Longhorns Top SMU in Week Preview Selections
AP notes 41 correct 14 wrong for .745 and lists picks for week ahead. Texas over SMU. Illinois over Purdue. LSU over Mississippi. Air Force over Army. USC over Washington. Navy over Notre Dame. Michigan State over Wisconsin. Princeton over Brown. Auburn over Florida. Ohio State over Iowa. Syracuse over Pittsburgh. Oklahoma over Colorado. Alabama over Mississippi State. Nebraska over Missouri.
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Memphis State's Vollmer Back Of The Week After Heroic Win
Memphis State quarterback Russell Vollmer, named Back of the Week, downplays his performance after guiding a 17 10 upset of Mississippi State. He opened with a 78 yard kickoff return and directed the game winning score, despite a hospital check for a concussion scare. Other backfield standouts included Sherm Lewis, Jim Grisham, Don Trull and Tony Crosby.
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Kansas
Roger Staubach
Navy
Ken Hatfield
Arkansas
Cotton Wins Part Of Crown
Eddie Cotton, No. 1 contender to Willie Pastrano, captured the Michigan world light heavyweight title with a unanimous decision over Henry Hank in Flint. The Seattle fighter, 36, weighed 172 1/2 pounds to Hank’s 175, used a sharp left jab to keep Hank off balance, and hinted at future bouts with Gustav Schultz or Guilo Ranaldi. Hank alluded to quitting after the setback.
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Germany
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Italy
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Bhatpara Remains One of India's Oldest Sanskrit Centers
Pro basketball note: among historical centers of Sanskrit learning, Bhatpara stands as one of the oldest in India, highlighting a cultural legacy anchored in language study.
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Lewiston Raceways Night Card Features Trotters and Pacers
Horsemen prepare for a ten race program at Lewiston Raceway with 1 mile trots and paces. Notable entries include Tax Free and My Express in high stakes events, plus Princess Ben and Senator Pat among pace contenders.
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Coventry Stops Gomes in Rage 43 Lightweight Bout
Dave Coventry of London defeated Harold Gomes of Providence by knockout in their Rage 43 lightweight clash. Denny Moyer, Portland, faced Memo Avon of Mexico in the same card, with Avon listed at 1502 and Moyer at 157.
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Pro Football Teams Eye Red Shirt Futures Crop
The pros may ignore the red shirt group drafted as futures. Pete Liske Penn State and Clar rison Rosdahl Penn State among names, with Liske picked by Eagles and Jets. Claridge, Trull, Simmons, Mathieson, Maczuzak, and Rosdahl hold draft rights with various NFL and AFL teams. Bidding likely high for several players as teams weigh quarterback and line needs.
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Clarrison Rosdahl
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Alabama
Don Trull
Baylor
Dennis Claridge
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J. B. Simmons
Tulsa
John Maczuzak
Pitt
Dave Mathieson
Washington State
Liske
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Claridge
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Bart Starr
Packers
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Zeke Bratkowski
Rams
Oakland
Ralph Wilson
Buffalo
Simmons
Rosdahl
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Houston
Baltimore
Trull
Hawks Rally To Edge Knicks In OT Thriller
The St. Louis Hawks erased a late deficit to tie New York 95-95 and beat the Knicks 109-103 in overtime. Cincinnati Royals defeated the San Francisco Warriors 108-101. Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 28 and Wilt Chamberlain had 32 for San Francisco. Andy Bathgate, Rangers star, spent summer as golf pro assistant at Northwood CC in Toronto.
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Family Football Day Turns Into Loud Fans and Local Picks
A Sunday outing to watch the Sea Hawks in Portland erupts into a noisy family scene as two young sons loudly imitate players and critics. The writer notes a mix of parental lectures and kid banter, then shifts to previews for upcoming high school games including St. Louis High vs Portland and other local matchups on Alumni Field and in Auburn and York County.
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Cardinals lead NFL in total offense at halfway mark
New Rule Is Unpopular Cardinals Leading In Total Offense The Cardinals and quarterback Charlie Johnson fuel a 2,744 yard team attack with 1,728 aerial yards. St. Louis rushes 1,016 yards, trailing only Cleveland and Green Bay. Bobby Joe Conrad Sonny Randle Jackie Smith Triplett and Johnson key the passing game. New substitution rule elicits broad disapproval from college coaches who fear it hampers depth and timing.
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Cleveland Browns
John McLaughry
Brown
Joe Zabilski
Northeastern
John Yoviesin
Harvard
Trabert Ends Pro Tennis Career Faces New Life
Tony Trabert quits competitive tennis after a decade of success and leadership of the International Players’ Association. He cites loss of playing desire and time away from family as he plans to move to a hosiery business in Los Angeles.
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Tony Trabert
Tony
Navy
Trabert
United States
International Professional Tennis Players’ Association
Los Angeles
Black Hawks Threaten To Dominate Loop
Chicago hockey stars pace early NHL race as the Black Hawks roll past Detroit 5-1. Ken Wharram nets a hat trick, Mikita and Hull excel, with Chicago extending a six point lead over Toronto and Montreal. Gordie Howe fails to score amid a packed 13 987 crowd at Chicago Stadium.
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Cotton Wins Michigan Light Heavyweight Title in Flint
Eddie Cotton of Seattle defeated Henry Hank of Detroit in Flint to claim the Michigan version of the world light heavyweight championship. In New York, Vice Shomo outpointed Antonio Maricilla of Newark.
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Rip Randall Outpoints Frankie Ramirez in Houston Bout
In Houston, Nid 8 Rip Randall scored an upset over Frankie Ramirez in a ten round lightweight bout. Randall used precise punches and sharp movement to win by decision, improving his record while Ramirez suffered a rare defeat on the west coast.
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