Beaver Reverses Almost Upset Troy
Oregon State Beavers fought USC to a 21-14 loss in Los Angeles in front of 35,714 fans. Key plays included a late fumble by Trojan Joe Francis and a shadow over eligibility affecting wingback Sealback, with Don Hickman sidelined by a knee injury. USC’s Don Lowe and Tommy Frothro starred in a back-and-forth game that kept the outcome in doubt until the final period.
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Different Course: Amy Hiland conquers Strait of Juan de Fuca
Distance swimmer Amy Hiland, first woman to conquer the frigid Strait of Juan de Fuca, trains as a medical assistant trainee at Lane Beach City. She founded the Seal Beach four-mile swim with associates, inspires trainees, and eyes further feats as local papers praise her daring crossing and health efforts.
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Hurricanes defeat Trojans in high scoring opening night
Miami's Hurricanes beat USC 4 1 in a vibrant Orange Bowl opener before a record 4414 crowd. The night featured late restoration of offense and a preview of upcoming weekend matchups across the nation with major games listed in brief.
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Jitters Hit Brave Hopes In Tight NL Race
The Braves suffered a 5-4 defeat as Cardinal Del Crandall and Jack Dittmer errors sparked a St. Louis rally. Milwaukee falls behind, while Brooklyn eyes first with a pair of wins as Pittsburgh and Brooklyn chase the leaders. Mantle clubs his 52nd homer in the American League as Yankees beat Red Sox 7-2.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias Greatest Woman Athlete Ever
New York profile recalls Babe Didrikson Zaharias proving athletic greatness across sports. From beating Ted Williams in a fly casting contest to striking out Joe DiMaggio in a golf demonstration. Details include baseball, golf, bowling, and billiards feats with quotes on her pride and skill.
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Giardello Regains Spotlight With Fifth Round KO
Joey Giardello challenged the middleweight division after stopping Bobby Boyd in the fifth round on TV. Giardello landed sharply, scoring two knockdowns and finishing Boyd with a final right cross. The Philadelphia fighter, on a prison release comeback, moved to 18 wins with two losses as Boyd suffered dental damage and a possible jaw injury.
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Lopez resigns as teenaged Cleveland Indians captain
Lopez resigned today as tennager of the Cleveland Indians, who will finish second again this year in the American League race. Lopez said, it’s been a taxing year and there’s a feeling they should finish higher than second, with tension high and no plans.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias cremated after Beaumont funeral
The Babe Didrikson Zaharias, former Olympic star and famed athlete, died in her sleep after a cancer battle. Rev. C. A. Woytek led prayers linking her life to Bible teachings and Paul’s advice. Her body was to be cremated in Houston and ashes sent back to Beaumont for a private service. George Zaharias, husband, faced strong emotion as family and church members mourned.
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