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- MIGHTY LEAP FROM RUINWhen Hurricane Donna hit Florida's Keys, it did more damage than most people knew. Now the islanders are winning a gallant race to come backJohn O'Reilly | October 31, 1960
- AMERICAN LEAGUE FRENZYLike worms in a bait can, four American League teams squirmed and twisted at the top of the standings as the best pennant race in years writhed...September 11, 1967
- NEW YORK JETSAssuming Joe Namath's right knee is strong enough for him to play a season of professional football but not strong enough for him to do...Edwin Shrake | September 13, 1965
THE LINEMAN: Rich Glover, the 6'l", 234-pound Nebraska middle guard, took part in 22 tackles in the Cornhuskers' much publicized win over Oklahoma. Glover, who is a junior, was also credited with the recovery of a fumble. THE BACK: Houston Fullback Robert New-house ground out 204 yards on 31 carries in a 42-16 win over Utah to finish the season with 1,757 yards, thus making him second to Ed Marinaro of Cornell, the alltime leader. 
 
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