Opening Grid Picks Spark Season Hopes Across Conferences
AP Forecaster Harold Claassen presents opening gridiron selections including North Carolina over Clemson to honor late coach Jim Tatum, LSU over Rice, Purdue over UCLA, Ole Miss over Houston, Penn State over Missouri, Navy over Boston College, and many more across the South, Midwest, Southwest, and Far West.
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Inser
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Clemson
Tar Heels
Jim Tatum
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Rice
LSU
Billy Cannon
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UCLA
Big Ten
Mississippi
Houston
Ole Miss
Penn State
Missouri
Richie Lucas
Pennsylvania
Navy
Boston College
Georgia Tech
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Tech
Maryland
West Virginia
Tom Nugent
Marquette
Oklahoma State
Cincinnati
Richmond
Dayton
Tulsa
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Texas Christian
Kan Bas
Indians Find Hits Scarce After Late Boston Rally
In Boston, Tom Brewer beat Jim Mudcat Grant 10. Cleveland Indians, second in the American League, could only manage a single hit in each inning off Brewer. Pete Runnels and Frank Malzone combined to drive in the decisive run in the ninth, worsening Cleveland’s pennant chances as Chicago led the race with few games left.
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Joe Gorton
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Jim Mudcat Grant
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Brewer
Pete Runnels
Frank Malzone
Runnels
Lopez Dodges World Series Opponent Question
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez refused to reveal any preference for a World Series foe after a 4 0 win over the New York Yankees. When asked which team he’d fear facing, San Francisco Los Angeles or Milwaukee, he replied he hadn’t thought about it and was focused on the win.
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Pinson
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Neal
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Sat Francis
Beavers Face Oil City in Crucial League Clash
Corry Beavers, after a 26-7 opening thrashing, face Oil City in a pivotal Section 15 encounter at Mitchell Field. Coach Lou Hani reshapes the lineup with injury replacements Ted Martowite and LeRoy Rieck set to start, as the team seeks rebound from a tough start and to avoid elimination from title contention. Oil City, seeking balance with a junior backfield, also aims for a strong rebound in the half of the schedule.
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Ted Martowite
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Craig Parkbutst
Art Perkins
Marto Wite
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Mike Corry
Franklin
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Johnzonburg
Top Atlantic Powers Meet in Opener
Clemson and North Carolina prepare for a clash to open ACC play with quarterbacks Harvey White and Lowndes Shingler guiding an offense tipped for a title bid. Tar Heel QB Jack Cummings works through a cold as both teams seek early momentum in a season poised for high stakes.
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Harvey White
Lowndes Shingler
Clemson
North Carolina
Frank Howard
Palr
White
Shingler
Jack Cummings
Mike Ingram
Ohio State
Woody Hayes
Len Fontes
Bob White
Terry Hansley
Jeph Bob Ferguson
Charles Pollard
Rice
Johnny Stephenson
Owls
Louisiana State
Jim Andreotti
Gene Gossage
Ron Burton
Mike Stock
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Unemen
Wembly Showdown Nets McCormack British Title Win
Last night in Wembly John McCormack of Glasgow claimed the British middleweight title by defeating defending champion Terry Downs in a tight bout. Freddie Gilroy of Ireland outpointed Marlon D’Agasta of Italy in a heavyweight clash. The card also featured Yvon Ehielie and Al Anderson in lesser matches as teams discuss future pennant chances.
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Terry Downs
London
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Marlon D'Agasta
Italy
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al Anderson
New York
Packers Release Babe Parilli
Babe Parilli former Kentucky star and NFL veteran is cut by the Green Bay Packers as rosters shrink ahead of opening games. Other veterans including Lenny Lyles Geha Gedman and rookies Bobby Newman and Bob Reifsnyder also dismissed in multiple teams trimming rosters.
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Babe) Parilli
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Detroit
Geha Gedman
Bobby Newman
Washington State
San Francisco
Bob Reifsnyder
Los Angelsy Rama
Navy
Last Nights Fights Beaumont Bout Raises Hopes
A clipped boxing note lists fighters and weights from last night in Beaumont. Rueben Munoz, 126, from Odessa fought Bobby Bell, 123, of Youngstown, while Sixta Rodriguez, 174, faced Eddie Colton, 168, from Seattle.
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Lopez White Sox Eye Series As Lead Boosted
Chicago White Sox manager Al Lopez weighs the opening World Series clash and other looming tasks as the team nears the pennant with eight games left. After a 6 1 victory over the Yankees and Boston’s win over Cleveland, the Sox hold a chance to clinch while Philadelphia and Milwaukee battle in a two game set.
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Major Loop Stars Hitting Wills in Dodgers Braves Tilt
Major League action sees Merv Wills of the Dodgers and Seiple lift the Dodgers to an 8-7 ten-inning win over the Braves. A perfect five-for-five highlights Wills while pitching standout Camry Pas-? blanks nine in a 1-0 Senators win on three hits. sixth shutout, 166 total strikeouts, a Washington record since Walter Johnson in 1917.
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Baseball scores and Wednesday results from the African League and National League
The schedule lists Chicago at New York Cleveland at Beaton Detroit at Ballygynne and Washington at Kansas City among Wednesday matches. Tuesday results show Chicago defeating New York 4 to 1 while Cleveland beat Dallas in a rough note. National League report notes San Francisco Milwaukee and Los Angeles with several decisive outcomes and postponed games.
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Besmanoff And Machen Collide In Portland Show
Eddie Machen, No.4 heavyweight, meets German-born Karl Besmanoff in a nationally televised bout in Portland. Machen weighs about 195, Besmanoff around 210 and aims for a return shot at World Champion Ingemar Johansson. Both fighters seek momentum as Machen pursues his sixth straight win since Johansson’s knockout.
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Giants Dragons: Giants Lead 20 as NL Race Heats Up
Giants stretch lead to 20 games as two win teams Milwaukee and San Francisco square off in key set. Willie Mays and Felipe Alou spark the Giants with early runs while Maury Wills shines for the Dodgers in a dramatic 30 inning back of the Braves. Replacing injured players, Bill Rigney shuffles lineup to include Alou and Davenport as the Giants split the two games, keeping the pennant race tight with Chicago St. Louis and Philadelphia looming in final weekend.
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Maury Wills
Major Loop Leaders in Baseball Scoring and Pitching Highlights
A compact roundup of top batting leaders and key pitchers across the American and National Leagues. Notable figures include Hank Aaron and Willie Mays leading batting, Banks and Robinson driving runs batted in, Pinson and Moon among leaders in hits and extra bases, with Shaw, McLish and Drysdale among top win leaders and strikeout specialists.
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