Notre Dame vs Georgia Tech headline clash in South Bend
Notre Dame leads the AP ratings as undefeated Georgia Tech travels to South Bend for a high profile clash. The Engineers boast a 31 game unbeaten streak but face a tough challenge against the Irish power and manpower. Georgia Tech relies on passing QB Brigman and RB Hardeman as Notre Dame aims to prove superiority in a potential upset.
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Olson Solid Choice To Whip Turpin In Madison Square Garden
Olson favored to win the 1 round middleweight title fight at Madison Square Garden against Randy Turpin as a strong bet with about $57,000 prize for each fighter. Olson, 35, aims to bring the crown to England, while Turpin, noted for an awkward style and fast counters, seeks upset in the high‑stakes bout broadcast coast to coast by CBS.
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Shoemaker 304rd win frames Golden Gate races
Jockey Willie Shoemaker extended his world record to 304 victories in the year with wins aboard Wine at Secco and Daily Record at Golden Gate Fields. The pair’s victories in races five and six ended a 16-race losing streak that began Saturday, as Hartford and related results include Casario defeating Perez in a separate feature.
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Seven Archers Join In Yesterday's Deer Drive
Seven Corry ant area archers joined in yesterday's deer drive at Emerson Hill near Grand Valley but returned to the city without a shot. The Robinhoods spotted about 25 deer, with no definite bucks seen. Participants included Chuck Williams Henry Hoskowski Richard Crescent D Armour Hillstrom and Bids Hillstrom Leland Thompson and Tom Alekdle.
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Captain Mathieson Elected Brown Freshman Captain
Lester B. Mathieson of Sharon, Pennsylvania, has been elected captain of Brown's freshman football team. The quarterback awaits next season as the Cubs remain undefeated under his leadership.
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Raymonds and Maxines Clash as Ladies League Race Tightens
The Raymond lassies split games with Maxine’s Beauty Shop, maintaining a one game edge in the Ladies A League standings. Results show Maxine’s 706 679 718 and Raymond’s 645 675 702 in a tight set, with high individual scores led by Marlon Bular at 202 and Esther Roehrig at 187.
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Franklin and Marshall Back Is Pacing Scorers
Jack Hepler of Franklin and Marshall College leads Pennsylvania college football scorers with 40 points from 5 touchdowns and 10 conversions. Fred Prender of West Chester trails by 2 with 38, while Tom Warner of Geneva Tech has 48 from six touchdowns. Joe Uibel of Gettysburg sits with 31 as five players tie near 90 points. Johnson Business Service leads in VFW Ladies B League standings after last night’s results.
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Irish Tackle Is Lineman Of Week
Notre Dame tackle Frank Varrichione, 205 pounds, was selected Lineman of the Week by The Associated Press for a key third period play against Pitt. His safety after a kickoff penalty and a pressure on Pitt tied the score, helping Notre Dame surge to a 23-14 victory.
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Roy Campanella Tops Major League All Star Team
Roy Campanella of Brooklyn headlines the 1953 Major League All Star Team, leading with 41 home runs and 142 RBIs as the premier catcher. The selection features seven 200-hit players, RBI and slugging leaders, and five other 30-homer men, with Robin Roberts and Warren Spahn anchoring the pitching staff.
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Eagles Sign Player Released by Browns
Philadelphia Eagles sign Bot Schnelker an end released by the Cleveland Browns to create roster space for 6 foot 9 inch 208 pound Bowling Green product. Eagles cut Willie Irvin rookie end and defensive back from Florida A&M to make room.
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Jr High Game Set At Meadville In Football Finale
Corry junior high schedules a 4 p.m. kickoff on North Street field at Meadville tomorrow in a season closer. Coach Bob Olson’s squad seeks a last win after four games, facing a strong Meadville team reputed as one of the tougher foes.
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Baseball pitcher wounded in hunting accident near Otter Lake
Roger Boyman, a left handed pitcher recently sold from Pittsomrh Pirates to Hollywood Stars of the Pacific Coast League, is recovering from gunshot wounds to his pitching and left forearm after a shotgun discharged accidentally while he hunted near Otter Lake in southern Adirondacks. He is 26, lives in Amsterdam, and is reported in substantially good condition at Albany hospital.
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