Engineers Seek .500, Face Worcester Tech In Worcester
The 2-3 RPI Engineers, hampered by injuries, pursue a .500 mark against Worcester Tech in Worcester Mass. Coach Dick Riendeau plans a two platoon system to rest players and stop third quarter lapses as Worcester, 1-4, visits after a 19-7 Coast Guard win. The 61st Worcester-RPI meeting sees Worcester leading 30-26-4.
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Billy Curran
Ron Cearnal
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Rover
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Kenny Falls
Kevin Carlisle
Dave Walsh
Larry Rogers
Chip Seaburg
Don Wagner
Csonka Faces Panthers as Syracuse Eyes Victory
Syracuse star Larry Csonka, a 230 pound fullback, is seen as a dominating force against Pitt as both teams aim to rebound after recent losses. Pitt coach Dave Hart notes Csonka’s unstoppable ground attack while Syracuse hopes to extend a series edge and ruin Pitt’s plans. Other games include Cornell at Columbia, Colgate at Lehigh, Buffalo at Delaware, with Buffalo and Colgate seeking to halt recent slumps.
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Mart
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Delaware
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Holy Cross
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Mick Murtha
Red Raiders
Brown
Berlin Edges Greenville in Sectionals 1-0
Berlin Central defeated Greenville 1-0 in the sectional semi finals at Ichabod Crane. Steve Demick scored the lone goal in the third quarter with an assist from Randy Maxon. Berlin goalie Doug Mockler made nine saves for the shutout, while Bil Reed of Greenville stopped seven shots. Berlin advances to face Mayville for the sectional title at Mohonasen High tomorrow at 10.
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Randy Maxon
Berlin
Doug Mockler
Bil Reed
Mayville
Mohonasen High
Hoople predicts UCLA loss in bold gridiron forecast
Hoople, a famed prognosticator, predicts UCLA will fall 13-6 to Oregon State in a clash with national ranking implications. He also forecasts Oklahoma over Colorado 122-20 and Georgia over Houston 24-22, plus multiple other college games with specific scores and outcomes.
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Uclans
Tenessee Vols
Alabama
Vols
LSU
Oklahoma
Colorado
Georgia
Bulldogs
Houston
California
California Bears
Ole Miss
Army
Air Force
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Arizona
New Mexico
Arkansas
Texas
A&m
Auburn
Florida
Kaylor
TCU
Boston
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Mary
Citadel
Georgia Tech
Dice
Holy Cross
Villanova
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
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Marshall
Penn
Maryland
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Miami
Toledo
Mich. St
Ohio
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Northwester
Mississippi
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SMU
Tennessee
Tampa
Riese
Texas Tech
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Tulane
Oregon
Dartmouth
Finally Gets His Chance Finally Gets His Chance
Marty Schottenheimer, a Buffalo reserve, starts as Ja cobs is out with a broken collarbone. He joins Mike Stratton and John Tracey against the Miami Dolphins as Buffalo lists injuries and line changes for the Week.
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Marty Schottenheimer
Buffalo
Harry Jacobs
Jacobs
Houston
Schottenheimer
Mike Stratton
John Tracey
Bills
Miami Dolphins
American Football League
Kansas City
Joe Namath
Mike Smolsinski
Bill Mathis
Billy Joe
Chiefs
Ed Budde
Curt Merz
Willie Lanier
E. J. Holub
Tony DiMidio
Mike Hudock
Oakland
Denver
Raiders
Willie Brown
Ike Lassiter
Dave Grayson
Brown
Carleton Oats
Lassiter
Lonnie Wright
Goldie Sellers
Broncos
Boston
Bobby Jancik
Hoyle Granger
Jim Whalen
Miami
Sam Price
Dolphins
Bob Petrella
Stan Mitchell
Price
Willie West
Tom Nomina
Schottenheimter
San Diego
Tom Day
Gary Garrison
Walt Sweeney
Rick Redman
Willie Frazier
O. J. Simpson to Berkley trip, unlikely to play
Southern California star O J Simpson has returned to practice and will travel to Berkeley for tomorrow's game versus California but is unlikely to play. A sprained arch in his right foot, suffered against Oregon, keeps him out indefinitely though he reports the injury feeling better. USC doctors say such injuries typically require about 20 days to heal.
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Southern California
O. J. Simpson
Berkeley
Foromorrow
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Simpson
Oregon
USC
NL To Have Expansion Parley
The National League will hold a special meeting in Chicago on November 13 to discuss expansion but will not invite cities seeking franchises. NL President Warren Giles said the AL expansion plan must be presented at a joint meeting led by Commissioner William Eckert, with NL to meet beforehand. The AL plan includes moving Kansas City to Oakland and awarding new franchises to Seattle and a Kansas City group, potentially in 1959.
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Looney To Confer With Landry Over Cowboys Move
Joe Don Looney former Fort Worth Pascal High School and Oklahoma star visits Dallas to talk with Tom Landry about joining the Cowboys after being waived by the Washington Redskins. Landry expressed uncertainty about his position while Looney, under doctor orders for three months, hopes for next season and says playing for Dallas would be a dream come true.
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Season Nears End CCHS Takes On Troy
In the closing two weeks of the scholastic football season, Catholic Central faces Troy High at Notre Dame Field while Shaker meets Glenlland in the Suburban Council title race and Johnstown battles Wilkes-Barre Gloversville for the Western Conference crown. CCHS, after a 42 47 win over CBA, eyes a high scoring finish.
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Saldivar Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Vicenta Saldivar the retiring featherweight champion is crowned Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine after his farewell win over Howard Winstone in Mexico City on Oct 14. At 24 he is believed to be the youngest world champ to retire. Ring now ranks Mitsunori Saki top featherweight.
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Ring
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Ernie Terrell
Tennessee football drops center Ted Denny for disciplinary reasons
Ted Denny a 210 pound sophomore center from Wintersville Ohio was dropped from the Tennessee football squad for disciplinary reasons Coach Doug Dickey said yesterday in Knoxville AP report
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Weiskopf Opens Hawaiian Open with 68 Lead
Tom Weiskopf opened the Hawaiian Open at Waialae with a four birdie round and a 68 to lead. Arnold Palmer trailed after a double bogey and a 72. Br host Br reconnaissance Brusy Gran and John Felus shot 69 to share second, while other notable players like George Archer Bob Charles and Chi Chi Rodriguez posted higher scores under brisk winds. Weiskopf, who was honeymooning last year, described his round as good and steady and held the overnight lead.
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New Zealand
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