Jimmy Brown Is Coming to the Giants in Showdown
Cleveland star Jim Brown travels to New York to boost the Browns in a key Eastern Conference clash with the Giants at their Harlem home. The game features Brown, Robstuzelli, Modzelewski, LaVetere and Huff facing a healthy Giants squad aiming to extend a three-week win drought ban. Browns boast a 5-1 pace with Brown rushing 78 carries for 664 yards and seven TDs.
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East Carolina Tops Elon 6-0 on Blocked Punt
East Carolina defeated Elon 6-0 in a defensive game sparked by a partially blocked punt that set up ECC’s lone touchdown. Bill Cline led the Pirates with a 12-yard pass to Dave Bumgardner and three rushing plays, while ECC held Elon at the goal line and blocked another punt to preserve the shutout.
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Wake Forest Rally Falls Short in Home Contest
Wake Forest scoring drives included Marion Roberts plunging from two yards, a Snyder run from 38 yards, and Tensi connecting with Dawson and Roberts for long completions. Wettstein, Brinkley, and Wettstein again found the end zone, with Doug Messer adding extra points after each score.
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Utah State Tops New Mexico 47 14 In Rainy Finish
Utah State University capitalized on three early breaks then rolled to a 47 14 victory over New Mexico. A steady rain hindered ground games while Utah State's line dominated the Western Athletic Conference champions. QB Bill Munson completed 5 of 7 passes for 46 yards after a prior win.
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Tar Heels Jems Terp passers crumble defense in tough loss
Maryland capitalized on six Tar Heel interceptions and tight pressure from the Carolina line. Wilard and Kesler led UNC ground attack with 81 and 54 yards respectively while Black and Edge passed and ran for modest gains as the Terps upset their rivals. Attendance was 21,500.
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North South Seniors Qualifying Opens At Pinehurst
About 350 players from 32 states and international entries compete at Pinehurst Country Club for qualifying in the 12th North and South Seniors Golf Championship. Defending champion Col William Lanman and last year’s runner-up Frank Ross headline a field that includes Merrill Carl Smith Bruce Coffin and John Roberts as challengers.
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Aggies Rally to Top Houston 23-13 in Maroon Battle
Texas A&M exploited Houston errors to win 23-13 as Jim Keller scored twice and forced fumbles helped turn the game. Houston quarterback Jack Skog threw two scores, one from 48 yards, totaling 194 passing yards.
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Texas Win Over Oklahoma Tops Saturday Grid Action
Texas sophomore Tommy Ford led the Longhorns to a 28 7 upset victory over top ranked Oklahoma at the Cotton Bowl. Ford ran for 77 yards and scored on a 12 yard TD as Texas kept its perfect record. The day featured several upsets including Wisconsin beating Purdue and Notre Dame edging USC 17 14.
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Georgia Tech Rolls Over Tennessee 93 7 in Record Crowd
Georgia Tech led 23 7 at halftime and dominated Tennessee 93 7 at Knoxville. Billy Lethridge accounted for a touchdown, threw for another, and kicked a 28 yard field goal as Tech built a big lead behind multiple scorers Ted Davis and Wayne Bush, with 51 527 attendance setting a Tennessee athletic event record.
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Lakers Aim to Match Dodgers as Bums Did Yanks
NEW YORK AP The Lakers face a steep test as the NBA opens its 18th season with J. Walter Kennedy as president and new rookies Art Heyman and Jerry Lucas. Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell return, but Bob Cousy has retired. The Celtics seek a sixth straight title while Dallas—?
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High Pointer Wins At Hatteras Fishing Tourney
Mrs. Ross Walker of Richmond wins the third annual Hatteras Marlin Club autumn fishing tournament with a released blue marlin officially credited as a 330 pounder. Her husband’s 327 pounder Friday earns him the largest billfish division. Stew Haines posts a 54 pound wahoo and Earl Phillips takes a 250.5 pound shark as other tourney winners. Mrs. Thomas Murray Jr. receives the hard luck prize after an unreleased blue marlin cost her a potential tie.
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Oregon Wins Big Again Over Idaho 41-21
Oregon rolled to a 41-21 victory over Idaho in Eugene. The Ducks used reserves for much of the game and experimented with Mel Renfro at quarterback. Renfro completed two passes and gained yardage on two keeper plays.
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Clemson Ties Georgia In Stubborn 7 7 Deadlock
Clemson and Georgia battled to a 7-7 tie in Clemson S.C. as Georgia missed a 34 yard field goal attempt and Clemson blocked two Georgia field goals. Georgia scored first after Ben Boyd recovered a fumble.
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Clemson Triumphs Over Georgia On Late Rushing Push
Clemson reels off a late six inch plunge by Larry Rakestraw for a 32 score as the Tigers surge after halftime. Georgia answers with Swift one yard late but Clemson holds, despite a slowing rain and hail that dampens offenses and attendance of 24,000.
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New Mexico State Powers Trinity in San Antonio rout
In San Antonio AP report says New Mexico State, led by Preacher Pilot who ran six times for 141 yards with 90 and 47 yard TD runs, defeated Trinity University 40 8. Fred Smith added two TD passes of 26 and 10 yards, with Fred Cheek and Richard Montes scoring on 32 and two yard runs.
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Kentucky Routs Detroit 35-18 in rough intercity clash
Kentucky outlasted Detroit 35 to 18 in Lexington. The Wildcats showed a strong running game and solid passing at times amid penalties. Bob Kosich and Darrell Cox powered early scoring drives while Detroit’s Fred Beier carried most of the Titans’ load with 115 yards. Attendance 26,000.
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Americans Threaten A Ryder Rout
American professionals led by Captain Arnold Palmer and Don Finsterwald built an early four hole lead over Welsh duo Dave Thomas and Brian Hugegett at East Lake in the Ryder Cup. Billy Maxwell and Casper routed Weetman and Will in one morning match, while Boros and Littler evened with Alliss and Hunt as sixteen singles remain. The United States aims to retain the trophy at home.
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Generals and Checkers Clash as Season Opens
Eastern Hockey League action returns to North Carolina with Greensboro General s defending champions opening at home against Philadelphia on Saturday. Charlotte Checkers debut under new coach Turk Broda in a Friday night game at the Charlotte Coliseum. Ron Spong returns as Greensboro coach as both teams began pre season practice in Canada.
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Senators purchase Orioles outfielder Fred Valentine
Washington Senators acquire outfielder Fred Valentine from Baltimore Orioles for an undisclosed sum. Valentine, 28, is a switch hitter who batted .309 in 70 games with Rochester last season and .268 in 26 games with Baltimore.
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