Top College Teams Could Run Into Trouble This Week
College football leaders face tough tests as upsets loom. Texas Army clash in Austin tests defense against Rollie Stichweh and Barofsky while Southern California meets Michigan State at East Lansing. Illinois defends against Northwestern and Navy meets Michigan as Auburn challenges Kentucky amid Hilda era disruptions.
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LSU Auburn Picked To Bite The Dust
The week in the SEC brings upsets as LSU and Auburn face tough tests. Alabama appears strong against Vanderbilt with a projected 21 to 0 victory, while defenses dominate conference play and offenses struggle.
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Cawley sidelined by leg muscle pull at Olympic readiness
Hurdles star Rex Cawley of Pasadena and pole vaulter John Pennel of Miami joined Roy Saari on the sidelines as the U S track team begins Olympic preparations in Tokyo. The Games run Oct 10 to 24 with arrivals ongoing and the village flags raised for 30 nations.
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Boat Owners Reminded to Register Boats in Alabama
Claude D. Kelley urges all boat owners to complete 1964 65 registrations within 45 day grace period from October 1 to November 1. The Water Safety Division notes the extendable deadline applies to boats previously registered for 1963 64 and requires midnight of November 30 for final filing.
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Angels top Twins 5 4 in tight AL race
Felix Torres drove in two first inning runs with two singles and added another RBI in the third as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Minnesota Twins 5-4 to pull even for fifth in the AL. Rodgers homered in the eighth for L A while Harmon Killebrew hit his 49th in the seventh for Minnesota.
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Sidle Progresses in Auburn Rushing Records
Auburn quarterback Jim Sidle moves from sixth to fourth in career rushing with 1 556 yards this season on 37 carries improving his all time totals while challenging Kuykendall Childress and James for the Tigers’ rushing records. He needs 64 more to pass Kuykendall 112 to pass Childress and 358 to become Auburn’s all time leader. Sidle previously ran for 1 006 yards last year and is the only T formation quarterback to top 1 000 yards in a season.
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Herman Herman Named Red Sox Manager In Two Year Deal
Billy Herman accepted a two year contract to manage the Boston Red Sox replacing Johnny Pesky. The longtime infielder born 190? advised he will win players respect and lift the team from eighth place after six straight subpar seasons. Manager Mike Higgins announced the firing at a Boston press conference.
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Probable Pitchers By The Associated Press
Probable starting pitchers for today include Cleveland Stange 7 13 at New York Downing 13 8 Kansas City O Donoghue 10 13 at Chicago Horlen 12 0 Detroit Regan 5 10 at Baltimore Pappas 16 7 Washington Loan 1 0 at Boston Monbouquette 12 14 Los Angeles McBride 4 12 Latman 19 at Minnesota Boswell 1 0
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Eight games left to gain yards and pass Tidwell
Sidle has an injured shoulder and cannot throw, limiting Auburn’s offense to rushing. He did connect twice for 23 yards against Tennessee, including a 15-yard reception to Danny Fulford that set up a field goal in the 3-0 win. Tucker Fredrickson, Auburn’s No. 2 rusher, trails last year with 145 yards on 32 carries, while his improved running eases Sidle’s burden.
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Writer Sees Colts Shine in Clash With Surprising Rams
NFL preview notes Colts led by Johnny Unitas against a Rams squad fresh off a strong pass rush. Also covered are Bears at 1-2, Giants at Detroit, Bills at Oakland, Chargers at Jets, and other Week program matchups with injury and lineup notes.
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Key Backs Out For Dogs Vols Face Mississippi State
Mississippi State and Tennessee meet in Memphis with key backs missing for both teams. Tennessee will miss Billy Tomlinson, while Mississippi State's quarterback is out amid seven injuries. The Bulldogs and Vols seek offense to offset defensive strength as both aim to break recent scoring droughts.
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Vanderbilt Aims for Balanced Offense Against Alabama
Vanderbilt seeks a balanced attack as coach Jack Green fields a new offense led by the lone end concept. Quarterback Dave Waller will rely on Bennett Baldwin and Chuck Ousley for passes while Bob Kerr and Chris Collins assist the backfield for the 8 p.m. kickoff at Legion Field with about 45000 fans expected.
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ACC Title Race Sparks Four-Team Showdown
Four Alabama Collegiate Conference clubs chase the league crown this week led by Troy State at Jacksonville State. Troy aims to rebound after an 8-0 win over Livingston while Jacksonville State seeks offense against Troy’s strong ground game and a homecoming crowd. Livingston State travels with a 1-2 mark as Fullback Roger Newton recovers from a broken leg.
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Yankees clinch at least tie for pennant with 5-2 win
New York Yankees beat Cleveland 5-2 as Whitey Ford earned his 17th win. Ford held Cleveland hitless after the second inning and the Yankees scored five in the third, pushing them toward a fifth consecutive pennant.
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Orioles Crush Tigers but Eliminate from Pennant Race
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Detroit Tigers 10-4 as New York Yankees defeated the Cleveland Indians, leaving Baltimore 2 1/2 games behind the Yankees with one game left. Brooks Robinson drove in four, hit his 28th homer, and raised his average to .317 while Jerry Adair added three RBIs.
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