Northeastern Aggies to Meet Cameron in Two-Team Showdown
Northeastern Aggies from Miami bring a two-team system to Cameron for a state junior college championship showdown. Cameron's coach Billy Stamps prepares his squad after limbering and chalk talks as Northeastern, led by Albert Roberts, seeks a major upset. The visitors arrive Thursday and plan a Friday workout at Roosevelt Stadium preceding the game.
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Aggies
Cameron
Jess Thompson
Albert Roberts
Northeastern
Stamps
Jost Br
Midland Hotel
Roosevelt Stadium
Coffeyuille
Kan
Junior College
Wantern
Connora
Little Rock
Ark
Conners
Minnesota
Max Coléy
Bill Vann
Roberta
Coaches Who Cry Biggest Tears Often Are Winners
New York October 28 Columbia coach Lou Little, famed for dramatic dressing room speeches, credited second half science and the spirit of the kids for a 21 20 upset of Army. He said he did not yell or beg, just used strategy as the team rallied from a halftime deficit. The article recounts famous coaches and players who used tears and drama to motivate, including Michigan’s Fielding Yost, Pan McGugin, Knute Rockne, and Bob Zuppke, with anecdotes of their emotional coaching moments.
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Columbia
Lou Little
Army
Lions
Kida
Lau
Lou
Walter Hampden
Pielding Yost
Michigan
Minnesota
Yost
Nashville
Vanderpilt
Pan McGugin
McGugin
Vanderbilt
Toledo
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
South Bend
Bob Zuppke
Phillips University
Tubby MclIntyre
Notre Dame Tops AP Football Poll for Week Despite Michigan Slump
Notre Dame rises to first place in the AP college football poll, edging Michigan after a 21-0 win over Iowa. Michigan drops to runner-up as Notre Dame and Navy prepare for the upcoming clash. Duke and Southern Methodist enter the top ten, while Army and Georgia Tech vie for conference supremacy.
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Notre Dame
Ann
Associated Press
Michigan
Frank Leahy
Raniing
Wolverines
Iowa
Gateurday
Navy
Micchigan
Minnesota
Torna
Lidl
Lianghorna
Rice
Southern Methodiat
Duke
California
Wind
Uh" Muntangs
Ith
UCLA
Texas
Dulve
the Forest
Bie Deville
Georgia Tech
Army
Columbia
Cadete
Alrane
Wieth
Nakel
Ahread
Iinois
Purdue
Washington and Lee
Spec Sanders Leads Pro Football Ranks with All-Around Gain
Urban Spec Sanders of the New York Yankees leads the all American pro grid league in rushing after a standout performance against Chicago. He also tops the scoring list with 60 points and shares the punt lead while ranking second in kickoff return yardage and total offense. Sanders has 634 rushing yards on 104 carries and 10 touchdowns with one passing score, narrowing the gap to major league records set in 1946.
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New York
Spec Sanders
Sanders
Chicago
Raaks Ab Weair
Bob Movrixchmeyer
Brooklyn
Ayott
Bowton
Cliff Battles
Ning
Glenn Dobbs
Otto Graham
Chet Mutryn
Buffalo
Giants Tumble But Texas Clings To No. 1 Position
Texas remains No. 1 as rivals stumble in week’s college football action. Army’s 34 game win streak ends in a clash with Illinois, while Purdue tops Illinois and Texas A and M defeats Baylor 24-0. USC rises to the top-ten, LSU enters, and Penn State debuts in the circle.
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Paul B. Williamson
Army
Ilinois
Baylor
California
Williamson
Catfornia
Southern California
Eriefly
Columbia
Texas A
Purdue
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Southern Methodist Hind
UCLA
Notre Dame
Iowa
Wren Makeppalengs
Amy
Ilies
Montoe
Sty Tlon
Rice
Benn
Virginia
LSU
Penn State
USC
Ole Misa
Wike
Tigers
Vanderbilt
Adjustment to season scores reported in league summary
An official update fixes the total season score tally from 1,764 games. The correction adjusts points and standings reflected in the league report with no change to team identities or dates.
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Waa
Tea Pet
Wat
Ape
Pra-Gamo Witlinmaon Ratinga
Witteh
Raranaree
Anny Witt Matting
Cunrent Bearom
Thy Ryan
South
Aig
Colorado
Ike
West Ani
Denver
Oklahoma City
Mississippi
Auburn
Pepperdine
Florida
Tulane
Andit
Mays Ruin
Rutgers
Benbirsky
Mitch
Ebietus
Injuries Slow Tulsa Shockers Ahead Of Wichita Clash
Tulsa coach Buddy Brothers said the Golden Hurricane would be short handed for the Saturday game with Wichita after six players were hurt in Reno. Several key players are out for the Wheatshocker contest as Tulsa aims to rebound from the Nevada tilt.
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TULSA
Alsin
Oak
Nevada
Buddy Brothers
Wichita
Saturnge Brothers
Reno
Eag
Bress Doc Claments
Arizona State
Golden Hurricane
Aggie
Lookabaugh
Sritteinns
Lonkabaugh
Jenshia
Cowboys
Peason
Em E
Sugar Ray Robinson Faces Jackie Wilson In 10 Round Bout
In Los Angeles at the Olympic Auditorium tonight Sugar Ray Robinson and Jackie Wilson meet in a non title 10 round fight. Robinson will donate part of his purse to Jimmy Doyle's family, the fighter who died after a bout with Robinson in Cleveland last June.
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Jackie Wilson
Los Angeles
Sugar Ray
Jackie
Beans
Dynamite
Olympic Auditorium
Robinson
Jimmy Doyle
Cleveland
Pheasant Season Opens October 30 in Kansas Counties
Pratt, Kan Oct 2 AP The pheasant season in 47 Kansas counties will run from noon Thursday Oct 30 through Nov 3 under the same general rules as last year. Dave Leahy director of the state game and fish commission said yesterday.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
Dave Leahy
State Coaches Analyze Losses' Unclear Text
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson criticized the Sooners lazy play and tough breaks after a loss to Texas Christian. A&M coach Lookabaugh praised his Aggies, saying tough breaks hampered them but their effort was strong, and he anticipated criticism yet defended his players' resolve.
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United Fress
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Sooners
TCU
Oklahomans
Feud over flood control in Litchfield County town
Residents recall a seven year effort by local farmers near the river half a mile away to unite for flood control. They describe collaboration, hard work, and a community push at Andy's Garden Tavern where discussion touched on self regulation in the brewing industry.
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Litchfield County
el Sever
Andy's Garden Tavern
Amdly
Fights Last Night Responds With Oil and Peppery Knockouts
Hazard Charles stops Clarence Jones in Huntington by knockout. Willie Pep defeats Archie Wilmer in Philadelphia on points in a non title bout. Ben Evans defeats Gene Smith on points in Miami.
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Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Archie Wilmer
Huntington
W. Va
Hazard Charles
Cincinnati
Clarence Jones
Buffalo
Miami
Phi
Ben Evans
Oklahoma City
Gene Smith
Youngstown
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