Burris Brothers Spotlight as Oklahoma Star Bobby Reveals Secret
Oklahoma halfback Bobby Burris, from a famed football family, credits desire as the key to his rise and describes the Burris line as central to Oklahoma’s 56-21 win over Colorado. Coach Bud Wilkinson praises Burris as inspirational and essential to the Sooners’ 24-game streak, noting his versatility and leadership.
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Green Bay Packers
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Edmonton
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Navy Coach Sees Notre Dame as Toughest Opponent
Navy coach Eddie Erdelatz called Notre Dame the toughest team they'll face this year and said the Irish game holds more importance than Army. He dismissed reports of QB George Welsh's Penn game injury as minor and noted Navy is at top strength except for right end Earl Smith.
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George Welsh
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Erdelatz
United Club
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Columbia
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Brown Named Pirates General Manager
Joe L. Brown, 37, son of comedian Joe E. Brown, was named general manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates to succeed Branch Rickey Sr. Brown will take over November 1 with full charge, while Rickey becomes an advisory director and Branch Jr. runs the farm system.
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Kentucky Player Not Faking Says University Doctor
Dr. O B Murphy Kentucky team physician announced guard Bob Collier sustained a neck nerve injury near the end of the Saturday game with Florida and was not faking. The injury caused a momentary sharp pain that can subside after minutes and Collier remained under treatment. Coach Blanton Collier said he spoke with Florida coach Bob Woodruff who suggested the Kentucky staff signaled a fake injury to allow John Hughes to reenter and kick the field goal for a 10 7 SEC victory.
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Milwaukee Braves Hire Haney as Coach
Fred Haney was signed as coach of the Milwaukee Braves for the upcoming season joining Charley Root on manager Charley Grimm's staff. They replace Bucky Walters who joined the New York Giants and Johnny Cooney who was released.
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Knicks to Meet College All-Stars in Madison Square Garden
The New York Knickerbockers will play the College All-Stars in a day-night basketball doubleheader at Madison Square Garden next Sunday. The afternoon game is set due to high ticket demand as fans also look forward to the Harlem Globetrotters versus the Washington Generals on the same bill.
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UCLA on track for Rose Bowl showdown says scout
Iowa scout Whitey Piro rated UCLA highly, predicting a strong possibility they could beat Iowa if both reach the Rose Bowl. He compared UCLA to Michigan in the Big 10, praising UCLA's defense as the quickest and least mistake prone he has seen, assuming no injuries to first-string linemen.
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Injuries Sideline College Players Ahead of Big Games
Ken Owen Georgia Tech out of the Duke game with a knee injury. Dave Howard Wisconsin shelved for Homecoming vs Michigan State due to a pulled ligament. Norm Comer Northwestern out with a bad ankle for Ohio State. Dick Reich Kansas to miss second straight game with a leg injury.
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Georgia Tech
Duke
Dave Howard
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Michigan State
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Northwestern
Ohio State
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Kansas
Maryland Coach Jim Tatum to Move to Texas Next Season
Rumor notes Maryland football coach Jim Tatum will depart for Texas next season amid speculation about replacements and program direction. No official confirmation yet from Maryland or Texas programs.
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Jim Tatum
Texas
Colgate Deepens Ivy Stranglehold After Yale Win
Colgate extends dominant season improving to 7-0 in Ivy League play with a victory over Yale. Coach Jordan Olivar downplays the loss as a learning moment for Yale, while Colgate gains momentum and eyes continued success. Penn and Tennessee figures comment on resilience and improvement as the season unfolds.
Griffith Fighting Ailment in Lung
Washington owner Clark Griffith, 85, battles worsening illness with congested lungs. Doctor George Resta reports his stomach hemorrhage has eased slightly but overall condition remains critical after neuritis treatment at Georgetown Hospital.
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Baylor players dismissed after training breach loss to Texas
Five Baylor players including the starting center were kicked off the team for breaking training on the eve of a 19-7 defeat to Texas. The Associated Press reports the action came as Baylor faced a setback in the season.
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Auburn Fullback Nominated as SEC All-America Candidate
Joe Childress of Auburn leads SEC All-America contenders, chosen by a seven-man board for the region. Other top nominees include Art Davis of Mississippi State, Buddy Alliston of Mississippi, Jackie Simpson of Florida, and Howard Schnellenberger of Kentucky. The board aids AP Honor Team selections after the season.
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Tubls To Play Against K-State
Oklahoma assistant says injured reserve Eldon Loughridge will miss the Kansas State game at Manhattan. Center Jerry Tubbs and guard Wayne Greenlee, both returning from injuries, will be ready. Tubbs limited versus Colorado, Greenlee recovering from an ankle fracture.
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Tulsa Fullback Returns To Duty
Tulsa University football practiced two hours of conditioning with no contact as Dick Schultz returned to the starting backfield to face winless Oklahoma A&M in Stillwater. Coach Bobby Dobbs had used Paul Hauser in recent weeks.
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Boxing results from New York and New Orleans shows
In New York Ludwig Lightburn defeated Hocine Khalfi on points after 10 rounds with Lightburn at 138 percent and Khalfi at 136 percent. In New Orleans Charley Joseph stopped Sammy W ker after 14 rounds. The bouts took place as reported from Holyoke, Massachusetts, 8.
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City Golf Meet Set On New Public Course
The first City Championship golf tourney will be held November 12-13 at the 18 hole Municipal course. Open to all amateur golfers in Lawton and Fort Sill, with entry fee 5 dollars to cover green fees and prizes. Qualifying runs Nov. 9–11, match play begins Nov. 12, driving contest on Sunday.
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Costello Horse Joins Rich Field at Garden State
Camden NJ training notes say the world richest horse race prize at Garden State stood at 258370 after two 10000 entries from California and Florida. Needles son of Ponder and Noodle Soup, owned by Jack Dudley and Bonnie Heath, won 100000 so far and is a strong contender in the field of 16 two year olds racing a mile and a sixteenth for a winner’s share of 164703.50.
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Michigan Tumbles In College Ratings Williamson Ranks Aggies In 8th Slot
Williamson places Cameron Aggies at No 8 after 53 0 win over Murray State Army Fort Sill remains third in service ratings led by Fort Ord and the Quantico Marines Del Mar knocked from top ten. Kilgore and Little Rock vied for Junior Rose Bowl spots In major colleges Maryland rises to No 1 with Oklahoma UCLA and Michigan follow Notre Dame, Texas A&M, Navy, Michigan State, Auburn, West Virginia in top ten.
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Terps Edge Sooners For Top Spot In AP Poll
Maryland and Oklahoma share the lead in the Associated Press college football poll after remaining unbeaten. Maryland leads 6-0 atop the rankings with nine more first place votes than Oklahoma, which is 5-0, as both eye the Orange Bowl ace spot in Miami next January after edging Michigan this week.
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Coaches Keep Michigan First In Closest Rating Ever
United Press coaches ratings show Michigan narrowly leading Maryland and Oklahoma by 10 points in the tightest voting to date. Michigan led with 12 first place votes from 35 voters, while Maryland and Oklahoma earned 10 and nine first-place votes respectively, with 18 teams receiving mentions.
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Hockey At A Glance Monday Result Spurs No Games
Hockey at a glance shows no games on Monday across leagues. The only scheduled contest is Boston versus Chicago in St. Louis on Tuesday.
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