Ohio State Wins over Texas Christian in Opening Predicted
Go brok e prognosticator selects Ohio State 13 Texas Christian 7. The Buckeyes appear weaker but Woody Hayes plans to enhance the attack. Other picks include Michigan State over Indiana 20 7 and Iowa over Utah State 32 6 with Randy Duncan expected to prove himself. Notre Dame over Purdue 14 13 and Illinois over UCLA 13 6 as Friday night kickoff starts Big Ten play. Michigan 21 14 over Southern California and Minnesota 20 over Washington State, Northwestern 14 7 over Stanford, and Wisconsin 20 14 over Marquette round out the slate with rebuilding teams and key players highlighted.
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Musial Williams Nearing Bat Crowns In Series Warmups
Right hander Bob Buhl and lefty Whitey Ford, both penciled for World Series starts, faltered in closing warmups as Musial and Williams closish in hitting while Ford and Buhl struggled.
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Tribe Edges Kansas City In Slugfest
Cleveland Indians debutant Hoyt Wilhelm earned the win in a 9-7 slugfest over the Kansas City Athletics. The Indians belted six homers led by Vic Wertz and Rocky Calvillo, while Woody Held and Vic Power homered for KC. Wilhelm entered at 6-6 in the eighth, allowed a homer to Power, but secured the final outs as Cleveland moved closer to the playoff chase.
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Moore Next For Canadian Moore Next For Canadian
German heavyweight Willi Besmanoff says after losing to Yvon Durelle he must learn boxing scoring here and that Durelle would not last five rounds with Archie Moore. Durelle’s 10 round win reduces chances of a title shot against Moore.
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Spaniel Spoils Sandlot Homer in Detroit Court
Eleven year old Eugene W. Bader won 250 dollars after a cocker spaniel bit his leg during a sandlot baseball game. The dog belonged to Carmen Karmey, whose daughter Celeste, age 12, allegedly kicked the dog while rooting for the opposing team as Eugene ran between second and third. The boy said he would have scored a homer but the injury ended his run. his team lost the game.
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OMalley Revises Dodgers Move to Los Angeles
A fourth revised transfer proposal for moving the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles was sent to the National League president. LA officials plan to present details to the City Council for ordinance adoption, with Dodger President Walter OMalley needing approval in New York. Harold C. McClellan said the Dodgers will be here next year unless the council blocks it.
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Widdoes Grades Bobcats After Indiana State Game
Ohio University football grades released by Coach Widdoes and staff after reviewing film of last Saturday's contest with Indiana State. Dick Greens tops the offensive linemen with 81 percent on nine plays while Charles Stobart leads the backs at 71 percent. Jim Woods is best defensive lineman with 67 percent and Tom Redmen tops the defensive backs with 69 percent.
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Browns Open Season Against NFL Champs
The Cleveland Browns face the New York Giants in the season opener, with Browns rookie entrants and a five point spread against the defending champions. Giants coach Jim Lee Howell plans to start Don Heinrich at quarterback before Charley Conerly. Browns quarterback Tommy O Connell leads the first unit with Jim Brown, Chet Hanulak, and Ray Renfro.
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Redlegs fall to Cubs as Hooks waits for first big league win
Cincinnati rookie Jay Hook, 20, from Northwestern, falters at Crosley Field as Chicago Cubs edge the Redlegs 7-5. Claude Osteen, 18, also struggles before Dave Skaugstad, 17, debuts with three hits. Moe Drabowsky gains win with Don Elston saving after two early homers by Jerry Lynch and Curtis Flood.
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Youngstown State Tops NAIA in Opening Rush Total
Youngstown State University piled up 395 rushing yards in its season opener to lead the NAIA in rushing according to the national association. The performance boosted the Penguins to the top spot among NAIA teams in ground yardage.
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