Jiggs Shorty
Ace Park Ce
al Amos
My C
Fun Ron
Ea Ann
Jalisco
Flynn
T. LA
Jesse
Baleen
Arisona Bred
Maby Tomorrow
Leahhy
Dle'a Pepper
Tinua
Frause Espanto
Kortenal Klown
Secret Invasion
Cr Gr
Sacifica
Rebel'a Next
B. M's ‘Tippy
Taedu NeLadron
Kay'a Charl
Sky Behoeb
Kandy Keat
KR. O.J
Regard
Monty BE
Amn
Rebel'a
Saratoga
A. Hine
Frank Wella
Habe’a
Arizona Wildcats Homecoming Set to Break Attendance Record
Arizona faces Air Force on Homecoming Day with kickoff at 2 30 pm. The season gate total nears the 1966 six game home record as about 25 000 fans are expected for the Air Force game. Eighteen seniors will play their final home game including seven starters.
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University of Arizona
Arizona
Air Force Academy
Wildcats
U of A
Chuck Magness
Air Force
Washington State
Ing
Bill Lueck
John Jones
Ron Higuera
Wally Scott
Jerry Thompson
Olden Lee
Ray Homesley
Bill Nemeth
Tim DeWan
Marc Reed
Paul Robinson
Jan Komorowski
Marty Hutchison
Wd Caruthers
Tom Brennan
Steve Sanders
Bruce Radabaugh
George Tijerina
Soccer loops may unite yet
A show cause order to halt a boycott against the National Professional Soccer League may force a merger with the United Soccer Association. Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan set a hearing for Nov. 27 on the order. The case seeks why world soccer bodies should not end their ban on the NPSL. An $18 million antitrust suit was filed Sept. 9 by the NPSL against FIFA and several national associations.
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New York
UPI
National Professional Soccer League
United Soccer Association
Sylvester J. Ryan
NPSL
Federation Internationale de Football
FIFA
United States Soccer Footbal Association
Canadian Soccer Football Association
Raiders face Knights and Wildcats in final regular games
The midgets meet the Camelback Arcadia Knights at 11:00 at Judson School after clinching the eastern division title. The bantams finish the season against undefeated Mesa at 12:30, seeking one last win.
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Bantams
Arcadia Knights
Mesa Wildcats
el Cajon
California
Knights
Judson School
Mesa
Gulls Beat Phoenix 6-2 In WHL Tilt
San Diego Gulls defeat Phoenix 6-2 in a penalty free WHL game to climb to second place, five points behind Seattle. Gulls pull away in the third period with four goals.
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San Diego Gulls
Gulls
Phoenix
Seattle
Army denied Sugar Bowl bid sparks military and political backlash
Secretary Resor ruled Army cannot play in a post season bowl despite Sugar Bowl bid. Rep. Hebert called the decision a morale blow to West Point and hinted at appeals to President Johnson. At the academy, missing sugar bowls mocked the ruling as officials cited mission over football.
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N.Y
UPI
Army
Pentagon
Naval
Air Force
Stanley Resor
Mondy
F. Edward Hebert
Dla
House Armed Services Committee
Louisiana
Washington
Corps of Cadets
Hebert
Johnson
U.S. Military Academy
Resor
Turf Paradise opens 1967-68 racing season in Phoenix
Thoroughbred racing returns to Arizona as Turf Paradise starts its 1967-68 season with a 43 day winter meet in Phoenix. The Inaugural Handicap features older sprinters over five and one half furlongs. Post time is 1:30 p.m. on all race days.
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Arizona
Turf Paradise
Phoenix
Casper Collett lead after first round in Haig Scotch golf
Billy Casper and Don Collett shot 66 to tie Ken Still and Ray Floyd for the Haig Scotch championship lead at La Costa. The teams use a two player format with both hitting tee shots then alternating until holed. Howie Johnson and Lee Trevino, Pete Brown and Lee Elder, Dick Martinez and Bob Lunn are tied for third at 67.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
UPI
Billy Casper
Casper
Bonita
Don Collett
Houston
Tex
Ken Still
Ray Floyd
Still
Tacoma
Wash
Floyd
St. Andrews
Collett
Casper-Collett
la Costa
College picks dominate weekend football forecasts
Indiana tops Minnesota in one matinee while UCLA tangles with USC in a science flavored preview. Other picks include Princeton over Yale, Penn State over Ohio, Purdue over Michigan State, Oklahoma over Kansas, Nebraska over Missouri, Notre Dame over Georgia Tech, Texas over TCU, and Oregon State over Oregon with Utah ending a skid.
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UCLA
John McKay
USC
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Yale
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Ohio U Bobcats
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Tennessee
Mississippi
Volsi
Texas
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Bill Bradley
Chris Gilbert
Longhorns
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Rice
Edd Nargett
Bob Hurley
Texas Tech
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Brigham Young
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Tulsa
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Oregon
Beavers
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Utah State
Utes
Phoenix Greyhound result chart chaotic but lists numerous dogs and odds
A scattered greyhound result chart from Phoenix shows many dog names, trainers, and odds figures. The noisy OCR includes dog titles such as Molly, True Valentine, and Color Me Black, with various numbers indicating bets or times amid dense jumble.
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Etna Hutterfly
Alan
DeWitt
Tebel
Boots
Kay Sharp
Why True
Chief Vorta
Slater
True Valentine
Xaverian
Ales Os Hane
Gieerur
Muthie
FUEL
Feno Pet Peeve
Indy Cindy
Annie
Coy Laas
Cantina Jubilee
Charlemayne
Loventte
Han Ta Alia
Gork Uindsay
Kay
Joe
Jack
Jo Millie
Tommy Flen
Mupen
Aly Sneiainn
New Mak
Mabsnet Blazer
Alea
Nella K
TV Prospect
Hae Fon
Migeon Bapanto
Rootenad Ha ‘ Mt
Diston
Baddhe
Guet H
Adu
Ily Etevenith
Molly Adame
Caatle
Chico Chie
Paston Jo
Govenor
Harker Hue
Dek van Kirk
Shih
Wits
Castle
Putty
Glory
Carmaro
Casa Grande JV Beats Arcadia Titans 25 7
Casa Grande defeated Arcadia's junior varsity football team 25 to 7 as Casa Grande struck twice on defense with an interception return and a fumble recovery. The Cougars added a third quarter seven yard rushing score and dominated the second half to spoil Arcadia's unbeaten start.
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Arcadia
Casa Grande
Bie Blue
Cougar JV
Cougar
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