Sullivan Lane Singled Out For Terrific Play
Cameron Aggies praise tackle Norman Sullivan and guard Claude Lane for key blocking and pass defense in the Ark City game. Lane slowed Ark City guard Gary Don Hunt, while Sullivan sparked Cameron with strong first-half line play and a punt block setup. Northeastern A&M looms for a crucial junior college conference showdown at Roosevelt Stadium.
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How They Fare Aggies Football Rallies Through Early Games
The Aggies rely on 41 carries for a 5.9 yard average and multiple backs over 100 yards including Morren with 133 and Rumbaugh with 106 rushing. Pirtle leads passing with 5 of 18 for 187 yards and two TDs, while O'Dell has 255 receiving yards from seven catches. Combs tops scoring with 36 points as seven players have scored. Bogard contributed a safety last week.
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Irish Are Slim Choice Army Michigan Even
A pair of top ten showdowns headline an end week college football slate. Notre Dame, fifth with a 10 game win streak, hosts Miami as a two point favorite while Michigan, second, meets Army in a toss up. Other Friday games feature SMU over Missouri and UCLA favored heavily over Oregon State.
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Juniors Handle Texans Again
Lawton junior high beat Vernon 26-12 to claim a second win of the season and set up a trip to Altus on October 13. Key scores by Ray Tillman six yarder, George Karty seven points after, and a 60 yard drive highlighted the comeback from a 6-0 deficit.
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Big Seven Rookies Are Stealing Show In Football
Sophomores and juniors pace Big Seven football, led by Oklahoma juniors Jim Harris and Tommy McDonald at quarterback and halfback. Harris nursing a hand injury after Pittsburgh. McDonald tops rushing, Erway leads scoring at Nebraska, Doane and Becker show, and Kansas fielded Strauch Francisco Traylor Baker Stevenson at back and QB.
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Writer dies Philadelphia veteran baseball writer
Stan Baumgartner, age 60, longtime Philadelphia Inquirer writer and former major league pitcher, died at his home yesterday leaving behind a career spanning journalism and baseball.
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Stanford Coach Sees Victory In Every Game
Stanford coach Chuck Taylor, 35, known for positive thinking, expects to win all games. He cites a 6 0 upset of Ohio State, notes solid defense, veteran leadership, and a balanced lineup. The Indians opened 33 14 over Pacific, then lost 10 0 to Oregon State, attributing it to a rare off day.
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Dodgers win first World Series title by blanking Yankees
In New York the Brooklyn Dodgers upset the New York Yankees 2-0 in the final game to claim their first world championship behind ace Johnny Podres. Maryland climbs in the third Associated Press college ranking poll. Neji wins the Brook Steeplechase Handicap at Belmont Park. Switch On takes the Puritan Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Dogoon wins the Oak Lawn Purse at Hawthorne.
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Probe Slated At Fort Lee
An Army spokesman at Fort Lee announced a full investigation after 27 Army football players suffered second degree burns from rain mixed with lime during a Friday night game. Notable player Johnny Lattner, a 1953 Heisman winner, was among those affected.
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Rams Release Dwyer From Rams Roster Waivers
Veteran halfback Jack Dwyer, a defensive specialist who joined the Los Angeles Rams in 1952 from the Washington Redskins, has been released on waivers. The move reduces the squad to the player limit of 33.
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