Auburn Passes Miami to 21-6 Victory in 1959 clash
Auburn with a passing blast game plans, led by Bobby Hunt’s 78 yard opening TD, fired 10 completions and intercepted three Miami passes. Lamar Rawson’s 33 yard catch set up early scoring, as Ed Dyas added a field goal spree and Bryant Starvard closed the win with a 20 yard TD run.
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MIAMI
UPI
Auburn
Bobby Hunt
Plainsmen
Hunt
Ed Dyas
Miamis
Army
Allanti
Fran Curei
Lonesome Five
Vooscrean
Ali
Lamar Rawson
Mike Harrison
Miursi
Joe Laninam
Curei
Miavy Ain
Cure
Bruce Stair Oon
Zene Smith
Bryant Starvard
Russell Sixth Beats Tucker In Sabra Elementary League
Russell Sixth defeated Tucker 23 0 at Wahr Field in a fifth grade division game. Tom Lear scored a five yard TD and, with two PATs, Dappers and Kruczkowski added two more scores. Lear and Dens connected for a PAT, plus a safety. Highland edged Pontoosuc 2 0 on a Hannigan safety.
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Russel
Sabra
Tucker
Wahr Field
Tom Lear
John Dapper
Steve Kruczkowski
Lear
Pat
Dens
Strizzi
Russell
Pontoosuc
Highland
Tim Hannigan
Wighland
Mike Trudeau
Russel School
Tighland
John Wilk
Dudley Kinnas
Wilk
Puerto Rico League Signs Winter Baseball Agreement
Puerto Rico League signs agreement after Frick edict sets a five day deadline. It guarantees salary and playing conditions for major league players in the winter Puerto Rican League. Similar pacts already signed by six Caribbean winter leagues including Cuba Venezuela and Dominican.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
Plr
UPN
Puceta
Carol
Frick
Jerseyites in NC State Freshman Football Team
Jersey-born players Jerry Kreciexs of Trenton New Jersey and Mal Woodstein of Irvington New Jersey join North Carolina State's freshman eleven with Krecicis at quarterback and Woodstein at fullback.
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Jerry Kreciexs
Trenton, N. J
Mal Woodstein
Irvington Nw
Krecicis
Woodstein
BU Edges Connecticut 8-7 In Sluggish Finish
Boston University edged Connecticut 8-7 as a late drive covered 8 yards, Desmarais finishing with a short score after Farrand’s aerial setup. Connecticut’s defense stifled early but faded late, while BU exploited a weak left side to secure the victory on a brisk Friday night.
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Boston
Boston University
Connecticut
Jackieland
Gene P
Desmarais
Probota
West New York
West Virg
Farrand Voliant
Huskies
Bolin
Farland
Hulk
Jumar Tam Kapp
Kent
Terrers
Cusps
Keppel
Plunge
Rives
Kastan University
Bostan Universits
Probola la Coase Fra Ferland
Peamataisrunt
Cataldo Delivers 168 Gambit in Memorial League Bowls
Frank Cataldo of Summer Cafe rolled a 168 single string the highest ever in the Al Bianchi Memorial Bowling League. He also sparked a large swing in standings, helping Summer Cafe move into a tie for fourth while Central Creamery dropped to sixth. The night featured strong scores from several bowlers and shifts across multiple teams, including Hollywood taking third after defeating Berkshire Eagle.
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al Biacchi Memorial
Allers
Frank Cataldo
Cataldo
Snaker
Summer Cafe
Eagle Cafe
Central Creamery
Creamery
Hollywood Girl
Comer J Jeweley
Holywood
Berkshire Eagle
Red
Edmar Case
Comey Jewales
Central Cenamery
Gatiidsay
G. Wollkowsk
Koxiawak
Mapitangeio Vas Russo
Woastkowski
Oiiderells
Strece
Wood Griliit Logic Office
Prank Zuren
Cooper
Laraaar
Cnet Jeweler
Farle Cale
Brindie
Aslan
Sehafer
Pricl Wracsinisit
Chaain
Goodfellow Wilk
Edmar Cafe
Berk
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Praseecht
Molitor
Eague
Lena-Agene
Jledine
Fidick
Din
TimwHh
IE Rumsteade
Aoulim Abner
Givel Gertle
Tillie
Schools Fail to Meet Football Needs in Western Mass
The piece laments aging stadiums and high admission costs while criticizing lack of scoreboards clocks and medical staff at Western Massachusetts high school football games. It highlights Dalton Northampton and others, noting poor press cooperation and missing sideline markers and safety measures.
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Pittsfield High
Drury High
North Adams
Wey
Lefer
Massachusetts
Phs-Drury
Ma Kelds
Dalton High Uns
Dalton
Springfield
Northampton
Huch
Common Courtnesy and Co
N E Interscholastic Meet to Feature Local Ski Season
The New England interscholastics will be held in the Berkshires February 11 12 and 13 for a six state competition first time in the area Ski meets include Berkshire Interscholastics January 23 and 30 Pittsfield city contest date to be announced curling from Albany may be shown as an exhibition Berkshire Hills speed skating January 30 31 and 1986 winter sports equipment sale December 10 11 and 12 Willard Bridgman chairs the event planning Nov 9 at Springside House</S>
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Tthe
New England
Berkshire
Pittsfield City
George
Doc) Maynard
Albany
Berkshire Hills
Itl
Springside House
Boxing Exhibition Aids Typhoon Victims in Tokyo
World flyweight champion Pascual Perez of Argentina boxed a five round exhibition with Tsunso Sugano of Japan in a benefit show in Tokyo. Perez donated his purse to the relief fund for Typhoon Vera victims in central Japan.
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Tokyo
Pascual Perez
Argentina
Tsunso Sugano
Japan
Perex
Bowling Bulletin Board Scoreboard and Standings Oddities
Fragmented OCR notes show a bowling bulletin with league results and player tallies. Mentions Silky, Newre, Steen, Rannerilly, Gravette, Perry, and Footria with scattered scores and place names, indicating a league load ratio and match results amid garbled text.
Chester Beats Williams 2-0 In Rain So. Berkshire Soccer
Chester High defeated league leader Williams High 2-0 on a rainy day. Bradley Black opened scoring in the second period, George Miller added an insurance goal in the fourth. Williams had clinched the title earlier this week, with Chester moving to second place at three wins, two losses, and one tie.
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Chester
Chester High
Williams High
Berkshire
Bradley Black
George Miller
Williams
Chester Williams
Black
Barbara J Ferris
Tf MW
Tard Prdalaki
Angelin Roberts
Wack
Millar Cea
Releres
Ralpe
Piitemeld
Campbell Making Golf Grade Without Using Backer Aid
Joe Campbell, Purdue alumnus and Indiana standout, pursues his first pro win on the PGA tour with Charley Faust backing him from Knoxville. In ten months on tour he earned $800 with two runner-up finishes at San Diego and Tucson, while Campbell credits mentors and his army exemption for his rise and plans to renew Faust’s support.
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Campbell
Joe Campbell
Jis
Purdue
Charley Faust
Knoxville
Tenn
Faust
San Diego
Tucson
Charles Faust
Omumepal White Springs
J. C. Goose
Kronville
Charley
Anderson
Ind
Beaverbrook Country Club
Wayne Kensley
Grandview Golf Club
Wayne
Bardstown
Savannah
Atlanta
Joe
Imogene Bayless
Indiana
Dale Morey
Joe J
I Campbell
Laxe Forest
Burt Losp
Harve Ward
Harvie
Bel Friend
Pittsburgh Pitener
Lethal
Boldyga Leads nye Eagles League Title Bid
At halftime Syracuse led Kan in first downs 19 to 1 but trailed in points 7 to 6. Syracuse won the game 3 to 21 after a rough stretch in which Boldyga and the Eagles offense controlled the second half.
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Boldyga
Nye Eagles
Syracuse
Kaneas
Playoff Race Opens In City Elementary Touch Football
The city elementary touch football playoffs start Monday with Allendale meeting Egremont at Midbard Field in sixth grade action. Last year’s city champion fifth graders meet again. winners advance to face Russell for the title. A first round Wednesday determines finalists for the 1vth grade and other divisions, with Avondale and Mercer in key matchups and winners advancing to face Arundale and Mercer to decide the city title.
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Allendale
Egremont
Midbard Field
Praders
Russell
Crade
AAS
East Arm
Anondale
Merc
Avondale
Mercer
Nibbard
Arewt
Pontoosas
Dugion Wineners
Piaision
Brazil Golf Pro Breaks Course Record At Brazilian Open
Mario Gonzalez, host pro, shot native-under-par 3 to take a four stroke lead at halftime of the Brazilian Open. He posted a 67 Thursday to reach 130 for 38 holes, ahead of US Open champion Billy Casper from Apple Valley California who shot 67 to sit second.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Mario Gonzalez
Billy Casper
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