Auburn Tigers Roll Past Mocs 28 to 0 for Fourth Straight
Auburn quarterback Jimmy Sidle spearheaded a 28 nothing win over Chattanooga as George Rose added a 73 yard punt return and Sidle trusted on a 21 yard touchdown pass to Rose and a 32 yard bootleg. Sidle rushed for 126 yards and 36 passing yards, while Chattanooga managed 56 rushing yards and 139 through the air.
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Badgers Triumph Over Purdue in Big Ten Opener
Wisconsin defeated Purdue 38 to 20 at Madison led by quarterback Hal Brandt who connected on 14 of 22 passes for 196 yards and a touchdown. Brandt sparked the comeback after Purdue threats in the first period and directed charging Wisconsin drives.
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Carlsmith Repeats as U.S. Seniors Amateur Champion
Merill L. Carlsmith of Hilo Hawaii rallied from a poor start to win the U S G A Seniors Amateur title for the second time, beating William D Higgins of San Francisco 3 2 in the ninth annual event at Sea Island Georgia.
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Tennessee Valley Conference Friday High School Matchups
Gadsden at Lee Cullman at Decatur Sheffield at Hartselle Coffee at Athens Haleyville at Moulton Russellville at Deshler Butler at Huntsville.
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Texas Pounds No. 1 Oklahoma In Dallas Upset
Tommy Ford and Duke Carlisle powered a dominant Texas ground attack to topple top ranked Oklahoma 28 to 7 in the traditional Dallas clash. The crowd of 75 504 witnessed a first half Texas surge and a stout defensive effort that kept Oklahoma from crossing midfield in the opening two quarters.
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Wildcats Rally Past Detroit for 35-18 Victory in Iconic Clash
Kentucky outlasted Detroit 35-18 in Lexington as the Wildcats built early pressure with an 82 yard TD by Bob Kosich and a 48 yard drive. Perky Bryant and Darrell Cox powered the rush while Rick Norton showed poise in passing but penalties plagued Kentucky in the second quarter. Detroit’s Fred Beier piled up 115 rushing yards as the Titans stayed competitive through the third period before Kentucky added two more TDs. Kentucky finished with 445 total yards to Detroit’s 243.
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Detroit
Wildcats
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Perky Bryant
Darrell Cox
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Cox
Rick Norton
Fred Beier
MSU Tops Tulane 31-10 in SEC clash
In Jackson Mississippi State overcome early overconfidence to beat Tulane 31-10. Key scoring drives featured Hodges Burrell Granger Fisher and Sparks on a 77 yard march and a 27 yard interception return as the Maroons pulled away after Tulane took a 10 point lead in the second quarter.
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Buddy) Hodges
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Northwestern Routs Gophers Behind Fourth-Quarter Rally
Northwestern beat Minnesota 15 8 in Evanston as Tommy Myers shook off a rough day with two late touchdown passes, including a 64 yard strike to Mike Buckner and a 25 yard pass to Willie Stinson, while Minnesota penalties and turnovers hampered their offense.
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al Harris
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Chuck Logan
Gary Crum
Dick McCauley
Bob Sadek
Roman Brother Dominates Champagne Stakes at Aqueduct
Roman Brother driven by John Rotz surged from near the lead in the Aqueduct race’s homestretch and won the Champagne Stakes by 44 lengths. The Harbor View Farm entry owned by Lou Wolfson captured a record purse in New York racing. Traffic finished second, Rupers third after a stumble at the start.
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Never Bend
Vols Roll Past Birmingham Steelers for First Win
SYLACAUGA Decatur's Vols earned their first win of the season by defeating the Birmingham Steelers 26 to 0. They scored in all four quarters with Smith's 5 and 32 yard TD runs, Gay's 9 yard TD, and Blalock's 4 yard TD. The Decatur defensive line shut down Birmingham, while Decatur totaled 15 first downs to eight for the Steelers.
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Decatur
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Blalock
Young
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Sasser
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Rogers
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B. Holland
Birmingham
Steelers
Huskies Roll Past Oregon State for 34 7 Victory
Washington opened the game with a 30 yard pass from quarterback Bill Douglas to end Al Libke leading to a score by Charlie Browning and a kick by Ron Medved. Freshman Steve Bramwell returned a punt 92 yards for another Huskies touchdown sealing the win.
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Oregon State
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al Libke
Charlie Browning
Ron Medved
Libke
Steve Bramwell
Notre Dame Upsets USC Behind New Backfield
Notre Dame defeats Southern California 17 to 14 at Notre Dame Stadium as Frank Budka returns at quarterback and Bill Wolski roars with 87 rushing yards. Ken Livas kicks a 33-yard field goal in the final six minutes to seal the win before a 59,000 crowd.
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Ohio
Upsets Abound in College Football Saturday
Texas smashed top team Oklahoma 28-7 in a day of upsets that reshaped the top ranks. Navy benched by SMU 32-28, Notre Dame beat USC 17-14, Army toppled Penn State 10-7, Florida beat Alabama 10-6, and ties marked Duke California 22-22 and Michigan Michigan State 7-7 before 101,450 at Ann Arbor.
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Dick Heydt
Penn State
Americans Lead In Ryder Cup Golf Series
In Atlanta, Arnold Palmer and Don Finsterwald starred as the United States built a 12 to 4 lead after 30 holes in the Ryder Cup. Christy O Connor slowed the surge with a 1 up win for Britain in one match, while Bill Casper Jr. emerged as the top American scorer with four wins.
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Don Finsterwald
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Christy
Neil Coles
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Dave Ragan
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Brian Huggett
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O'Connor
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Apple Valey
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Kentucky Buckles Down Under Dire Outlook
Adolph Rupp voiced pessimism about Kentucky basketball with the season opening ahead. He warned of the poorest outlook in his 34 years, despite seven lettermen and Cotton Nash as a key scorer, as the Wildcats aim to contest the SEC title amid last season’s 16-9 result.
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Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Rupp
Wildcat
Cotton Nash
Chicago Pro Named PGA Pro Of Year 1963
Bruce Herd longtime Flossmoor Country Club professional near Chicago was named PGA Golf Professional of the Year for 1963. The announcement came Saturday during the annual PGA awards event in Dunedin Florida. Herd has served the Flossmoor club for 25 years and is recognized for his contributions to the game and mentoring young players.
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Dunedin
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Flossmoor Country Club
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