Syracuse Tops UCLA In Coral Gables Open Golf Lead
Syracuse defeats UCLA 127 to 69 to gain a lead at Coral Gables Open Golf Tour event. Gardner Wickitson attacks with a 7 to cut margin to one stroke as Collins laments mistakes. Multiple players and scores noted amid chaotic, OCR-like text with names and numbers.
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Coral, Gables
Fla
API Bul Collina
Sailira
Gardner Wickitson
Collins
Baltimore
Dickinson
Questex
Tistuz
Bis Collins Gardner Dickinses
Rudorh Ree
Rod Fursein
Paul Haerey
Bob ‘Shave
AL Kelley
Sewge
Atingwrs
Dove Sanders
Iliman
Ferree
BR Bnits
TCH
Apck Cupke Tawar
Isiller Actes
Dean Muleam
Paul Bordeses
Sona
Sul
New Colt Runnels All Batting King in League
Pele Runnels, tied to Boston, crowned batting champion in the American League. He held a 22 hit mark to lead the circuit, with infielder Roman Mejias and others noted in trades and player moves shaping the season.
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Boston
Pele Runnels
Viourtan
Volovan
Hal
Ruymers
Houtston
Uaterlengine
Roman Mejias
Lejihirel
Tirey
Otis Sammon
Rogers Muriastiy
Monti Ties Geiberger In So Cal Open
Eric Monti of Los Angeles ties veteran Al Geiberger of Santa Barbara for the lead in the Montebello Open Golf Tournament at Montebello Municipal Course. Monti shot the day’s best score to force a playoff among top contenders Geiberger and Roux of Newport Beach, with final round results pending.
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Calif
Eric Monti
Los Angeles
Monti
Cagiex
al Geiberger
Santa Barbara
Bol Roux
Newport Beach
Montebeho Municipal Couse
Oday Griberger
Satureay
Roux
Geberger Eric Manijoe
Sinn ‘Shine
Chek Mtinton
Wahington
Fen Camp
Maem Sieheen
Kansis
Spink Laid To Rest
Funeral services for JG Taylor Spink publisher of The Sporting News were held Saturday. Spink died Friday in his Yonkers home at age 74. He led Spink & Son and transformed The Sporting News into a leading voice in baseball coverage.
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Louis Aspi
JG Taylor Spink
Spink
Sataryton, Homie
Daimson Spink
Newsome Rites Today for Haywardite Daughter
Funeral services for Newsome's daughter, a Haywardite resident, are set in Winter Park. The obituary notes Newsome, a former major leaguer who pitched for the Dodgers and Browns, died recently after a long career. Survived by Ruth Newsome and Alan News, services announced to be held at Cox Worry Nedlar, Haywood Parked Faneral.
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Fla
Upay
Newson
Nears
Winter Park
Newsom
Brooklyn Hours
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
la Newsom
Browns
Washington Senate
Jost
Boston Red Sox
Erie
Calif
Alan G
C. S.C
Nicolas
Grincsitin Serviers
Fiat
Mandiay
Promoter Sees Shipes as Top Prospect in Boxing Ventures
Sadler touts Charles Shipes as the finest prospect Pye ever had while planning bouts with a Los Angeles rival Andrey Newman. The article notes Shipes, barely 21, undefeated in pro bouts, and describes Moore’s training plans in California as Archie Moore nears retirement. Discussions cover future England fights and a rehabilitation center concept for inmates with state support.
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J Lirniod-ilain
Charles Shipes
Pye
Richard
California
Moore
Andrey Newman
Shipes
Barfly
Alsi
Alsi In the Careenk Salley Salable: Pros Matt Goodwin, Junius Washington
Richard Castro
Jim Slevting
New York
Tes
San Diego
Archie
Missouri
Jasferl
Sattler
Three Pace St Bade's Win and Grade Eight Fast Track
Readable fragments indicate Pace St Bade’s Team wins in Grade eight division with a 122 score amid mixed results from Older St. Bere's and Grade four listings. The report mentions athletes like Richkard Sarees and Peter Rady in various events but lacks full clarity on outcomes and dates.
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Mine Tietanas
Inka Thapexay
Jane Folin
CVO
St. Bere's
Aege
Peter
Tenes Bro
Three Tie For Igarotte Win at Pleasanton Meet
Pleasanton report shows a three way tie in the Igarotte group event at Castlewood Country Club. Finishers included Under-Lieva Ainriaht Gar and Jet Tage with Beene Lester Revie Merama among the notable names.
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Pleasanton
Dirst
Castlewood
Lieva Ainriaht
Jet Tage
Are al Watlig
Beene Lester Revie Merama
Gorgon Morea
Lee Tyh
Clarecee McDermall
Kha Moore
Lee Grocer
Vwusaer
Eha Peni
Sms Lee Rusher
Geeden Mertens
Janke Bil
Chargers win tussle for Syracuse player Sweeney
San Diego Chargers general manager Al Gini concluded and signed first name Wall Sweeney of Syracuse after the Browns chose him with the eighth pick in the NFL Draft. Sweeney, the 28 pound senior, walked off the field after UCLA beat the Chargers 12 7.
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OS Angeles Tupi
San Diego Chargers
Syracuse Fails to Hold Lead in TV Tilt with UCLA
Syracuse, hampered by fumbles and interceptions, lost to UCLA 12-7 in a nationally televised afternoon clash at Memorial Coliseum. Syracuse, led by halfback Mackey, fought back in the final quarter but failed to convert drives as UCLA sealed the win and finished with a season mark of 5-5 while Syracuse ended at 5-5.
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Too LaTis
UCLA
Dan Ghormley
Bruin
Carl Jones
L.A. Memorial Colisium
Syracusc
John Humphreya
Leonard
LOS Angeles
Syraecus
John Mayteay
Bruins
Bill Barnes
Galiani Wil
Syracuse
Jim Nance
Ezell Singleton
Singleton
Walley Mahile
Liaie
Jackson State
Mloridie
Mloridie A Touchdown In 9 Plays Early Inla & M
Mahle
Perio
Dow Wing
Fhem
Mel Profit
Oklahoma State Bears Camellia Showdown in Close Title Bout
Oklahoma State, led by sharp passing from Mike Rollins and two touchdown catches by Billy Jones, defeated Lenoir-Rhyne 28-13 in the Camellia Bowl to claim the nation's small college football championship. The Bronchos dominated with a strong second half, stifling Lenoir-Rhyne’s single wing attack and advancing in Edmond, Oklahoma.
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Sacramento
Cali
Mike Rolling
Cental
Oklahoma State
Lenoir Rhyne Satunday
Rollins
Billy Jones
Edmond
O&is
Craval
Oklahoma
Lane Oir
Balllick
Red Briggs
George Hughley
Bears
West Chester State Triumphs In Cement Bowl Thriller
Quarterback Terry Eberly starred for West Chester State in a chaotic Cement Bowl, firing three long passes and scrambling to lead a 64 yard victory over Elostr is. He completed 1 of 18 attempts for 1208 yards and connected with receivers Houchrloks Max Micsion and Roper Augenbalgh on key plays.
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Frerberk
Terry Ebruly
West Chester
Elotstris
Orberly Aningrad Veranda
Max Micsion
Roper Augenbalgh
McKay Named Coach Of Year For Southern Cal
The selection honors McKay for guiding Southern California to a strong season. Once a standout player and later a top coach, McKay earned Coach Of The Year amid votes from the Southern California Writers Association. The article notes his influence on team success and Rose Bowl appearances.
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McKay
New York
John Mefihe
Mu Associated Faxistims
Lip Bacon
Souther Caliards
America
Foothill Writers
Gingon
Mul Biuka
Wisconsin
Jeany
Bob Devaney
Noh
Mississippod
Jpl
John Vaugin
Oklabama
Everallsville
Bud Wilkingon
Jackson State Stops Rattlers To Snare Title
Jackson State Tigers upset Florida A and M to win the aero collegiate football championship. In the Orange Bowl crowd of 43,461, JSU shut down the Rattlers and scored two first-half touchdowns while keeping the ball away from the high-scoring Florida A&M offense led by Trobert Peremare and Robert Hayes. Peremare injured his ankle in the first period and did not return.
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Fla
Jackson State Tigers
Mississippi
Florida A & M
Bobby Speedboys
Rattlers
Tol Yoars
Flontians
Prerida A & M
Trobert Peremare
Robert Hayes
II Bester
Paremore
Mayers Shines in All Sports Bowl Appearance
Oklahoma City and Montgomery report QB Mayers stood out in a multi sport bowl game. Coaches Tom Nugent and Devaney named for the 25th annual BlueGray game as teams faced Maryland and Central opponents.
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Mayers
Owlahoma Cty
UAH
Quakerhark
Carl Mayers
Bie University
Montgomery
Ala
IAP
Cowha
Maryland
Tom Nugent
Vitor Aker
Senior Bow features top Red Stars and college names collide
The Senior Bowl lineup spotlights top seniors from major programs including LSU, Alabama, Texas A&M, and Michigan. Coaches and assistants from Missouri and Nebraska are named, with standout players like John Christgau and Hank Goldberg noted among participants. The event, led by Roy Jordan and Glynn Griffing in a baton of college coaches, aims to showcase premier prep talent and attract media attention.
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Kentucky
Amerieas
Charles Bradshaw
Dan
Stadt
Laddi
Staulluie
Roy Jordan
Alabame
Mason-Dixon
Nyt
Mtom
Ani Glynn Griffing
University
Nugent
Ihot CT
Monarchs
Mississippi
Fred Miller
Gray
Louisiana State
Devaney
Ann Rebel
Cornhuskers
Eure Sam
Pilot repeats rushing crown as 49ers’ redshirt star sets mark
Jim Dilol, 49ers redshirt star and New Mexico State back, won the major college rushing title with 1,247 yards on 268 carries. The feat marks NM State’s fourth straight rushing crown and follows a back-to-back totals by predecessors Gailers and Atkins. Jerry Logan led in points, while Sayers posted 7.2 yards per carry and Arm and Baughman combined for 409 rushing yards without a loss.
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Jim
Pheer) Dilol
New Mexico State
San Francisco
Ohaser
Ncaa Service Bureau
Pilot
Jerry Logan
West Texas State
Teill
Art Lapping
Arivana
Bob Gailers
Pervis Atkins
Sayers
Ifeayers
Tunalix
Armand Baughman
Laiy
Southwest and Big Eight End Raiding on Athletes
Eldon Portis of Brigham Young and Gale Sayers led a joint conference agreement announced in Dallas to end recruitment raids. The pact, to be finalized next month in Las Vegas, would bar athletes from switching conferences and unify all sports recruitment across 16 teams in the two leagues.
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Eldon Portis
Brigham Young Dallas
UPI
Tae Saul
Accond
Gale Sayers
Sands
Sill Pal
Ne Uther Vy
Tix
Erry Baker
Oregon
Tommy
Villa
Lashav Wildcals
Richie Angeles
Col- Ticinnan, Logiale Athletic Assn
Lefty QB's In Liberty Bowl
Philadelphia reporters describe Oregon Mate and Villanova as ready to lead their teams in the fourth annual Liberty Bowl at Philadelphia Stadium West Salty. The piece highlights the left handed quarterback factor and anticipation for the game.
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Pawellarlorhawkes
Oregon
Mate
Villanova
Philadelphia Stadium
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