Trojans fall after offside error in key California clash
A late offside call by a Trojan lineman cost Southern California a chance at a Bowl bid as Cal fought back from a 12-0 deficit to win 14-12 in 16 degree Coliseum conditions. Cal’s conversion attempt was thwarted by the flag and Trojan defense, leaving SC with a 3-2 league record and Cal at 3-1.
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Yardley Tops NBA Scorers Early In New Season
New York reports Yardley of the Pistons leads the NBA in scoring after seven games with about 100 points, topping the first weekly statistics. Pettit ranks second as the league returns for the new season.
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Math Stressed Over Sports in Colleges Amid Fitness Concerns
New York news reports college athletic officials warn mathematics is favored over physical training in some schools. A National NCAA survey finds many campuses lack gymnasiums and softball diamonds, with only 34.5 percent of male graduates enrolled in PE. The report notes high participation in intercollegiate and intramural sports overall, yet smaller schools show higher rates of athletic involvement than larger ones.
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Daigh to Drive Reventlow Cars in Monterey Races
Chuex Daigh of Long Beach, last winner of the United States Grand Prix at Riverside, is entered for the TaGuna Seca road races on November 8-9. He will drive one Scarab fielded by Lanre Reveallaw, and handle the other Scarab. Daigh’s Riverside victims included Phil Hill, LeMans 24-hour winner.
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Golden Boy and Golden Girl dominated Purdue and rivals
Chicago and Midwest football figures debate Purdue injuries and lineup shifts as star fullback Bob Jarus strains his back, Jack Laraway steps in, and Don Clark challenges, while analysts from Northwestern and Wisconsin assess defenses and homecoming expectations after mixed results against Ohio State and Wisconsin.
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Hawkeyes LSU Lead In Polls Incoherent OCR
Iowa and LSU retained first place in UP I and AP weekly polls. Northwestern upset Ohio State, gaining a large jump. Iowa promoted guards Hugh Ey and Hill Laphany to the first team as they prep for Minnesota. Scores and other college notes appear in the fragmented items.
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Ex Net Champion Falkenburg In Critical Condition
Falkenburg former Wimbledon champion remains in critical condition at Samaritan hospital after a car crash Friday. He suffered multiple injuries including a broken leg and ribs and internal injuries. He moved to Brazil from Los Angeles years ago.
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Brown Makes Lightweight Title Bout a TV Show
The favorite Brown faces Johnny Busso in a 10 round non title exhibition at Miami RFACH UPM, aiming to defend his lightweight crown against Busso who debuted September 19 after a loss to Carson Orill. Brown held 42 fights with 15 knockouts and is ranked sixth nationally.
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Japanese All Stars Beat Cardinals 9 2 In Osaka
The Japan All Stars led by Pacific League star Futoshi Nakanishi drove in six runs and toppled Bob Blaylock and Kim Brosnan 9 2 to defeat St Louis in Osaka. Portland Beavers end season with a $15702 profit in the Pacific Coast League.
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