Carpenter's First Score Seals Browns Victory Over Cards
Cleveland beat Chicago 17 7 to take clear lead in the NFL Eastern Conference. Preson Carpenter scored his first pro touchdown on a 14 yard reception from Tommy O Connell late in the game after a strong Browns defense stifled the Cardinals. Browns ground game featured Chet Hanulak Jim Brown and fullback Len Ford as Milt Plum managed a modest air attack.
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Warren Lahr
Ted Marchibroda
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Don Paul
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Silent Sound: Angles and Echoes on a Football Night
A Monday projection room session at Ohio University reveals a tense locker room scene as players debate a rough game. The article notes Oklahoma’s 45 game win streak nearly intact after a 14 13 win over Colorado and highlights key drives, last quarter rallies, and standout players like Bud Wilkinson’s Sooners and Marshall’s kickoff returner Dunlap.
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Braves Shakeup Fires Three Aides After Title Win
Milwaukee Braves fire Charley Root Connie Ryan and Johnny Riddle in a post championship housecleaning. Bob Keely remains. Whitlow Wyatt named pitching coach to replace Root. John Fitzpatrick to take Riddle’s role. Ryan’s successor to be named later. Wyatt joined Braves from Phillies after leaving Philadelphia over differences.
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Late Saturday College Grid Results Are Headline Scores
Summary of Saturday football results across regions with many notable matchups. Drake over Bradley 21 13 Tulsa over Air Force 12 7 Dayton 24 Xavier 13, Kalamazoo 21 Adrian 13, Washington St Louis 25 South Dakota 19. Buffalo 15 Alfred 0. Georgia 33 Kentucky 14. Auburn 48 Houston 7. Arizona State 66 San Diego State 0.
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Ohio University golf team defeats faculty in snowbound match
Bran don Grover leads five OU administrators to a 17-stroke win over a group of faculty in a Sunday golf exhibition on the OU course. Grover shoots 88 to anchor teammates Gaige Paulsen 97 Al Gubitz 98 Paul O'Brien 103 and Gif ford Crowell 101 while opponents Harry Crewson 100 Ron Olsen 97 Merrill Aukland 103 Joe Thackery 105 and Joe Trepp 99 rally without enough to spoil the upset.
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Butch) Grover
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Boxing results from Hollywood and international bouts
Associated Press report lists bouts with margins and outcomes including Ross Padilla of Stockton outpointing Ohm of Mexico City, Mario D Agata knocking out Scarponi of Italy, and Emilio Marconi of Italy stopping Zigiaris Taki of Turkey in bantam and featherweight classes.
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Stockton
Ohm
Mexico City
Iowa Michigan clash looms in decisive Big Ten race
The Big Ten title hinges on a Saturday clash in Ann Arbor as Iowa faces Michigan with four teams still in contention for the championship and Rose Bowl bid. Iowa seeks to beat Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio State in sequence while others jockey for position.
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Nadir Wins Garden Stakes as Bit of Derby Prelude
Nadir won the Garden State Stakes by two lengths over Terra Firma at Garden State Park. Jewel’s Reward, winner of four major stakes, finished seventh while Nadir heads to prep at Hialeah Park for Florida races and the 1958 Kentucky Derby bid.
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Japan Wins Golf Trophy
Little Torakichi Nakamura, 42, a Japanese teaching pro, outshot top players to win the International Trophy at Kasumigaseki CC. He posted 68 68 67 71 for 274, helping Japan take the team title with Koichi Ono as they defeated Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret by nine strokes.
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Frank Pace, Jr
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Sam Snead
Jimmy Demaret
Burdette Day in Sarasota Honors Braves Pitcher
Lew Burdette Day in Sarasota celebrates the Milwaukee Braves pitcher who won three World Series games against the Yankees. A parade was held today followed by a testimonial and presentation at the baseball park.
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Bucks Face Winless Northwestern in Big Ten Showdown
Ohio State travels to take on winless Northwestern as the Buckeyes seek to stay atop the Big Ten standings after a 16-13 comeback win over Wisconsin. Northwestern remains 0-5, while Ohio State contends for a Rose Bowl bid amid a busy weekend of MAC and non-conference games across Ohio.
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Unbeaten and Untied Colleges Lead Early Football Standings
Forty one schools remain unbeaten and untied with ten major programs at 5-6-0 and four others at 4-6-0. Teams listed include Texas A M Oklahoma Auburn Idaho State Dartmouth Iowa Arizona State Drake Notre Dame and more across multiple colleges and states.
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Falstaff Wins National Men's Elimination Bowling Tournament
Falstaff of St. Louis captured the National Men's Elimination Bowling Tournament with a 12 game total of 12 139 and led from the first round. The Reserve and Chuck Hamilton of Chicago tied for second at 11 913 and began a three game roll off to decide second place. The top 10 included Strohs Detroit Pfeiffer’s Detroit Budweiser St Louis Hamm’s Milwaukee and John Ivory Detroit. The first and second place teams advance to a 24 game final series for the national title.
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Rangers Edge Canadiens 4-1 to Grab Second in NHL
A trio led by Camille Henry, Danny Lewicki, and Gump Worsley powered the New York Rangers to a 4-1 win over Montreal, their first Canadiens defeat this season as Henry and Lewicki scored twice and Worsley stopped 22 shots. Chicago blanked Detroit 3-0 behind Glenn Hall's 28 saves.
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Snow Delays Cranwood Race Meet
Snowfall of about seven inches postpones the Cranwood horse race program. The meet, planned to run through Tuesday, will resume on Wednesday per General Manager John O'Keefe.
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Iowa Michigan game to be nationally televised next Saturday
The Big Ten announced that the Iowa at Michigan football game will be shown nationwide next Saturday. NBC will carry the telecast starting at 12 30 p.m. CST.
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OU Thinelads Sweep Kent in Cross Country Duel
Ohio University runners led by Wally Guenther won against Kent State 23 to 36 on a Kent course as Guenther clocked 21:06.2 for 5K. Freshmen beat Kent’s yearlings 26 to 31 with Bajesa winning the three mile race in 15:48.8 and OU’s John Hamm finishing first on 16:12.4.
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Platt Wins Sixth North and South Seniors Golf Title
J Wood Platt of Philadelphia defeated James H Ackerman of Princeton 4 and 2 to win the sixth annual North and South Seniors Championship for players 55 and up in Pinehurst North Carolina. Platt, age 59, avenged last year's final by beating Ackerman, age 61, Saturday.
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National Hockey League Sunday and Saturday Scores
Sunday results New York defeats Montreal 4 to 1 and Chicago beats Detroit 3 to 0. Saturday Montreal edges Boston 4 to 3 while Toronto and New York skate to a 3 0 tie.
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