Notre Dame Rolls On and Oklahoma Edge to Stay Upbeat
Notre Dame powered by Terry Brennan and Ralph Guglielmi beat Texas 21 to 0, amid a Saturday of upsets that shook Michigan State Army Georgia Tech and Illinois. Oklahoma edged California on television 21 to 16, while a string of surprising results sent Penn State and Iowa into national title chatter and boosted Notre Dame as a top contender.
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Series War Of Nerves Lopez Wont Announce Starters
In New York on September 27 Al Lopez of the Cleveland Indians and Leo Durocher of the Giants declined to name their World Series starters, with decisions to come before noon Wednesday. Lopez hinted Lemon or Wynn, depending on Durocher's choice, while Durocher likely to pick Maglie or Antonelli, setting up a tense opener at the Polo Grounds. The Indians, 17 to 10 favorites, rely on their depth with Lemon, Wynn, Garcia, Houtteman and Feller. Willie Mays headlines the Giants’ lineup, facing Ted Williams retirement and Mays pursuit of the NL batting title, in a classic that shifts to Cleveland Friday.
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Berg Beats Furgol to Claim Ardmore Open Crown
Patty Berg of St Andrews Scotland won the Ardmore Women's Open by a single stroke over Jackie Pung, finishing 299 for 72 holes at the Derrick Hills course. Berg earned top tour money with 8 16, while Pung shot 300 for second. Babe Zaharias trailed with 312. In a separate event, Ben Hogan era winner Ben Hogan?
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Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles Impress In NFL Opener
Detroit routs Chicago Bears 48 to 23 as Buddy Parker’s Lions surge toward a third straight title. Philadelphia Eagles crush Cleveland Browns 28 to 10, with Browns facing doubts about a repeat Eastern crown. Giants thump Cardinals 41 to 10, 49ers and Rams strong as season opens. Browns coach Paul Brown concedes Eagles may be champions.
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Meath Defeats Kerry in All-Ireland Final at Croke Park
Meath beat Kerry 16 to 10 before 90 000 fans at Croke Park to clinch the All Ireland Gaelic football title on Sunday.
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Another Full Schedule Awaits Lawton Grid Teams This Week
Lawton grid clubs face three Roosevelt stadium games as Cameron seeks a second junior college win in the conference. Fort Sill Indian School hosts Tipton, Lawton High travels to Vernon, and Douglass, Fort Sill Indian, Lawton Junior High pursue improved form after last week losses. Cameron, Sillmen, and the Beeson squads ear-marked for tough tests amid a busy local schedule.
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Milwaukee to renew Lawton farm pact in Sooners league
Milwaukee signs to renew its farm system agreement with Lawton in the Sooner State League. Lawton won the league pennant last season, its first since 1949, and Milwaukee plans to provide players again this year. Travis Jackson may return as manager. he will be in town for the winter meeting.
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Operation Slated For OU's Calame
The Associated Press reports Oklahoma quarterback Gene Calame will undergo an operation to remove a problem. Wilkinson said Calame might be able to play toward the end of the season after recovery.
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Braves Sign Nuxhall Milwaukee Debut Prospect
Milwaukee Sept. 27 UP Don Nuxhall a 21 year old right handed pitcher has been signed by the Braves in a move signaling a new era for the club. The deal marks the younger Nuxhall following in the footsteps of his father Hall of Fame reliever Joe Nuxhall.
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