Huskies' Moore Is Top Back After Ohio State Win
Washington halfback Don Moore ran 30 times for 221 yards as the Huskies defeated Ohio State 38-22. AP named Moore college football Back of the Week while Woody Hayes sought to forget the standout after the loss.
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Panthers Cup Second Distance Run at Fayetteville
Freshman Bob Criswell led High Point College to its second cross country win over Methodist College with a 26 26 time. Doug Fryer was second in 26 58 as HPC swept the top four spots and improved to 2 1 for the season.
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Bauer Finds New Role as Orioles Manager
Hank Bauer, 44, unexpectedly takes over as manager of the Baltimore Orioles after a standout playing career with the New York Yankees. He stresses fairness, keeping players loose, and maintains a strict curfew while sharing a rough, salt‑specked disposition with a commitment to 100 percent effort on the field. He previously managed the Kansas City Athletics after Charley Finley fired Joe Gordon.
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Yale's Brian Dowling Emerges As Modern Merriwell
Yale sophomore Brian Dowling, a six foot two standout from Cleveland, is hailed as a potential athletic icon across football basketball baseball tennis golf. He grew up reading Merriwell stories but plans to use Yale to build an education and future career as he leads the Elis in multiple sports. Dowling's father, Emmett Dowling Jr., died aged 49 after illness, dimming the hometown homecoming as the star athlete pursues college glory.
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Title Bout Postponed as Archer Out with Virus
The anticipated rematch between middleweight champion Emile Griffith and challenger Joey Archer, set for October 12 in New York, is postponed due to Archer’s illness with a virus. Griffith retains his title status while a new date is sought.
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Mayo Smith Takes Over Tigers Amid Coaching Shuffle
Mayo Smith signed a two year contract to manage the Detroit Tigers and set plans to add two more coaches and perhaps two trades. He named Tony Cuccinello as third base coach and emphasized coordinating pitching. James A Campbell announced the appointment for the $25 000 to $30 000 a year job as Frank Skaff finished the season. Bob Swift was hospitalized with lung cancer, and Dressen died in August.
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Adcock Plans Tough Line as Indians Manager
LOS ANGELES AP. Baseball's new Indians skipper Joe Adcock vows discipline and a 24 hour approach to the game. Signed to a two year contract, the 38 year old former Angel and veteran converts to manager after leaving Birdie Tebbetts who resigned last month.
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World Series Tickets Vanish at Dodger Stadium Opening
Los Angeles report says ticket booths opened at 1 p.m. Monday and within 45 minutes 8,000 World Series tickets were sold. Cars and fans rushed the gates as tickets disappeared at roughly two per customer.
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TV Log Demands On Audience By Cynthia Lowry
TV log notes that television comedy is demanding attention from audiences. Cynthia Lowry reports from New York on how programs seek viewership and advertiser appeal in a competitive TV landscape.
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Capsule TV Highlights and Notes on Sitcoms
A brisk roundup of TV offerings from Godess to Petticoat Junction. notes on The Monkees I Dream of Jeannie Lucy Show and Peyton Place. Observes that early evening fare targets younger viewers while delivering mixed entertainment quality.
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