Buckeyes, Razors fall amid top NCAA upsets
No. 2 Notre Dame edged Purdue 8-7 after a late goal line stand. Colorado shocked No. 5 Ohio State 20-14 in Columbus as Ken Johnson scored twice and Cliff Branch added a 68-yard TD. Nebraska and Michigan dominated, while Texas shut out Texas Tech 2-80 and Alabama, Auburn, Tulsa and Oklahoma posted high-scoring wins.
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Harris wins Robinson Open in playoff on eve of 30th birthday
Labron Harris, winner of the Robinson Open Golf Classic, beats Bert Yancey in a third round playoff after a birdie putt on the third hole. Harris earns $20,000 while Yancey takes $11,400. Runners up include Brewer Hinson Colbert and others sharing prizes through ninth place. Harris, 29 turning 30, holds a Master’s in mathematics from Oklahoma State.
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Giants Dodgers in tight NL West race tightens after tense moments
Maury Wills, Dodgers veteran shortstop, expresses quiet confidence that the Dodgers will win the NL West as the pair battle a one game lead over the Giants with three games left. He cites team unity and mutual support as key factors while recalling past rivalries and moments from 1962. Jose Pagan reflects on Dark’s compliment while with the Pirates.
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Hokams dominate NMMI for second straight win
Mesa Community College beats New Mexico Military Institute 23-14 in Boswell New Mexico. Jimmie Smith rushed 168 yards on 36 carries and Steve Kipp gained 106 yards with two touchdowns. Hokams total 364 rushing yards while holding NMMI to 73 rushing and 157 passing yards as penalties hamper the home team. The victory extends Mesa’s regular season win streak to 14 and sets up a trip to Snow College next week.
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Football Standings and Scores Across The League
Chicago 20 Minnesota 17 Pitts 21 Cincinnati 10 Miami 20 Buffalo 14 Cleveland 14 Baltimore 13 Dallas 42 Philadelphia 7 Green Bay 34 Denver 13 Detroit 34 New England 17 Washington 30 New York Giants 3 San Francisco 38 New Orleans 20 Los Angeles 20 Atlanta 20 Oakland 34 San Diego Kansas City 20 Houston 16.
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ASU to Screen Sun Devil Football Films Weekly
Arizona State University shows Sun Devil football games in the Memorial Union Movie House every Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Pop-Up Committee hosts free screenings of home and away games with the first film this Tuesday and weekly until November 30. Free punch served from 11 a.m. in the Union lobby.
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Cowboys Dominate Apache In Arizona Pop Warner Clash
Scottsdale Cowboys roll to a 32-8 win over Scottsdale Apache before a record Arizona Pop Warner crowd. Kyle Roper pages two TDs and 212 rushing yards, including a 70-yard score after an interception. John Harper adds 132 rushing yards and a 72-yard TD run as Cowboys rack 357 rushing yards to 71 for the Apache.
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Scottsdale banquet speaker steps in after no-show Spagnola
At a father and son dinner at Los Arcos Methodist Church in Scottsdale over 200 attendees heard Larry Miller substitute for Joe Spagnola who failed to appear. Miller shared MLB anecdotes and career highlights while noting his 27 year age when reaching the majors after service. A Vista del Camino student scholarship was presented to Salvadoré Gonzales.
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