Win predictions: LSU Northwestern Texas favored by AP
New York AP picks forecast college football winners. LSU over Florida. Northwestern over Notre Dame. Texas over Purdue. Mississippi over Arkansas. Southern California over Stanford. Syracuse over West Virginia. Auburn over Miami. Penn State over Slino’s. Texas Tech over Tulane. Oregon over Washington. Wisconsin over Ohio State. Purdue over Iowa. TCU over Pittsburgh. Clemson over South Carolina. Yale over Colgate. Oklahoma over Kansas.
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Syracuse vs St. Louis exhibition results clash
The Associated Press reports a basketball exhibition where Syracuse loses 133 to 148 against St. Louis. another score shows York 1 Philadelphia 1 in an unclear pairing. The brief item notes high scoring by St. Louis and a puzzling duplicate score for York and Philadelphia.
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Brown and Guglielmi Lead NFL Rushing and Passing
Brown of Cleveland and Ralph Guglielmi of Washington top the NFL in rushing and passing as the season passes the one‑third mark. Brown rushed 101 attempts for 374 yards and a 4.3 average, while Guglielmi has 439 yards on 21 completions of 45 passes, with three TDs.
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Mooty May Make All America for Arkansas Razorbacks
Fayet teville Arkansas AP back Jim Mooty, after twice quitting the Razorbacks, is a candidate for All America honors. Coach Frank Broyles calls Mooty a player who has done everything. Mooty, 165 pounds, was All-Southwest Conference last year after leaving the team for two games and returning by unanimous vote. Doctors warned him to quit football earlier, but fall examinations cleared him to play. He has been pivotal as Arkansas has won four games and lost one, to third-ranked Texas.
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Fragmented sports card names across cities prompt auction
Readable fragments show player names and cities including Detroit Baltimore Los Angeles and New York, suggesting a set of cards from multiple teams. The text lacks full context or dates, but indicates a compilation list or schedule fragment tied to baseball or basketball cards from several franchises.
Boys Club Opens Candidate Registration for Leagues
The Boys Club invites candidates to register for Pee Wee through Senior leagues. Registration and signups run in the lobby of the Rich Building after 2 PM. Meetings for Pee Wee and Junior and Senior leagues are scheduled in November with coaches and officials to attend at Rainbow Restaurant and various November dates.
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YMCA Swimmers Set Drill For Saturday
YMCA conducts a Saturday 1 pm drill for C and B teams at the Y pool. Any YMCA member aged 9 to 14 may try out. Western Massachusetts Ys and a Schenectady, NY meet are being arranged, with a pathway to New England championship medals.
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League Rosters and Selections Announced for Local Baseball Circuit
The article outlines schedule milestones for several local leagues. Pee Wee rosters are set for November 23, junior league selections on November 24, and senior rosters on December 6. Individual practices run until December 7, the opening day for all leagues.
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Pittsfield YMCA Junior Church Basketball League plans season
Six churches and Omega H Y represented at a meeting. League rules and bylaws were discussed and managers asked to submit change suggestions by the next meeting on Wednesday night November 4 at 7. Election of officers will be held then.
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Budrewicz Returns to Brown Practice Ahead of Rhode Island Showdown
Providence AP Brown guard Tom Budrewicz, an All Ivy performer, returned to practice after sidelining injuries and is set to play against Rhode Island Saturday.
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