UCLA Faces Air Force Tonight In West Coast Showdown
UCLA and Air Force prepare for a major night game as Behan and Farr lead the Bruins while Miami beats USC 10 7 and Doug McGee seals the Hurricanes victory. The Trojans had led 7 3 at halftime before Miami’s defense shut down Southern California in the fourth.
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Gonnella leads Henninger past Ludden in 32 20 win
Henninger High's Black Knights improve to over .500 as quarterback Rocky Gonnella throws three TD passes for 198 yards and runs in key plays. Ludden's Mark Wadach leads a late challenge before Henninger pulls away 32 20 at MacArthur Stadium.
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Lancers Tie Southern Title After Narrow Win Over Tully
Lafayette’s Lancers sealed a Southern Division title by limiting Tully 6-0 after a tense first three quarters. Dave Baldwin led Lafayette with 116 rushing yards while Pat Edwards sprinted in the decisive fourth quarter.
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No roses for Super Bowl in Rose Bowl bid fallout
Pasadena pulls support for a professional super bowl bid after the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce executive session. Cities including Miami and Houston sought the January 8 game, but Rose Bowl officials and the AAWU Big Ten contract holders prefer the traditional New Year’s Day Rose Bowl.
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Vernon’s Windup At Vernon Ends Historic Racing Season
Tonight marks the 141st and final night at Vernon Downs with the Au Revoir Pace worth 3000 dollars headlining. Attendance and wagering set records as total handle nears 33 million and attendance exceeds 656000, surpassing last year’s 611805 and 36.56 million. DeLeon Kidd driven by Glen Garnsey faces Dora’s Joy and rivals in the feature as Jack Bailey and Garnsey claim top driving honors.
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Pop Warner Ends Season With Local Double Header
The Pop Warner league wraps up the season today with a Griffin Field double header featuring Le Moyne versus Mattydale in the opener and Auburn against St. Peter's in the second. Eastwood meets Westvale at Solvay with the Jamboree set for November 13 pitting Auburn against a Toronto team.
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Palmer Leads Australian Open After Two Rounds
Arnold Palmer holds a one stroke lead at the Australian Open after two rounds in Brisbane. Palmer shot a four under par 70 to reach 137 total, edging Australian Peter Thomson who carded 71.
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West Genesee and J D Rams Battle to Tie in County Showdown
West Genesee Wildcats and Jamesville DeWitt Rams fought to a 20-20 tie in a key Northern Division clash. Dan Luczyski led J D with 115 rushing yards while Bob Fox hooked up with Bougus for two long TDs for West Genesee. The result keeps JD’s title hopes alive with one game left while nearby clubs chase division wins.
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Robb Finishes Third in Freshman Cross Country at Providence
Marty Robb, former CBA athlete now at Providence College, placed third in the freshman race at the ESCAA cross country meet at Franklin Park Boston. He ran 16:28, about a minute behind Steve Mamo of Colby, as Providence won with 22 points, Bates 65, Colby 74. PC freshmen undefeated in twelve meets.
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Scoreboard update from Florence and Richmond bouts
Florence match features Fernandes Azzori at 114 percent stopping Wellington Vilella of Uruguay at 1154. Richmond card lists Ralph McCoy at 1584 in Richmond knocking out Joe Nardi at 161 percent. Chicago is mentioned as a location tag with no further details.
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Montana Grizzlies Plane Trouble Delays Trip to Flagstaff
A University of Montana football chartered DC4 suffered engine trouble south of Missoula forcing an emergency return. The team will bus to Butte then fly to Salt Lake City and Phoenix before heading to Flagstaff for the game with Northern Arizona.
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Dodgers Pound Japan All Stars in Nippon Exhibition
Dodgers win 7-1 in NISHINOMIYA Japan on their goodwill tour. Lou Johnson and Tommie Davis homered as LA gathered 13 hits and limited the Japan All-Stars to seven. Bob Miller earned the win as about 30,000 fans watched the game.
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