Top ranked USC, Volunteers in key Saturday college games
The No. 1 USC Trojans face Oregon State and No. 4 UCLA while Washington meets Stanford and Colorado in rain expected at Seattle. No. 7 Tennessee seeks revenge while Alabama, Georgia, Purdue, Houston and others are tied to notable matchups as past results hint Seattle could bolster USC, though past dry field wins by USC over Washington linger.
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Associated Press
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Bonavena's Next Fight Delayed From November
Argentine heavyweight Oscar Bonavena will not fight Jimmy Ellis in Louisville on November 11 in the tournament semifinals due to a back injury. Promoters consider late November or December dates with Las Vegas as a likely site, while Bonavena’s camp waits on the Quarry Patterson bout result before finalizing dates.
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Revenge in Picture Tensi Beathard Start U S Leader In Ryder Cup
In New York AP reports that the Ryder Cup friction turns on past trades as Tensi and Beathard, ex-kings of teams, face new tests against San Diego and Kansas City. The piece previews a US surge with Palmer Dickinson and notable matchups, noting standings and key shots.
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Chiefs
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Denver
Houston
Chargers
Broncos
Oilers
Ernie Ladd
Jacky Lee
Tensi
San Diego
AFL
Arnold Palmer
Gardner Dickinson
United States
Britain
Palmer
Dickinson
U.S
Bobby Nichols
Johnny Pott
Tony Jacklin
Yanks
Cypress Creek
Champions Club
State's Take Of Mutuels Hits $10 Million
Aqueduct autumn meeting handle totaled $92,279,710 over 30 days August 28 to September 30. State take from mutuels reached $10,073,023 with a parimutuel share of $9,403,586. Attendance was 1,015,983, up from 961,663 a year ago.
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Wade undecided on career after 1967 season
Nashville AP report states Bill Wade, quarterback coach for the Chicago Bears and former Vanderbilt star, will decide after the 1967 season whether to pursue banking or continue as a football coach. He cites obligations to the Bears, head coach George Halas, and a Nashville bank while noting his 20 years of football experience.
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Chicago
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Leroy Kelly
Bears
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Cowboys
Steelers
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Los Angeles
George Alien
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Norm Snead
Eagles
Jim Bakken
Nals
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Redskins
Charney Taylor
Rams
Sonny Jurgensen
Nashville
Tenn
Bill Wade
Chicago Bears
Vanderbilt
George Halas
Wade
College Football West Chester Icites Ithaca 0 East
West Chester and Ithaca faced off in a college football game with West Chester recording a 47 point output and Ithaca held scoreless. The contest highlighted West Chester's offense while Ithaca struggled on both sides of the ball.
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Ithaca
Cohoes Edges Waterford 2-1 In Soccer Clash
Cohoes, scoring in the fourth period, edged host Waterford 2-1 in a non league soccer game. Rick Bizan and Rick Longtin scored for Cohoes with Longtin’s goal proving decisive. Bob Carnavale scored for Waterford. Cohoes now 4-5 and Waterford 5.
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Rick Longtin
Bob Carnavale
Diocesan League Tilt: Catholic Central vs Cardinal McCloskey
Catholic Central and Cardinal McCloskey prepare for a key Diocesan League game at Notre Dame Field signaling a pivotal afternoon. McCloskey sits 2-1 in league play, tied for second with Catholic Central’s 3-1 overall mark while Bishop Gibbons leads at 3-0.
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Pownal Football Preview Stakes Key Showdown With Gibbons
Catholic Central coach Bill Carley lists starters including Bob Chauvin and Bob Kilgallen for an upcoming clash with McCloskey. McCloskey features quarterback Chuck Taaffe and running back Joe Grasso plus a strong line led by Jim McDermott. Local Diocesan League games and weekend horse racing schedules are noted, with multiple matchups across Adirondack and Southern conferences.
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LaSalle Institute
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Adirondack
RPI Union Clash Promises Big Homecoming Game
Rensselaer Polytechnic hosts Union at 1 30 p m at 86 Field in a top notch football contest. RPI 2 2 seeks to halt a two game skid while Union 2 1 aims to spoil the homecoming crowd. Five RPI seniors cap their last game while John Contento directs the Engineers attack and Ken Pearce starts for Union.
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Ravena RC S Tops Watervliet In League Cross Country
Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk remains undefeated with a 24 to 35 win over Watervliet in Colonial Council action. John Turner won the 2.5 mile race in 14 minutes 20 seconds and led a top 10 finish crowd including Dave Schramm and Bob Mulligan from Ravena, while Watervliet’s Bruce Burgess and Gary Frank placed among the leaders.
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Mat Card Scheduled for Schenectady Tonight
Professional wrestling returns to CIO IUE Hall Schenectady with an all star card led by The Beast versus Bobo Brazil. Australia’s Fabulous Kangaroos meet Chief White Owl and Tom Jones in a best two out of three falls. A quartet of midgets will perform in tag action. Sonny Boy Cassidy and Cowboy Bradley face Irish Jackie and Sky Low Low in a two out of three falls match at 8:30 p.m.
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East German Wins Gold In 50 Meter Free Pistol
East Germany's Helmut Artest won the free pistol at 50 meters with a 560 out of 600 in Mexico City to claim the day’s first gold. Russia's Vladimir Stolipin took silver with 559, Spain's Juan Garcia Vergel 555, and Emil Hellgatter Jr. of the United States 547. Russia added a weightlifting gold as Jan Tats set a world record in clean and jerk with 428 pounds. Jim Beck of Columbus, Georgia won clay pigeon in the first round with 100 points.
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