Tennessee Coach Bowden Wyatt Named UPI Coach of Week
Bowden Wyatt of Tennessee earns UPI College Football Coach of the Week after guiding the Volunteers to a 30 win over Auburn. The victory snapped Auburn’s 25 game skid, aided by key plays including Ken Sadler’s fumble recovery and a field goal from Cotton Leimer. Wyatt’s conservative single wing approach and solid defense shaped the upset.
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GE Tourney to Feature 240 Entrants Across Three Courses
A 37th annual General Electric golf tournament will bring 240 entrants to three courses, Berkshire Wills Country Club, Stockbridge Gulf Club, and Country Club of Pittsfield. Prizes exceeding $1,000 will be awarded in each division, with a hole-in-one contest at Pittsfield and a postplay dinner. Open to GE male personnel from chemical, ordnance, power and transformer departments, plus invited guests from Hudson Falls and Valley Forge.
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Final Round In Tournament Set for Sunday
The Eagle's eighth annual city championship golf final 18 holes moved from Saturday to Sunday morning at Berkshire Hills Country Club. Robby Jones EL led after 54 holes with 210, Wilk was runner-up at 215, Skowronski third and Kryznoski fourth.
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Defense geared in a good kicking game notes no rigged defense
The coach said he did not rig any special defense against Auburn but cited Auburns bigger line and weight advantage as the Vols major problem.
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Beaudin Memorial Golf Tournament Slated at Berkshire Club
The fourth annual Ernie Beaudin memorial golf tournament will be held Monday at the Berkshire His Country Club. Two o’clock is the deadline for entries. Cochairs are Vincent J. McKeever and William B. Laughlin, assisted by Francis Manwell, Arthur Bowlby and William Farrity. A roast beef dinner will follow in the early evening with trophies and prizes awarded.
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White Sox Favored Over Dodgers in World Series Opener
Chicago White Sox hold 6-5 odds to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers in the first game of the World Series. The Sox are listed as favorites to win the best-of-seven series, signaling bettors' confidence in their chances.
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Louisiana State Edges Baylor in Tight College Football Game
Newport Daily Express sports editon reports LSU narrowly defeated Baylor in a hard fought college football matchup. The article names Billy Cannon and Ronnie Bull as key players while listing numerous other game outlooks and scores across the country. It also notes the death of Alder mand Rousseau, 42, longtime Newport sports editor.
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Naugle Captures Berkshire County Tennis Titles
Gordon Naugle wins the men's singles final over Walt Stugger 2-6 6-2 6-3 at Camp Merrill, then teams with Fav White to beat Stugger and Clarence Chaffee 6-4 6-3 6-2 in doubles. Stugger had earlier defeated Don Secunda and Bill Thomson en route to the final. Doubles victory also features Jarck and Bob Baumert taking 6-2 6-0, Burnham and Thomson 6-2 6-2, with Stugger and Chaffee defeating Mackson and Volosvove 6-8 6-1 7-5.
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Jockey Ismael Valenzuela Wins Four at Golden Gate
Albany Calf UPI reports jockey Ismael Valenzuela won four races outright at Golden Gate Fields on Wednesday, tied for first in another finish, and narrowly missed the feature with a dead heat loss.
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Williams College shifts Newton to fullback and promotes Grinnell
Williams College coach Len Watters repositions Newton from halfback to fullback and elevates Bruce Grinnell to starting quarterback replacing John Whitney. Grinnell and Newton connect on two long passes as Williams prepares for Colby in Waterville.
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Pete DeLisser
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Pass Defense Emphasized in Williams Trinity Scrimmage
Williams College football, enduring six Trinity touchdowns, focused on pass defense in a rugged scrimmage. Williams faces Colby in Waterville after a sequence of Colby wins, as coach Watters notes a high mistake count but promising offense and a hopeful rebound.
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Close Games Mark School Grid Play
Russell Hibbard and Avondale schools won close games in youth football. Russell defeated Pontansur in a sixth grade contest in the North League at Wahoonah Pack. Kruczkowski and Strizm connected on two Ris sells touchdowns with Strizz catching the first pass then running for yardage. Shepardson passed to Jones for Pantaniue's score. In a Southeast League game at Deming Field Jim Pierre connected with Richard LaHote for Hibbard to win 6 0 over Beromont. Jeff Conner returned a punt for Allendale's lone touchdown in the Eastern League win at Brown Street Field.
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Share Quits Hawks After 1955 NBA Career
Charley Share a regular with the St. Louis Hawks since 1955 has retired from National Basketball Association competition.
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Hinsdale Loop Ends Season With Dinner
Hinsdale Friday Evening Golf League closed its season with a steak dinner at the Coun try Club. Eighteen attended. Gerry Bourassa earned the low-score trophy for the 12 week season while he and George Furness shared best ball honors. Door prizes went to Ray Abare and John Astore. The league will be revived next spring with newly named officials: President Abare, secretary Bourassa, publicity chair PRIC areas.
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