Mollenkopf predicts Notre Dame to beat Purdue in key pickoff
Scribe Milton Mollenkopf voices confidence Notre Dame will win, arguing Purdue will err against a fired up Irish in South Bend. He also forecasts Florida over Florida State and a slate of college games with specifics on several matchups and outcomes.
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College football picks mix upsets and favorites across the nation
The roundup lists numerous games with favorites vs underdogs. Kansas beats Indiana Pepper Rodgers era, Nebraska tops Minnesota, Baylor edges Michigan State, Missouri over Illinois and more across conferences.
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Hodges 3 in hospital as chest pains persist
Mets manager Gil Hodges remains in satisfactory condition after chest pains led to his hospital admission. Doctors say the heart attack was mild and Hodges should resume full duties in time, with recovery expected to take about two weeks. Hodges previously coached and played for the Dodgers and Senators in a lengthy baseball career.
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Scottsdale hosts junior tennis tourney sanctioned by USTA
Eighty boys and girls under eighteen will compete this Saturday in Scottsdale in a USTA sanctioned junior event. Entries come from Phoenix Mesa Chandler Casa Grande Tempe Paradise Valley and other towns. The meet has five age classes with winner and runner up trophies in each. Play starts 8 a.m. at Coronado High for boys and Scottsdale High for girls, running to dusk with finals Sunday.
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Punt Pass and Kick clinic leads local football events
Ford and Phoenix Jaycees sponsor the first of two Punt Pass and Kick clinics at High School 1751 W Indian School Rd for boys ages 8 to 13. NFL star Bruce Gossett and Irv Cross aid with registration and coaching as finalists advance to zone and finals. A second clinic on Oct 7 precedes the Oct 12 contest at PCHS with Gossett coaching again. An awards banquet closes the three weeks on Oct 14 at the Phoenix Jaycee Mall.
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Cassius Clay to Fight Folley in Sacaton and Other Bout
Former world heavyweight champion Cassius Clay is scheduled to meet Zora Folley of Chandler in an October 26 match at the Pima Indian Reservation in Sacaton. Officials in Columbus, Ohio announced a November 11 bout against an unnamed opponent. Benny Hinds, assistant manager of Valley National Bank.
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Chruma leads Village rally in 16 11 slow pitch win
Chruma hit five times with three home runs fueling Village 16 11 victory over Spectra in a city league slow pitch game. Larry Stolte homered twice for the losers as Jim Stephens and Andy Hull also went deep for AFT in a 24 7 rout of Carson's. In fast pitch Gil Aragon struck out nine for 902 club in a 5 0 win over Allstars. Patterson defeated Circle H 7 4 with Ray Dunne and Jim Owens leading Patterson.
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Jones suspended by USAC after hotel corridor confrontation
USAC and Jones clash over participation. Parnelli Jones suspended indefinitely after a verbal confrontation in a Los Angeles hotel corridor. USAC director Henry Banks confirmed the suspension with no set end date.
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Tacobelli sparks Dartmouth victory over Bowdoin in scrimmage
Sophomore halfback Dirck Tacobelli of Scottsdale starred as Dartmouth beat Bowdoin 19 to 14 in a closed scrimmage. He returned a 48 yard punt to set up the winning TD, kicked a 49 yard boot, and caught an 11 yard pass for the decisive score. Dartmouth opens its 1968 season Saturday in Hanover versus New Hampshire.
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Chicago
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Calle Rosa
Hanover
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U S Germans in Flag host pre Olympic international meet
Flagstaff hosts a high profile track and field meet featuring 135 top athletes from the United States Canada Germany and Chile and 11 Canadian Olympians. The event at NAU Stadium Sunday starts 12 40 p m with 27 events led by stars Bob Seagren Ralph Boston George Young and Randy Matson. The German and Chilean Olympic teams join U S Olympic track squads in the first such event in Flagstaff and possibly the state.
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