NL Won't Contest Seattle Move
The National League announced it would not contest the American League move to expand to Seattle and transfer Kansas City to Oakland. NL President Warren Giles said the meeting focused on expansion plans, with no formal decision taken and a joint Mexico City meeting set for later this month. The article notes interest from Buffalo, Dallas Fort Worth, San Diego, Milwaukee, Montreal, Toronto, and Denver as potential expansion sites.
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Indiana Hoosiers eye Rose Bowl bid after near-miss season
Indiana entered facing Minnesota with a 5-0 Big Ten mark and an eight game unbeaten run. Coach John Pont credited endurance and a dramatic comeback against Kentucky for rising confidence. Even a loss to Purdue could still push Indiana to Pasadena, aided by uncertainty in the Rose Bowl plans.
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Army Eyes Postseason Bid As 7 1 Knights Weigh Bowl
West Point awaiting a bowl invitation amid strong 7-1 season. Army has not played in a bowl before and would consider only major bowls, leaving the final choice to players. Coach Tom Cahill’s 1966 squad features Lindell at quarterback, 200-pound Jarvis at fullback, and a quick defense aiding a 22-0 win over Utah.
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Army Marches Into Sugar Bowl Picture
Army’s win boosted its Sugar Bowl chances with a likely invitation if it defeats Pittsburgh on Saturday. Led by Steven Lindell, the Cadets have already beaten Southern, Methodist, Stanford, and Air Force, showing a strong passing and field general play.
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Veteran Turf Scribe Irish O'Connor Dies at 77
Cincinnati writer Charles A. Irish O'Connor, a renowned turf expert and longtime sports journalist, died after a long illness. A native of Cincinnati, he served as sports editor of the Cincinnati Commercial in 1914, spent four decades with the Cincinnati Times-Star as reporter, writer, historian and turf editor, and later freelanced as a handicapper for River Downs Race Track.
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Adrian College grid coach resigns after six years
Adrian College football head coach Charles Chappy Marvin resigned yesterday ending a six year tenure. Marvin led the team through multiple seasons with notable record improvements and helped recruit talent before stepping down.
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92 Foot Shot Gives Pacers Win
In Dallas, Jerry Harkness hit a 92 foot desperation three as the final buzzer. The Pacers beat the Dallas Chaparrals 119 to 118 in ABA play, overcoming John Beasley’s late jumper that put Dallas ahead by one. Verga and Hagan led Chaps with 30 points. Fred Lewis scored 26 for Indiana.
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Buccaneers Top Amigos In ABA Game In New Orleans
Doug Moe erupted for 36 points to lead the New Orleans Buccaneers past the Anaheim Amigos 106 to 88 in ABA action. Jesse Branson added 17 and Leland Mitchell 10 for the winners while Steve Kramer paced Anaheim with 24 points. Les Salvage connected on two three-pointers to raise his season total to 33.
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Meet Ole Miss Saturday Vols In Key Date
Tennessee and Mississippi clash in Memphis as No. 2 Tennessee seeks SEC title clinch and a major bowl bid. Capt. Bob Johnson, Dewey Warren, and seniors push readiness while Ole Miss aims to snap an eight game Tennessee win streak and ruin the Volunteers' dream season.
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Beavers kicker Haggard shines in narrow USC win
CORVALLIS Ore AP Dee Haggard the 23 year old senior and Parkrose High alum who kicker for Oregon State nailed a 30 yard field goal to beat top ranked Southern California 3 0 The sophomore also played a key role tying UCLA at 16 16 and helped OSU edge Purdue 22 14 His coach Dee Andros praised his drive and discussed his future with the Beavers considering replacements and the Rose Bowl chatter
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Feiden Wins King Of The Hill And Troy Pro Scores
Bart Feiden from Averill Park dominated weekend bowling with a 218 146 win over Sonny Dorstek to claim King of the Hill on I V Tour Time. He followed with a 717 series at Troy Bowl fueled by 258 233 224 games to top the Troy Pro Scoring League standings and was backed by teammate Paul Dromazos 683 on 257 224 202.
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Hughes Sinks Ace at Batten Hill Golf Club
Cliff Hughes made a hole in one on the 145 yard fourth at Batten Hill Golf Club on Saturday. He used a seven iron to achieve his first ace in five years of golfing. In his group were Jack Jordan Chet De Bell and Gary Goodness.
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School 16 Wins In Football 13-7
Visiting School 16 beat School 14 13-7 in flag football yesterday. John O'Donnell and William Brooking scored for School 16 with O'Donnell adding the extra point. Glenn Davis scored the losers TD and Terry Frierson added the extra point.
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Sweeney Stars For School 18 Football Win Casts Shine
Tom Sweeney scored three touchdowns to lead School 18 to a 26-6 win over School 12 at Frear Park yesterday. Herm Hersh added a TD for the victors and Dan Patnode also scored for the Hosers in a decisive Friday game.
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