Sprinters Poised for $25,000 Hollypark Premiere
Holly wood Park opens with the $25,000 Premiere Handicap a seven furlong speed jam. Eleven named contenders pace the field including Your Host Manyunk On Trust Great Circle Midge Special Touch Valquest Brave Fox Autocrat Blue Border. Moonrush Ponder and Fabricate also show strong form as dawn workouts spark jockeys to weigh entries for Tuesday’s feature race.
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Nebraska Routs Missouri 40 to 34 in Homecoming Thriller
Nebraska overcame a 27 26 deficit in the fourth period to beat Missouri 40 34 at home. Frank Nagle and Bobby Reynolds sparked a late rally with a one handed TD reception and a long kickoff return. Reynolds added the go ahead score and extra point as Nebraska seized the lead and held on for the win.
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Alamitos Bay Yacht Club names seven fall sail champs
Local regatta results list winners across multiple classes led by Saber, Rainbow, Snipe, Lehman, and Skimmer divisions. Skippers earned top finishes from a field of 16 races with seven champions crowned in a largely informal season closeout. The Turkey Day series on November 18 and 49 looms as the next major event.
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Ladies 785 Classic Leads With Samaniego Top Scorer
Jean Samaniego 587 led scoring in the Ladies 785 Classic at Virginia Recreation. The event featured high averages across leagues including Lakewood, Marine Room, and C. H. Bauer & Co with multiple 200s and 500-plus series. major standings show a three way tie for first in the circuit.
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Tigers Lose After 78 Straight Wins End at Fayetteville
In Shelbyville on November 4, Bedford County Negro High School football Tigers fall to Fayetteville 6 to 2 ending an undefeated streak of 78 consecutive victories. Coach Raymond Whitman laments low team spirit yet praises the players for handling defeat with grace.
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Cavaliers' Running Game Beats Citadel
Virginia Cavaliers defeat Citadel 34 to 14 at Charleston with a strong running attack led by fullback John Papit who accounted for 157 rushing yards at 5.09 yards per carry and scored two touchdowns as Virginia pulled away after a tight first half.
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Mississippi State Dominates Auburn 27-0 in Starkville
Four MSU sophomores sparked a second half surge to rout hapless Auburn 27-0 after a scoreless first. Tom Rushing Fete Polivina Carl Baughman and Steve Clark tallied the touchdowns as Auburn threatened only once with a missed field goal from the five in the opening period.
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Iowa State Edges Kansas State 10 7 in Big Seven clash
Iowa State turned two Kansas State fumbles into scoring drives as Mark Rotacker and Bill Weeks each scored in the fourth quarter to give Iowa State a 10-7 victory at Manhattan. Lynn Burris scored the Kansas State touchdown, with Bates adding the conversion. The Wildcats fought to the end on homecoming day before about 14 500 fans.
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Babe Adams Urges Calm Focus for Young Pitchers
Hall of Fame pitcher Babe Adams, aged 67, urges aspiring hurlers to keep calm and use their heads. He speaks from Long Beach VA Hospital after a heart attack and recalls his long career with Pittsburgh from 1907 to 1926, including a 21-inning game with 0 walks and a 1.98 ERA in 1919.
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Arsenal Holds English Lead After Narrow Win Over Wolves
Arsenal beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 0 to stay atop the English Football League standings as Newcastle moved to second with a 4 2 win over Liverpool Trevor Ford scored a hat trick after a week old purchase for nearly 30 000 pounds Sunderland routed Sheffield 1 0 and Tottenham hammered Portsmouth 5 1 in other top division results.
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Clemson Keeps Its Record Clean
Clemson College remained undefeated with a 53 to 20 football victory over Duquesne. Halfbacks Billy Hair and Jackie Calvert led the offense with strong running and passing, while ends Glenn Smith and Bob Hudson were the main receivers.
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Lions Upset Cornell In Narrow Ivy Thriller
Columbia shocked defending Ivy League champion Cornell 20 to 19 at Baker Field on November 4. Howie Hansen scored the late touchdown and Al Ward added the decisive extra point after Bob Ott forced a fumble to turn the tide with under five minutes remaining.
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al Ward
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Babe Adams Returns to Ward After Teasing Nurse
The scene shows Babe Adams taking a cane and strolling back into the ward after taunting a nurse. The incident suggests a moment of heated exchange and the player's return to the room.
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