Broyles Criticizes Parker as Razorbacks Prep for Baylor
In Fayetteville Arkansas coach Frank Broyles criticized Parker’s work after a rough practice as Arkansas readies for Baylor in the SWC. He noted Baylor’s pro style offense and strong pass protection while Arkansas, 3-0, seeks to improve after a 31-22 win over Tulsa.
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World Series Facts from the Associated Press
The World Series features the New York Yankees, American League champions, against the St. Louis Cardinals, National League champions. Games are to the best of seven with dates and sites in St Louis and New York, starting times at 1 p.m. local. Opening day at Busch Stadium aims for about 32,000 in attendance with managers Berra and Keane making their Series debuts. Opening pitchers Whitey Ford and Ray Sadecki are left-handers, and Yankees hold series odds to win game one at five to seven.
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Not Enough Catches as Huskies Edge Upset Bid
In a gritty game against Washington, quarterback 47 passing attempts last week culminated in a tough finish. Coach Broyles noted the need for better ball security and rival receivers stepping up, saying the team must also intercept and return passes to seize the momentum.
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Power and Speed Spark World Series Opener
The Yankees and Cardinals meet in the best of seven with New York favored 17 to 10. Whitey Ford faces Ray Sadecki in an opening game built on power and speed, as injuries test both lineups. Stadium conditions, star sluggers, and travel plans set the stage for a tense debut with 32,000 fans.
Picks College Grid Winners for Saturday Picks College Grid Winners for Saturday
Harold Claassen reports college grid picks with Ohio over Ohio State Ohio State and Illinois, Dartmouth over Princeton, Kentucky over Florida State and Notre Dame over Air Force. Also mentions Army Penn State Alabama Michigan State and baseball notes on Lou Brock Mantle and Yankee lingering pennant talk with Jake Keane and Yogi Berra comments.
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Boxing Fight Results From Associated Press Roundups
Fight results list bouts with locations in Nashville and San Antonio. Bill Collins of Nashville defeated by stoppage. Henry Dominguez of Odessa stopped Richard Medrano in Austin. Cassidy and Medrano are noted with weight figures and city ties.
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Home court edge decides Syracuse UCLA meeting
Syracuse defeats UCLA as Fred Little shines with bold plays lifting the Orange. Navy tops Georgia Tech with Midshipmen leveraging lessons from Michigan. Florida swamps Ole Miss in a season built to beat the Rebels while Nebraska faces South Carolina in a key intersectional bout.
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Brundage Renamed IOC President in Tokyo Vote
The International Olympic Committee re elected Avery Brundage as president in a secret ballot over Lord Exeter. Brundage, 74, upholds strict amateurism, seen as aiding the U S Amateur Athletic Union in the power struggle with the NCAA. Opening ceremonies approach as 98 nations prepare for the Games with 10000 athletes.
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Brundage may sway AAU NCAA clash over amateur track foes
The text discusses Brundage leading the AAU stance in a dispute with the NCAA that could affect American amateur sports. It notes a potential IAAF meeting where the AAU would present its view, possible IOC involvement, and the risk of banning U.S. track athletes from Olympic competition if the split worsens.
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Lineman of the Week honor goes to Iowa State’s Van Sicklen
John van Sicklen, 216-pound senior tackle from Walled Lake Michigan, earned the Associated Press Lineman of the Week after a standout performance against Nebraska. He posted 11 unassisted tackles and helped on six more, drawing praise from both Iowa State and rival Nebraska coaches for his disruptive play.
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