Stanford Faces USC in Key Pac 8 Showdown
Stanford coach John Ralston wary of Southern California as the Indians prepare for a night game in Los Angeles. Stanford sits 2-0 in Pac 8 play and eyes the conference title while USC seeks consistency after a 28-25 loss to Oregon.
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Brown Eyes Rematch as Bengals Visit Browns in Week Probe
Paul Brown returns to his old club as Cincinnati seeks to rebound from a 1-3 start. Cleveland, led by Nick Skorich’s unit, owns a 3-1 mark and hosts a Bengals team missing Virgil Carter with rookie Ken Anderson at quarterback.
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Alabama Tennessee Showdown Tests Offense Versus Defense
Alabama chasing air of offense led by Musso faces Tennessee defense anchored by Walker Majors as top SEC clash. Florida State and Notre Dame also set for high stakes as national contenders look to extend perfect starts and high scoring aerial duels emerge across key college games.
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Do Birds really need Mr. Weaver in Baltimore?
Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver faces criticism from rivals and some players while defenders praise his leadership and skill. The piece recounts his 1969 70 seasons, his use of statistics, and his handling of star players, noting his emotional temperament and long major league career.
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