LSU and Ole Miss duel for national crown in Baton Rouge
LSU seeks its 12th straight win and title defense as No. 1 faces No. 4 Ole Miss in a pivotal showdown that could seal the national championship, SEC title, and Sugar Bowl berth. Texas, Northwestern, and Notre Dame also chase conference titles and bowl spots across this week’s college football slate.
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Tufts Routs Williams 28 0 Behind Fumbles and Macs Power
Tufts University thunders to a 28 0 victory over Williams at Tufts Oval led by fullback Murry Mac Donald and aided by seven Williams fumbles. Tufts capitalized on miscues to seize early control and clinch the win with two touchdowns in the second quarter, then extending the margin in the third as Williams failed to move the ball. MacDonald scored and kicked extra points, while Williams’ Judd and Stegeman battled in defeat as the Ephs return to Weston Field next Saturday.
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Lenox and Wooster play to 8-8 tie in rain
Lenox School and Wooster Academy of Danbury Conn. battled to an 88 football tie on a Saturday afternoon. Tom Muscovic scored for Lenox with Ted Friel converting, while Tom Kennedy tied for Wooster and added the extra point. Lenox finished with eight first downs to Wooster’s seven as rain hampered play.
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Vermont Freshmen Beat Williams on Muddy Weston Field
The University of Vermont freshman football team defeated Williams College yearlings 8-0 on a rain soaked Weston Field. Vermont capitalized on a Williams fumble to score early in the second half after driving from the 28 yard line to the 1. Quarterback Paul Harris sneaked over and Ken Burton added a successful run and a two point conversion after a Harris pass to Burton. John Seely, a former Pittsfield High athlete, started and played left guard most of the game.
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Warren Beson Dies at 35 Ex Grid Star and Coach
Warren Beson, 35, former Baltimore Colt and captain of Minnesota football, athletic director and coach at Carleton College, died early Sunday likely from a recurring heart ailment. Last rites set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St Dominic's Church in Northfield. Beson had served at Carleton since 1954 and was a member of UPI's small college football coaches rating board.
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RPI Varsity Football Defeated by Middlebury at Troy
Venti played fullback for Rensselaer Poly Institute as Middlebury College defeated them 160 Saturday afternoon in Troy New York.
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Rained Out School Games Restated This Afternoon
Four county interscholastic football games rained out Saturday were rescheduled for this afternoon. St Josephs plays Lee at 2 30 at the Lee Athletic Field. Adams faces Pittsfield at Wahconah Park Saturday at 2 in the main event. Other games include Dalton at Northampton Turmers Falls at Drury and Williamstown at Windsor Vermont.
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Tight Defense, Long Punts Feature Boston College Win
Boston College under coach Mike Holovak relies on a smothering defense and booming punts from Bill Robinson to power a 39.5 yard per punt average and a 11- triumph over Marquette. Yale maintains its shutout streak as Colgate falls 21-0, while BC’s offense leans on quick kicks and passes in a season with 14 touchdowns mostly from short drives.
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10 Big Teams Remain on Perfect List
New York UPI reports 45 teams with perfect records, including 11 major schools. Weekend action knocked Oregon and Pennsylvania from the list, leaving LSU, Penn State, Yale, Texas, Mississippi, Syracuse, USC, Northwestern, Arizona State and North Texas State as major survivors. Yale stands undefeated and unscored after Florida A&M yielded a TD to Bethune Cookman. Huron College dominates small colleges with 332-7 over seven opponents.
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Hal Lahar Hanged In Effigy By Houston Students
University of Houston football coach Hal Lahar was hanged in effigy on campus. A six foot dummy hung from the student activities building as Houston, led by Lahar in his third season, posted a 1-5 record after a Missouri Valley Conference title in his first year.
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Lou's Alleys Beat Al's Bowling in WNE Candlepin Match
Lou's Alleys of Pittsfield defeated Al's Bowling Center 2-1 in Greenfield, with Lou Pia posting a 132 high single and Donelson for Al's topping 361 across three strings. Midtown tied in the Greenfield encounter as Jutras led with a 143 single and 357 total.
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Johnny Allen Scores Touchdown for Holy Cross
Former Drury High athlete Johnny Allen scored a touchdown for Holy Cross in a 34-0 win over Columba University in New York City. The halfback ran 14 yards for his third score of the game in the second period, finishing with 67 yards on eight carries after not starting.
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Kingswood Wins 8-6 In Rain Over Berkshire
Kingswood School of West Hartford beats Berkshire 8-6 as Tom Moran scores on a 23 yard run and the winning conversion amid a downpour. Berkshire had its only touchdown in the second quarter on Steve Williams 27 yard run but failed PAT.
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Officials Plan Rules Meeting For Tomorrow
The second meeting of candidates for the basketball officials examination will be held tomorrow night at 7 30 at the Boys' Club. Twelve attended the first session and 20 high school boys plan to referee. Rules will be discussed and mechanics of officiating outlined.
Loomis and Hopkins Lead Western New England Prep Soccer Standings
Loomis School tops with five wins while Hopkins Grammar has four as of Friday. Berkshire County members Windsor Mountain and Cranwell are in association play with Windsor Mountain posting one win and one loss, Cranwell recording a loss and a draw in league play. Standings reflect the 20 team league.
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County Boys Play Three For UMass In Scoreless Tie
Berkshire County players John Kozaka of Pittsfield guard Roger Benvenuti of Adams and John LaFontana of Great Barrington started for UMass in a 0 0 tie against Northeastern at Brookline Saturday afternoon.
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Bruising Bears Set the Pace On His Back
In San Francisco during the Bears versus 49ers game referee John Pace was knocked down on the opening kickoff as Abe Woodson dodged tackles. Pace recovered after five minutes and, with a smile and a shudder, said he felt fine.
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Browns Defeat Giants 14-6 clinches tie for Warner title
The Browns beat the Giants 14-6 in Wahoonah Park to at least tie for the Pap Warner Football League title while the Rams defeated the Lions 12-0. Browns surge 63-yard opening drive and Trepania scoring run pace the win as Giants rally with a late TD. Rams also stake claim with late-two TDs in 12-0 win. Lions struggle 0-4.
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Twyman scores 76 in weekend NBA games for Royals
Jack Twyman of the Cincinnati Royals totaled 76 points in two nationally televised games lifting Cincinnati to first in the Western Division. He opened with 30 points in a 108-93 victory over Detroit then added 47 in a 103-102 win against Minneapolis.
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Golf courses in U S to top six thousand soon
New York UPI report by the National Golf Foundation notes at the current growth pace the United States will exceed 6,000 golf courses by next year, an all time high for the country.
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Vitamin Racket analyzed in Readers Digest AMA chart
November Readers Digest article answers whether extra vitamins are needed per day and if supplements boost virility or receptivity. It provides the official AMA chart to verify brands and claims, helping readers check nutritional dosages and safety.
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