Big Four camps show mixed fates as Duke and Tar Heels shine
Accounts from Duke, Wake Forest, North Carolina State, and others detail varied results with Duke dominant in practice, Wake Forest struggling after an upset, North Carolina State showing potential, and mentions of standout players like Langston and Barclay shaping early season hopes.
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College football scores across leagues from AP summary
Scores show Syracuse over Villanova 28 6 Boston University 33 Brandeis 0 Bucknell 33 Muhlenberg 13 Virginia Union 20 West Virginia State Cincinnati 42 Dayton 13 Florida A&M (incomplete line) Wofford 33 Alabama State 0 Eastern 1 Lenoir Rhyne Stephen F. Austin 40 McNeese Appalachian 27 Western Carolina 70 State 19 South Georgia 0 Claflin 38 Edwards Waters Murray 19 Tenn Tech 12 Southeastern La 32 Southwestern La 0 Morris Brown 38 Benedict 19 Oklahoma A&M Texas Southern 27 Texas Southern 6 Payne 13 Sam Houston Texas Tech West Texas 7 New Mexico Stanford 23 Washington State Oregon College of Denmark Arizona M4 Utah 20 Idaho State 28 Colorado College San Francisco State 39 Nevada
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Patton to Play in Greensboro Exhibition Game
Augusta Masters venue Carolinas tournament opens with Patton in an exhibition slot. The match is scheduled for Tuesday October 5 at the Green Valley course as the kickoff event.
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Duke Seeks Third Consecutive Victory Over Tennessee
Duke and Tennessee meet at Duke Stadium as Bill Murray seeks a third straight win over the Vols. The series split 8-7-2 in favor of Tennessee with 184-171 points, and both teams aim to start with a win after opening games against Mississippi State and Pennsylvania.
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Greenberg Vindicated By Triumphs
Cleveland, Ohio. Heat's personal triumph follows Indians decisive win over the Yankees vindicating Bill Veeck successor Max Greenberg. Greenberg kept the nucleus and built farm system stars like Smith, Mossi, Narleski, Hoskins, Pope, Rega, Naragon, Wertz, Strickland, Westlake, Majeski and Dente, earning manager Al Lopez full credit for the pennant.
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Pro Football Scores Include Record Bears Rout
San Francisco defeats Washington 41 to 7 and New York beats Chicago 41 to 10. Green Bay over Pittsburgh 21 to 20 while Los Angeles defeats Baltimore 48 to 0. Philadelphia tops Cleveland 28 to 10 and Chicago Bears fall 48 to 23 in other games.
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Wilhelm Named Giants Pitcher Most Likely To Influence World Series
Gayle Talbot selects Hoyt Wilhelm of the Giants as the player likely to shape the World Series against the Indians. The knuckleballer’s late innings relief and late-season form, including 12-4 with a 2.15 ERA, bolster San Francisco despite competition from Marv Grissom.
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Mays Avila Take World Series Leads After Season Finish
Willie Mays and Bobby Avila head the league batting charts as both clinch titles just before the World Series. Mays hit .345 with a three hit finale while Avila tops the American League at .341 after Cleveland clinched the pennant. Offseason chatter centers on fourth place races and the cash in each league.
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Furgol Captures World Golf Series Title at Congressional
Marty Furgol from Lemont Illinois won the $40,000 world series of golf at Congressional Country Club with a 273 11 under par final score. He edged Bo Wininger by one stroke to take $7,500 and move his earnings to $19,909. Furgol led wire to wire, carding 68 68 69 69.
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Minor Loop Playoff Results Across Leagues
In the American Association Louisville beat Indianapolis 3-1 to win the series 4-1. International League results show Louisville 7 Indianapolis 1 and Montreal 5 Syracuse 0. Avanta leads Houston 3-2 after Houston 1 0 victory.
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Battle Opens Wednesday At Giants Home Field
The 51st World Series begins with the Indians facing the Giants and means the first Yankees absence in six years. At Cleveland Municipal Stadium and New York Polo Grounds the series could set attendance and payout records with up to seven games. Managers Durocher and Lopez lead opportunistic clubs in a anticipated tight, dramatic showdown.
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Net Play Continues at Country Club Tennis Championships
Susan Lewis and Carlyle Lew advance to a quarterfinals doubles clash at the Green Country Club event. They face Mr. and Mrs. Ken Redman in the semifinal, to be decided later this week. Arnold Koonce and another opponent meet Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong in the other semifinal.
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Fights last night span cities and titles
Boxing results show Rau Macias in Mexico City and Earl Dennis in New York outpointing opponents in bantamweight and related bouts. Other fighters like Jackie O'Brien and Orlando Echevarria had decisions in Meriden and Havana with varied scores.
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Washington To Announce Pick Today
Washington Senators plan a New York conference to reveal next season’s manager. Chuck Dressen, ex Brooklyn pilot, is the leading candidate amid firing of Bucky Harris after five years at the helm. Dressen reportedly seeks $42,500 annually, with talks of a two year deal at $40,000.
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