Unis experts pick college gridiron winners this week
Joe Brown leads the Enterprise Experts standings amid lively bets and bragging as the panel projects results for a slate of games. Harvey Mathews is expected to finish lower than Joe, with Currie’s picks highlighting Wisconsin over Illinois and Ohio State over Michigan State among others.
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First World Series tilt draws 65,673 fans in New York
The opener between the Yankees and the Giants attracted 65,673 spectators for $311,077.66 in receipts. Players’ share reached $158,649.31 while the Commissioner's cut was $45,661.55 and clubs-leagues share totaled $105,766.20.
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Giants poised to clinch World Series with three more wins
New York Giants, led by Leo Durocher, close in on the World Series after a 5-1 victory over the Yankees. Pitching rotation set as Jansen, Hearn, Maglie. Koslo’s win credited to scouts Sheehan and High. Henry Thompson remains in right field. Yankees lineup shifting with Woodling and Mize.
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Lee
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Johnny Mize
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Wide Open Spaces Heels Hope To Spring Upset
North Carolina aims to rebound after a heavy loss to Texas as they face the Longhorns in Austin. The Tar Heels expect changes at end positions and backfield with two new starters while Doug Bruton is absent due to his father's death and John Gaylord rests with illness.
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Clemson Favored Over Pack In Southern Conference Tilt
Wolf Pack faces Clemson in Raleigh as 14 point underdogs despite improving offense. Frank Howard’s Tigers, led by tailback Billy Hair, 518 rushing yards, 60 plays, expect to extend Clemson’s Orange Bowl familiarity. State to welcome back Harvey Yeates and John Bogon as Beattie Feathers leans on push offense and Alex Webster to spark scoring.
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Cubs and Reds swap two players for two
Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds complete a four player deal trading catcher Forrest Smoky Burgess and outfielder Bob Borkowski to the Reds for catcher John Pramesa and outfielder Bob Usher. Burgess Pramesa Borkowski Usher posted modest averages last season with Burgess 257 in 8 games Pramesa 229 in 72 Usher 207 in 102.
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Smoky) Burgess
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Bison Face Stern Test Of Record Ingrid Rivalry Clash
In a Western Conference showdown at Albion Millis Stadium High Point’s Black Bison meet Burlington’s Bulldogs in a key Piedmont clash. Kickoff is eight with both squads at full strength and eyeing a possible 185L title claim from last year’s winner R. J. Reynolds. Burlington’s Barger Maconison Boswell pace a stout defense while High Point counters with Wood Falls and Sorrell. In the backfield Clayto n and Mullis headline the dangerous Bulldogs attack led by quarterback Clayton as Brincefield’s legacy weighs on his play.
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Sonny Sorrell
Stan Huffman
Coy Clayton
Bruce Mullis
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Volf Hosts To Dukes For Classic
Duke travels by bus toward Lynchburg Va to face Tennessee in Knoxville style classic with a 2 p m kickoff. Duke relies on speed over size with backs Charlie Smith Jack Kistler and quarterback Jerry Barger while Tennessee leans on Hank Lauricella and the single wing under coach Bob Neyland in a balanced, planned attack.
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Prep stars boost Richmonds bid against Wake Forest
Wake Forest welcomes top prep talents to Richmond game at Groves Stadium Saturday at 2 30. Richmond stars include William Bauder Corky Johns John Zupicieh Jack Buchinski Otto Kneidinger Paul Sheridan Leo Androconis Hugo Marcochi Erik Christensen Marie Petkovachusky Sherwood Frostick Frank
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Flying Eagle Steve Van Buren Sets 1949 Yardage Record
Havertown star Steve Van Buren of the Philadelphia Eagles rushed for 1 146 yards in the 1949 season. The piece also promotes Prestone anti freeze, quoted as the best protection against freeze-ups boil-offs and loss, claiming one shot lasts all winter and citing superior protection.
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