Ground attack powers college teams in key victories
The Berkshire Eagle notes a shift to ground games across major programs led by Oklahoma 307 rushing yards against USC and Texas 267, Alabama 264, with Missouri Kansas and TCU winning on the ground. Michigan State and Ohio State posted big rush totals while passing threats like Lothridge and Staubach also shone in select games.
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Berkshire Eagle
C—O College
Oklahoma
Trojans
Texas
Alabama
TCU
Missouri
Kansas
Sooners
Southern California
Tommy McDonald
Clendon Thomas
Southwest
Joe Don Looney
Jim Grisham
Oki Jatoms
Austin
Texas Tech
Tulane
Texas Christian
Florida State
Seminoles
Overland
Arkansas
Syracuse
Grange
Big Ten
Michigan State
North Carolina
Ohio State
Texas A & M
Michigan
SMU
Hii Fois
California
Roberts Leads Columbia Past Brown in 41-14 Victory
Art Roberts of Holyoke directed Columbia’s varsity to a 41-14 win over Brown at Providence. He threw for three touchdowns and ran in two more, including a 6 yard punt return score, finishing 12 of 18 for 103 yards and 20 rushing yards. Bill Vareschi played reserve halfback for Brown.
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Art Roberts
Holyoke
Columbia
Brown
Providence
Roberts
Bill Vareschi
North Adams
Tennessee
Land Georgia
Vanderbilt
Pittsburgh
Washington
Penn State
UCLA
Ron ‘Coates
iArmy
Cincinnati
Oregon
Stanford
Oregon State
Colorado
Hcrimson
Mlassachusetts
Kenny Palm
Harvard
Crimsson
Jerry Wheicheli J
Milt Morin
Freddy Lewis
Wheichel
Redmen
Massachusetts
Vic Fusia
Grant
Wally Grant
Fusia
Ellis
Bernie Dallas
Pete Pritz
Dallas
Bucknell
Dartmouth
Hanover
Tom Brophy
Pittsfield
Fran Ryan Skowronski Win Tourney at Wahconah Club
Francis Ryan and Ed Skowronski of General Electric A A Course of Pittsfield won the Wahconah County Club two ball best ball tournament with a three under 68. Eighty four teams entered, sixty four completed play, with rain halting twenty duets after nine holes.
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Dalton
Francis Ryan
Ed Skowronski
General Electric Athletic Association
Pittsfield
Wahconah County Club
Ito Dango
Nick George
Franconia
Springfield
Dave Brophy
Chuck Snyder
Wahconah
Danio
George
Brophy
Snyder
Dave Powell
Jim Lowell
John Siborowski
Charles Neid
Orchards
South Hadley
Nick DiNicola
John Kulis
Pontoosuc Lake Country Club
Dave Blair
Bill Kaibaugh
Mount Anthony
Bennington
Leroy Barnes
Clay Burke
Greenock
Lee
Walt LaDuke
Ed Stevenson
Collins and Walcott Shine for Norwich in rout of Bates
Jim Buddy Collins and Brice Walcott, former Pittsfield High players, played for Norwich University in a 34 6 victory over Bates College on Saturday afternoon at Northfield Vermont Collins started at tackle and Walcott came off the bench as guard in the win
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Jim
Buddy) Collins
Brice Walcott
Pittsfield High
Norwich University
Bates College
Northfield
Collins
Walcott
Yavinsky Leads Trinity To 27-0 Win Over Williams
Trinity College crushed Williams College 27-0 at Weston Field to extend its unbeaten run over the Ephmen. Merrill Yavinsky sparked the offense with 96 passing yards on 11 completions and 27 rushing yards, while Trinity’s defense capitalized on Williams fumbles and yielded 116 total yards for the game in front of about 5,500 spectators.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Trinity College
Frank Navarro
The
Purple
Wseton
Trinity
Merrill Yavinsky
Williams
Yavinsky
Hartford
Conn
Diethard Kalewe
Bill Chapman
Tom Howell
Bruce MacDougall
Bill Mosher
Kolene
Bantams
Eph
Yavingky
Doug Fearon
Terry Gulundser
Gulundsen
Bill Campbell
Williams Howell
Bantam’s
John Fenrich
Fenrich
Kolewe
Bagtams
Ephs
Oulundsen
Campbell
Jack Elgin
Eohmen
Chapman
Navarro
Dan Jessee
Jessee
Seventeen Twosomes Registered for Berkshire Hills Golf Play
Seventeen twosomes entered this Wednesday's Businessmen's Golf League at Berkshire Hills Country Club. The list includes Roger Bowlby and Irving Hughes along with George Horton and Bruce McIntyre, plus others such as Marcel Peltier and Dr William Eramo, Bobby Kahn and Bill Barry, and Joe Garrity with Bob White.
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Berkshire Hills Country Club
Roger Bowlby
Irving Hughes
George Horton
Bruce McIntyre
Jerry Navrockis
Fred Tanner
Jack Lindsay
T and
Canfield Dickie
Robert Burbank
Francis Lavigne
John "O'Donnell
Tony Pivero
Art Bowlby
Tony Lynch
Tony Meledeo
Ned Deeb
Jim Bushey
Bob Childs
Tony Jakacky
Shaun Me
Massachusetts and Harvard play to 0-0 tie at Harvard Stadium
In Cambridge Massachusetts and Harvard University produced a defensive stalemate as Massachusetts, led by Bill Grana and Jerry Wheichel, halted Harvard with a goal line stand and clutch stops. Harvard dominated yardage but could not convert chances, ending scoreless after 140 kickoff time.
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Cambridge
University of Massachusetts
Harvard University
Harvard Stadium
Massachusetts
Harvard
Gsraldine
Bill Grana
Mike Basset
Scott Harshbarger
Crimson
Basset
Ken Boyda
Massachusetts U1
Dave’ Poe
Ellis
Grant
Beverly High
Fusia
John Yoviesin
Gettysburg
Boulevards Clinch Watervliet Invitational Title
The Boulevard Cafe of Pittsfield Massachusetts won the Watervliet Invitational softball tournament, defeating Drerazian Studio of Albany 6-3 before about 1,000. Ritchie Surhoff earned outstanding pitcher honors, Dick O Neil was MVP, and Pittsfield went through the double elimination with five straight wins. Surhoff struck out 10 while allowing eight hits, and O Neil had three of the Boulevard's seven hits as O Hearn and DeAngelis contributed key runs. Albany pushed all three runs in the fifth inning, but Pittsfield maintained a 6-0 lead prior to that frame.
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Watervliet
N.Y
Boulevard Cafe
Pittsfield
Mass
Drerazian Studio
Albany
Massachusetts Boys
Ritchie Surhoff
New Rochelle
Dick O'Neil
Chicopee
Surhoff
O'Neil
Dick Eggleston
Eggleston
Boulevard
Frank DeAngelis
DeAngelis
O’neil
Ed Kelly
Ed DeAngelo
Ollie Cohen
Eddie O'Hearn
Dartmouth Defeats Bucknell In Ground Fight Thriller
Dartmouth’s rushing attack dominates Bucknell’s passing as the Big Green win 20 12 in Hanover. Don Rodgers throws for 282 yards but Dartmouth seals the game with late scores after Bucknell rallies. Rodgers, Mitchell and Serro star for Bucknell. Kelly and McLean pace Dartmouth’s ground game amid a high tempo Ivy League opener.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Bucknell
Don Rodgers
Pittsburgh
Tom Mitchell
Conshohocken
Robert Blackman
Dana Kelly
Winchester
Mass
Billy King
Blackman
Bucknells
Rodgers
Dan Serro
Philadelphia
Serro
Bob Odell
Paul Terries
Ron Giordano
Big Green
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Lee Comfort
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Will Hageman
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Jim Leity
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Ed Keible
Rockaway
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Bucknell Hill
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Norwalk
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