Indians Clinch AL Title With Rainy 3 2 Win Over Tigers
Dale Mitchell and Jim Hegan hit consecutive seventh inning homers as the Cleveland Indians rally past the Detroit Tigers 3 2 at Briggs Stadium. Wynn earned the win in relief, Gromek took the loss, and Narleski saved. The victory capped Cleveland’s pennant drive in a season marked by rain delays and a shift away from the Yankees’ dynasty.
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Wake Forest Tops George Washington 14 0 in Opener
Wake Forest defeats George Washington 14 to 0 in the season opener as sophomore ok Daniels runs 32 yards for a fourth quarter score after Wake Forest earlier broke 81 yards for a third period touchdown. GW stalls two Wake Forest drives in the first half before a late 53 yard march.
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Lutz Enters First Contact Work Amid Duke Cardinals Scrimmage
In Durham Duke faced William and Mary in a Duke Stadium scrimmage with both sides scoring but no official tally kept. Coaches Freeman and Murray stressed work remains before openers as William and Mary plans Navy at Annapolis and Duke meets Penn in Philadelphia.
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Wake Forest Deacons Rally Past George Washington
In hot conditions the Wake Forest Deacons rallied in the third period to overcome George Washington. Stowers and Daniels scored on long runs as Wake Forest outgained George Washington eight first downs to two and kept pressure deep in Colonial territory.
Spiders Roll to 46-0 Opener Over Randolph Macon
Richmond’s Yellow Jackets dominated Randolph-Macon 46 to 0 in Richmond City Stadium. Halfbacks Lewis Wacker and Ed Santoro scored two TDs each, with Evans Pajaczkowski and George Riggs adding one apiece. Pajaczkowski gained 110 rushing yards as the defense held a young R-Mac team to two midfield advances.
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Grid Contest Starts Tuesday
The Enterprise kicks off its annual Pick-The-Winners football contest this Tuesday with over $1,700 in prizes for weekly and seasonal winners. See Page Four-C for details.
Wake Forest Triumphs 14 0 Over George Washington
Wake Forest defeats George Washington 14 to 0 as college grid scores show several results across conferences. Va Tech edges NC State 30 21, Georgia Tech dominates Tulane 28 0, Texas over LSU 20 6, and Oregon shuts Idaho 41 0 among other listed games.
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Davidson Wildcats Triumph 19-0 Over VMI in Southern Conference
Sophomore Duke Little of Davidson threw two touchdown passes and sparked the Wildcats to a 19-0 victory over Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. Fullback Campbell intercepted Woolwine and Tom Newton added a third-quarter TD. Bob Talbert added a field goal.
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Davidson Beats Keydets On Field After Early Drive
Keydets kickoff coverage fails as Davidson marches 59 yards to the VMI 3. A penalty and poor center snap stall the drive, but Davidson answers with a touchdown led by Newton and MecRee. Final scoring shows Davidson overcoming miscues with disciplined plays to seal the win.
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West Virginia Holds Scrimmage With Freshmen
Morgantown WV September 18 West Virginia varsity football outscored freshmen six touchdowns to one in a full scale scrimmage Coach Art Lewis said he was well satisfied with progress though the team still faced the opener at South Carolina in two weeks He considered the Mountaineers looking fairly good on the day
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Gobblers Rally to 30 21 Victory Over State Wolfpack
Howie Wright, senior halfback from Dover Delaware, rushed for 136 yards on 18 carries and scored twice to spark Virginia Tech to a 30 21 win over NC State before 9000 fans in Blacksburg. Dickie Beard added two extra points as Tech rolled 317 rushing yards while NC State struggled with a lone first quarter TD.
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Hanson Leads In 222 At Wichita Open Golf
Miss Hanson of Cincinnati shot 78 73 71 for 222 at the 6 310 yard course to lead the $5 000 Women s Open after three rounds. Jackie Jene slipped to 224, Betsy Rawls stood third at 226, and Faye Reed Jameson Zaharias Berg were among the top contenders at 230.
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Hamilton Ends Montreal Streak With 7-4 Victory
Hamilton toppled Montreal 7-4 in front of about 14 000 fans to snap the Al Big Four string at four games. Curtis Conversions, Logan, Linsie and Hunsinger played key roles while Poole added field goals for Montreal.
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Red Raiders defeat Texas A&M 41 9 in College Station
Texas Tech powered past Texas A&M 41 to 9 in College Station as the Red Raiders scored in every period and added two touchdowns in the final three quarters. Gene Henderson plunged for a late TD following a 64 yard drive for A and M. The point after attempt was blocked.
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Cavaliers Prep For Season Opener Next Week
Virginia's Cavaliers completed a final heavy scrimmage before their season opener against Lehigh next Saturday. Sophomore halfback Stan Knowles scored twice on end sweeps, with Hartwell Aception Deorak Rose and Bill Clark contributing on offense during a two hour session.
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Three Wins Needed To Take Flag
NEW YORK September 18 4 Sparkling inside home runs by Willie Mays and Don Mueller propelled the New York Giants toward the National League title as Philadelphia Phillies were crushed 9 1 The Giants need any three victories or Dodgers defeats to clinch the championship with seven games left Dodgers five games back Braves seven behind Mueller homered in the first and Mays belted a 41st homer in the sixth while Liddle won on a shaky start Grissom relieved to end the threat and secure the win
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Keller Injured As Tar Heels Scrimmage Against Soldiers
Salina, Pa. guard Keller missed today's Carolina practice with an ankle injury from the Ft. Eustis scrimmage. He may be out until mid next week but is expected to return for the North Carolina State game. Tar Heels conducted a light session focusing on timing patterns and pass protection with no heavy contact.
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Terps Begin Defense Of Title Maryland Blasts Kentucky 20-0
Maryland opened defense of its mythical national crown by routing Kentucky 20-0 before 36,000 in Lexington. Ronnie Waller returned a punt for 29 yards setting up Maryland’s third score, and Charles Boxold plus Waller crafted the other two touchdowns as Kentucky’s defense faltered on two first-half interceptions.
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