Lounsberry shines for Bearkats amid Texas fading stars
Sam Houston State recruit Kevin Lounsberry, after a slow start due to injury, rushed for 80 yards on eight carries and returned a kickoff in a 0-6 loss to Lamar Tech, impressing as a defensive tackler. Texas star Herb Gray loses starting role amid poor conditioning, but is expected to rebound. Ed Price cites weight gain and slow speed as factors.
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Iowa's Coach Evy Demands Work Drive Fight From Hawkeyes
Iowa coach Forest Evashveski enforces a three word creed work drive fight with a tough practice ethic. He demoted 235 pound end Jim Freeman for insufficient effort after a 48 to 6 win over Montana, as Iowa pursues a top season under his 10 year contract.
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Weekend grid picks set with many tight games
Sports Parade lists college football flag picks by region. Notre Dame over Navy. Army over Virginia. Slate over Penn. Ohio State over Northwestern. Town over Wisconsin. Michigan over Indiana. UCLA over California. USC over Oregon State. Duke over Georgia Tech. Arkansas over Texas Aggies. Baylor over TCU. Texas over SMU. and other regional matchups with brief commentary.
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Hayes Press Coach of the Week Persists as Buckeyes Rise
New York report profiles Woody Hayes of Ohio State as a power house coach building a Rose Bowl bid. He recalls critics and recalls a late comeback against Wisconsin with four touchdowns in nine minutes. He brushes off talk of an unbeaten season while noting pride and improvement.
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College Attendance Up Except In West
A United Press survey finds a 5.18 percent rise in college football attendance nationwide, with the Rocky Mountain and East regions leading. West Coast shows a 4.21 percent drop. Total attendance reaches 6,908,591 across 105 schools, up from 6,573,101 last season.
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Flanagan Meets Harper Tonight Welterweight Showdown
Flanagan the self styled king of welterweights faces rising contender Maurice Harper in a nationally televised bout at Winterland, San Francisco. The 9 pm event draws about 3,000 as Harper seeks to prove himself against veteran challenger with 24 pro fights.
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Tuesday Sessions Tough for Ganders Ahead of Friday Clash
The Memorial Stadium workout stretched Tuesday for the Robert E. Lee Ganders as Curtis Kulbeth and Jim Ritteen disrupted the offense early, then backs and linemen gained momentum. Donnie Hullum and Nick Listi ssa impressed in the secondary while Pasadena Eagles loom Friday seeking to upset the Ganders in District 8-4A. Bob Dooley sits with an injured back again, Rincon nurses a barley horse, but guard solid for Ganders remained steady.
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Texas grid drill clears nine after dormitory move
University of Texas players led by Herb Gray return to workouts after coach Eqg Price disciplined nine men for dormitory rule violations. Mixed reports say Gray and others rejoined after moving belongings, while SMU and Texas A&M preparations continued amid injuries and weather impacts.
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Duck-Callers Set To Honk At Contest
Baytown residents attend Bryan Johnsons annual duck calling contest at 8 pm Friday in San Jacinto High School auditorium Houston. Baytown callers have won prizes in past years as Tri-City interest runs high. entrants need only a caller and a good set of lungs.
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UCLA Cadets Enjoying Hot Grid Steaks News Wire
UCLA and Army ride two of the era’s hottest football streaks as NCAA statistics show Army leading in total offense and UCLA atop scoring. Army averages 495 yards per game, UCLA 44.2 points, with both teams excelling in rushing and gain per play. Oregon leads in passing, while Colorado and Oklahoma vie for top rushers.
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Scribes See Razorbacks Ole Miss In Cotton Bowl
Dallas editors weigh Arkansas and Mississippi rematch in the Cotton Bowl possible if final weeks favor them. Arkansas must win or gain title to earn a berth as Ole Miss hopes to defend its SEC standing. both face key conference and non conference games ahead.
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Robbins Still Ahead In Larchmont Tourney
Medalist Thomas Robbins of Larchmont New York remained the man to beat in the second round of the North South Senior Invitational Golf Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. He opened the match play competition with a one up victory over Ray E Jones of Indianapolis. Defending Champion O W Russell of Pinehurst defeated Lennox D Halderman of Chicago four and one. Others advancing to the second round included Maurice R Smith of Kansas City and Harrison Smith of Oklahoma City.
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