Weekend Long Gallops Highlight Texas Grid Stars
Buffalo fans praised Buddy Glaspie for key defense and a midair fumble return for a winning 19 12 score over Seagraves. The weekend featured long runs by Terry Smith George Jones Vernie Moore Lynn Simmons Ricky Edwards Jerry Bean Fred Blount and David Hutton led Turkey to a 132 22 win over Lorenzo with others scoring across Abernathy Happy Vega Whitharral and Friona. Seminole defense held Brownfield on its own one yard line in the final two minutes for a 16 12 victory.
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Rumors Fly Over Veeck Senators Deal and Dodgers Manager Talks
Rumors swirl about Bill Veeck potentially purchasing the Washington Senators with a syndicate including Hank Greenberg and Rudie Schaefer. Walter Alston’s Dodger managerial fate remains unsettled as talks and possible replacements surface after a mixed season. college station text notes Hank Foldberg’s Aggies focus on kickoff returns and preparations for Florida game.
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Hadl Named Chargers Starter Over Kemp
San Diego Charger coach Sid Gillman chose rookie John Hadl from Kansas to take the quarterback reins, saying the team could not win consistently with Jack Kemp. Kemp had led the club to consecutive Western Division titles.
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Moore Paces Hogs Arkansas Tops In SWC
Arkansas Razorbacks lead the Southwest Conference in total offense and defense. Quarterback Billy Moore tops the national list with 487 total yards and 234 rushing yards while completing 22 of 27 passes. Team stats show Arkansas at 433.7 total offense and 204.7 total defense per game.
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Hadl Makes Pro Debut With Chargers After Kansas Career
Ex-Kansas quarterback and halfback Don Hadl contends his future is at quarterback as he joins the Los Angeles Chargers after a standout college career. He posted 1 281 rushing yards and 1 114 passing yards, plus a 40.6 yard punting average, while facing the adjustment from the split-T system to pro style. Fullback Billy Joe Moody will miss Baylor game with a foot injury. Moody plans to return for Texas clash as Frank Broyles notes need for pass rush work.
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Giants slam Yankee in Game Four at Yankee Stadium
Chuck Hiller hits a seventh inning grand slam off Marshall Bridges to power the Giants past the Yankees in the fourth World Series game at Yankee Stadium. Elston Howard catches, Jim Honochick officiates.
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Packers edge Lions on Hornung field goal to surge ahead
Green Bay, led by Vince Lombardi, beat Detroit 97 to secure first in the NFL Western Division as Paul Hornung kicked the game winner with 21 yards. Herb Adderley sealed it with an interception late, setting up the decisive score. Vikings loom next week.
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Tech Raiders Brace for TCU After Injury Lite Practice
Three Tech starters showed up with minor injuries after Saturday's game. Dick Mahan C W Williams and Jerry Garrison sat out portions as Texas Tech opened preparations for Saturday’s Texas Christian showdown in Fort Worth. The Raiders, led by improved total offense and a tougher defense, aim to rebound from the loss with intensified drills and game planning.
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Aggies celebrate 100 yard kickoff return record
Former Texas A M football star Joel Hunt congratulates Dan McLlhany on a 100 yard kickoff return for the winning TD against Texas Tech. Hunt, who held the previous 97 yard Aggies record in 1927, says he is tickled to death by the achievement.
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Terry Tries To Win Today For New Baby
Ralph Terry aims to win the sixth World Series game for the New York Yankees as he prepares to pitch after becoming a father for the second time last Saturday. He is 23-12 in the regular season and has yet to win a Series game, entering after a 2-0 loss in Game five.
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