Sleeper play sparks SEC coaching clash after Tech win
Tennessee athletic director Bob Woodruff protests Georgia Tech touch down as a sleeper play while Tech coach Bill Dodd counters that no rule was violated. The dispute follows Tech 23 Tennessee 7 in Knoxville and centers on a 54 yard TD pass and player alignment.
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Atlanta
Tennessee
Bob Woodruff
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
Paul Bryant
Wally Butts
Knoxville
Tech
Ted Davis
Billy Lothridge
Lothridge
Woodruff
Southeastern Conference
Bernie Moore
Jim McDonald
SEC
Dodd
Davis
Bowling as sport demands practice and focus over luck
The piece argues bowling is a skill sport like baseball, stressing fundamentals, foul line discipline, and consistent delivery. It notes top bowlers practice 30 to 40 games weekly, highlights Don Carter’s All American selection, and cites high scores from Barb Crawford, Fran Snow, and others across multiple leagues.
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Don Carter
Bowlers’ Journal
Dick Weber
Billy Welu
Tom Hennessey
Harry Smith
Andy Marzich
Barb Crawford
Fran Snow
Bizz Marcoux
Bob Broch
Marge Surdan
Mickey Boutin
Drue Shea
Peg Ray
Wilma Howe
E. Gardner
B. Hogan
D. Burke
Vermont
Doris Fisher
Jim DeVito
Harvey
Deverisoned Freshman Football Dad Balances Farm Family
Charles Johnson, 27, a new American River Junior College freshman and starting defensive tackle, juggles an 80 acre farm with pigs cows sheep and a horse while pursuing a teaching credential. He and his wife Tenia 27 care for six of their own children plus six county juvenile hall youths as they train and study for a possible athletic scholarship.
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Sacramento
Calif
Charles Johnson
Chuck
American River Junior College
Beavers
Pappy
Johnson
Tenia
Judith
Sue
Connie
Stanley
Steven
Carney
Church of Christ
Horton Smith dies after six year illness
Horton Smith 55, PGA Hall of Fame member and first Masters champion, died of Hodgkins disease after a late return from the Ryder Cup matches. He led U S Ryder Cup teams, won the Masters in 1934 and 1936, and served as PGA president 1952-54, earning numerous honors.
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Detroit
Horton Smith
Professional Golf Association
Hodgkins
Smith
Atlanta
Ben Hogan
Record Bear Harvest Tops Vermont September Totals
Vermont Fish and Game notes September set a record with 148 black bears taken up from 41 last year and 82 in 1961 the prior high. Notable weights include a 362 pound live male from Irasburg and a 357 pound Bloomfield specimen. county tallies list Addison to Windsor with varied counts. Bear meat cautions and sunset hunting rules are reiterated amid reports of illegal bear hunting after hours and improper use of lights.
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Montpelier
Vermontish and Game Department
Vermont
Bloomfield
Harry Lang
Colebrook
N.H
David Lawrence
Irasburg
Glover
Addison
Bennington
Caledonia
Chittenden
Essex
Franklin
Grand Isle
Lamoille
Orange
Orleans
Rutland
Washington
Windham
Windsor
Vermont Fish and Game Department
New York
Pro Football This Week Sets Packers Cardinals Clash
The National Football League lines up its interconference battle with Green Bay meeting Cardinals in St. Louis. Both teams carry 4-1 records as division runners-up. The feature marks a sunlit Sunday after a crowded start.
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Green Bay Packers
Cardinals
St. Louis
Nervous ride with Parnelli Jones at track laps
AP recalls a rare sports car ride with Rufus Parnell Jones in a two seater. The writer describes tight cockpit space, missing safety belt, and a nerve jangling run through turns and hills with Jones at the wheel in a Lotus racing car. Top speed remains uncertain but likely higher than expected.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Parnelli
J-Jones
Rufus Parnell Jones
Pikes Peak
Parnelliones
Boxing and football results mix from coast to coast
Sugar Ray Robinson outpointed Armand Vanucci in Paris. Tom McNeely defeated by foul in Boston. Wayne Be thea KOed Ernie Knox in Baltimore. Tony Mamarelli KOed Nat Davis in Key West. Green Bay blocked a Minnesota field goal as Herb Adderley described his move. Charlie Johnson failed to connect as St Louis beat Pittsburgh. The option play gains traction as John David Crow Tom Moore and Gerry McDougall score in wins.
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Paris
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Armand Vanucci
France
Boston
Tom McNeely
Medfield
Mass
Kolu Sabedong
Hawaii
Baltimore
Wayne Bethea
Ernie Knox
Green Bay
Minnesota
Vikings
Herb Adderley
Adderley
St. Louis
Cardinal
Charlie Johnson
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Bobby Joe Conrad
John David Crow
Cardinals
Tom Moore
Packers
Gerry McDougall
San Diego Chargers
Amherst Half Leads Scoring On N E Grid
Amherst senior halfback Santonelli leads New England college football scoring with 49 points powered by a 26 yard field goal that beat Bowdoin 3 0 He added six rushing touchdowns one receiving TD and four extra points Cappadonna of Northeastern sits second with 38 points, followed by Welsch of Springfield and Kolewe of Trinity tied at 26 and McGrath of Central Connecticut and Burton of Vermont at 24 each.
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Boston
Bob Santonelli
Amherst
New England
Wakefield
Mass
Bowdoin
Santonelli
Northeastern
Bob Cappadonna
Springfield
Jim Welsch
Trinity
Diethard Kolewe
Central Connecticut
Tom C. McGrath
Vermont
Ken Burton
Merrill Yavinsky
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Yavinsky
Concannon
Villanova
Bob Harrington
Texas Ascends to No 1 in AP College Football Poll
The Texas Longhorns rise to the top of the AP poll after defeating Oklahoma 28-7, with Wisconsin jumping to second after a 38-20 win over Purdue. Pittsburgh and Ohio State follow, while Oklahoma drops to sixth as Southern California falls from the top ten.
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O.K
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Stevie
Chicago
Ellsworth
Cubs
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Longhorns
Oklahoma
Sooners
Texas
Southern California
Wisconsin
Purdue
Pitt
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Southern Methodist
Navy
Notre Dame
Penn State
Army
Ohio State
Illinois
Trojans
Pittsburgh
Georgia Tech
Northwestern
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