Dodgers Secret Weapons Revealed in World Series Talk
Harry Anschutz relays Sandy Koufax on Marv Breeding and Bill Skowron as secret assets for the Dodgers. Koufax notes Breeding’s baseball insight and Skowron’s Yankee knowledge as pivotal guidance before the Series.
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Harry Anschutz
Decatur
Marv
Sandy Koufax
Daily
Dodgers
Walt Alston
Yankees
Koufax
Yankee Stadium
Bill Skowron
Marv Breeding
Skowron
Breeding’s Advice Sparks Moose Power in Series Opener
In the first game of the series Moose credits Marv Breeding for a resurgence after trading season changes. Breeding’s habit cue and high bat stance helped Moose regain form, while Breeding’s Yankee insider knowledge aids the Dodgers as fans stay hopeful though trailing two games to none.
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Skowron
Moose
Marv
Dodgers
Breeding
Marv Breeding
Yankees
Daily Newsroom
Syracuse Bashes Holy Cross 48-0
Syracuse overwhelmed Holy Cross 48-0 as quarterback Walley Mahle sparked a versatile attack. The Orange combined an effective passing game with strong ground power for their best offensive showing of the season.
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Syracuse
Holy Cross
N.Y
Walley Mahle
Orange
Sidle Stars In Auburn Narrow Win Over Kentucky
Auburn edged Kentucky 14-13 as Jimmy Sidle led the Tigers with a 24 yard touchdown run and a 26 yard pass set up another score. Rick Norton accounted for both Kentucky touchdowns with a 62 yard pass and a 12 yard strike late in the third. Attendance was 30,120 as Auburn's Woodall added two extra points but missed a field goal.
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Rex Thomas
Auburn
Ala
Jimmy Sidle
Kentucky
Sidle
Rick Norton
Wildcat
Norton
Rodger Bird
Bird
Rick Kestner
Tigers
Howard Simpson
Simpson
Larry Rawson
Tucker Frederickson
Tiger
Birmingham
Wildcats
Tony Manzonelli
Woody Woodall
Biel
Hunts Open for Squirrels and Goose Season Near Decatur
Wheeler Refuge begins eight a m permits issued earlier. 1200 free permits may vanish fast. Bankhead Forest Swan Creek Mallard Creek also open October 15 through 31 with multiple local outlets for permits. Goose season starts November 7 with goose flights expected to match last year. Athens Sportsmen Club meets tomorrow night at the Athens Cafe.
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Wheeler
Limestone County
Bankhead National Forest
Conservation Department
Courthouse Annex
Decatur
Hepsidam
Hwy. 33
Hayden Coffey
Forrest
Western Auto
Moulton
Haleyville
Double Springs
Swan Creek
Fox Creek- Mallard Creek
Department
Courtland Annex
Wiley’s Loan and Sale Co
Russell's
Minnow Pool
Athens
Dixie Lee Gulf Station
Huntsville
Wiley’s Sales and Sporting Goods
Baily
Bankhead Forest
Swan
James H. English, Jr
Athens Sportsmen
Athens Cafe
Princeton Edges Columbia 7 to 6 in Ivy League clash
Princeton defeated Columbia 7-6 as Charles Gogolak kicked the game winning conversion after Don McKay’s 44 yard first quarter touchdown. Archie Roberts led Columbia’s rally with a strong second quarter effort and three missed field goals.
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NEW York
Charles Gogolak
Princeton
Columbia
Gogolak
Cornell
Don McKay
Archie Roberts
N. C. State Routs Clemson for first win since 1957
The Wolf Pack defeated Clemson 14 to 3 behind a 78 yard Rossi to Barlow touchdown on a long pass and an early 22 yard field goal by Frank Pearce. Clemson managed a single score in the second period. Attendance was 28,000.
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Clemson
S. C
Jim Rossi
Ray Barlow
C. State
Wolfpack
Earl Edwards
Frank Pearce
State
Wolfeee
Tigers
Pearce
Rossi-Barlow
Rossi
Barlow
Gus Andrews
N. C. State
Jimmy Bell
Bell
N.C. State
Pitt Stuns Cal 35 to 15 in Intersectioal Showdown
Pitt, led by Fred Mazurek and Ken Lucas, rallied from an opening kickoff return by Jim Blakeney to defeat California 35-15. Eric Crabtree scored twice and Pitt totaled 446 yards. California’s Craig Morton passed for 206 yards as the Golden Bears added a late score.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt
Jim Blakeney
Fred Mazurek
Ken Lucas
California
Pittum
Panthers
Eric Crabtree
Lucas
Mazurek
Craig Morton
Morton
Jack Schraub
OSU Defeats Indiana 21-0 in Big Ten Opener
Ohio State shut out Indiana 21-0 in Bloomington as Dick Van Raaphorst hit 48 and 19 yard field goals. Tom Federle and Greg Lashutka set up a score with a first quarter interception, Lashutka catching a four yard pass from Underforth. The crowd reached 42,296.
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Ron Gilbert
Bloomington
Ind
Dick van Raaphorst
Tom Federle
Greg Lashutka
Ohio State
Indiana
van Raaphorst
Federle
Frank Stavroff
Buckeye
Lashutka
Doc Underforth
Bill Malinchak
Buckeyes
Underforth
Mississippi State Tops Tennessee 7 0 in SEC Clash
Mississippi State stunned Tennessee with a 7 0 victory as Oole Burrell broke a 23 yard TD run early in the second period and Sonny Fisher guided an 81 yard drive. Canale added the extra point as State notched its first SEC win while Tennessee fell to 1 2.
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Tenn
Mississippi State
Oole Burrell
Tennessee
Burrell
S. Dash
State
Sonny Fisher
Justin Canale
Vols
Jacksonville State Tops Troy State In Homecoming Fight
Jackson ville State College halfback Ray Vinson led the Gamecocks to a 15-8 victory at Troy State. Vinson rushed 36 times for 18 yards and scored both JSU touchdowns.
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Ala
Jacksonville State College
Ray Vinson
Troy State
Gamecocks
Vinson
Jacksonville State
Red Wave
Jacksonville
Raymond Holder
Troy Land
Illini Edge Northwestern In Tight Big Ten Showdown
Illinois stifled three late Northwestern drives to win 10 9 in Champaign. Fred Custardo connected with Jim Warren for a second quarter touchdown as the Illini upset the No 5 Wildcats in league play.
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Champaign
Ill
Illinois
Northwestern
Wildcats
Jim Plankenhorn
Illini
Tommy Myers
Tom O’grady
Joe Cerne
Hlinois
Ron Rector
Fred Custardo
Ron Fearn
Jim Warren
Plankenhorn
Collinois
Palmer Opens Golf Open Lead With Six Birdies
Arnold Palmer shot a six-under 66 for a 54-hole total of 207 nine under par. He leads by three over Phil Rodgers and Mason Rudolph at the Whitemarsh Open with one round left. Al Balding and Lionel Hebert sit at 211, while others chase in a crowded field.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Phil Rodgers
la Jolla
Calif
Mason Rudolph
Clarksville
Gene Littler
Gary Player
South Africa
Don January
Roger Ginsberg
Bronx
New York
Penn State Beats Rice 28-7 in Intersecting Battle
Penn State remains unbeaten as four backs Urbank, Klingensmith, Stuckrath and Kunst score against Rice. Don Caum's third quarter interception on the State 14 sparked the go ahead drive, while a late fumble recovery set up Stuckrath's TD.
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Dave Leherr
Associated Press
University Park, Pa
Penn State
Nittany Lions
Rice
Tom Urbanik
Gary Klingensmith
Ed Stuckrath
Don Kunst
Lions
Don Caum
Walt McReynolds
Nittany Lion
Caum
State
Klingensmith
Billy Bowes
Lion
Stuckrath
Rip Engle
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