Fenwick High Rolls Past Carlisle 42-28 at Barnitz Stadium
Fenwick Falcons overpower Carlisle Indians 42-28 to claim a second straight win. Don Mitchell scores four touchdowns and Harold Rouster adds two as Fenwick builds a 28-6 halftime lead before Carlisle rallies in the second half. Carlisle quarterback Rick Parr leads late offense with multiple scores.
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Nicklaus Near Money Record in Portland Open Lead
Jack Nicklaus shot 48 on Saturday to grab a 54 hole lead at 205 in Portland. He needs only an 18th place finish on Sunday to surpass Arnold Palmer for the single season money mark, with a target of 786 dollars to beat the 128230 record. Dave Marr dropped to 207 after a tough 74, with Maxwell Casper Rosburg and Sikes mains close behind.
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Dave Marr
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Billy Casper
Bob Rosburg
R.H. Sikes
Howie Johnson
Bob Verwey
Sikes
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General Office Wins Tourney in East Works Fall Golf Meet
General Office posted 276 points to win the Management Trophy in the East Works General Office Fall Golf Tournament run at Wildwood and Armco Club Park. Bill Verity shot 57 at Armco and Jim Waxweiler 74 at Wildwood. East Works finished with 252 points.
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Polar Bears Romp Hope 30-0 in Lima
Ohio Northern's versatile offense carried the Polar Bears to a 30-0 football romp over Hope Michigan. Halfback Danny Yochheim scored twice and Paul Lavigne added a 24 yard field goal as the defense kept Hope bottled up most of the game.
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Lebanon Raceway Daily Horse Race Results Recap
The report lists winners and payoffs from Beirut area Lebanon Raceway races including first place finishes by Roberta Tass, Sunny Sky, J. C. Abbe, Frisky Cash, Little huffy, Swiss Miss, Royal Abbe, Fair Princess, and Pat Wayne along with times and payoffs for each of the nine events.
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Roberta Tass
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Sunny Sky
Demon's Pride
Bloom Way
J. C. Abbe
Spring Joy
Edna Ruth Abbe
Pace
Frisky Cash
Dickie Beau 760
Little Miss Jerry
Little Huffy
Gayle Lass
Sun Valley
Direct Ensign
Mike's Lady
Royal Abbe
Kerry K
Fair Princess
Prince Calico
Trad Counsel
Pat Wayne
Billy Ambrose
Lady Mahlon
Wolverines Beat Tar Heels In Season Opener
Michigan defeats North Carolina 31-24 in a sweltering Chapel Hill game. Jim Detwiler scores two touchdowns contributing to a 21-0 first half lead, while UNC rallies with a late push before Michigan holds on as the fourth ranked team in the AP preseason poll.
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Griffin cards ace at Brown's Run on 203 yard third hole
John Griffin shot a hole in one yesterday at Brown's Run golf course. The ace came on the 203 yard third hole using a live wood while playing with Russell Anness, Dick Fialho Sr, and Stewart Hatch.
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Dick Fialho Sr
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Notre Dame Rout California in Intersectional Opener
Notre Dame quarterback Bill Zloch ran for two touchdowns and threw for another as the Irish crushed California 48 to 6 in Berkeley. Wolski Eddy and safety Nick Rassas provided key support including two interception returns and a 65 yard punt return as about 53 000 watched Notre Dame dominate the opener.
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Bill Wolski
Nick Eddy
Nick Rassas
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High School and College Football Results Roundup
A condensed listing of football scores across high school and college games. Deer Park topped Ross 20–0. Fenwick beat Carlisle 42–28. Colleges included Syracuse 14–6 Navy. Oregon 17–15 Pittsburgh. Notre Dame 48–6 California. Arkansas 28–14 Oklahoma State. LSU 10– Texas A&M 0 among others.
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Carlisle
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Navy
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Oregon
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Hofstra
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Georgia Upsets Alabama 18-17 in SEC Opener
In Athens Georgia stunned defending national champion Alabama 18-17 on a 73 yard pass pitchout and a daring two point conversion with two minutes left Kirby Moore directed Pat Hodgson to Bob Taylor for the decisive score. Georgia declined the tie enabling gamble produced first win over Alabama since 1959.
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Georgia
Alabama
Steve Sloan
Crimson Tide
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Pat Hodgson
Bob Taylor
Taylor
Vince Dooley
Bulldogs
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Hodgson
First Half Tells Story at Edinboro Tie
Edinboro scored on John Mickovich’s 17 yard run and a 3 yard TD drive to lead Baldwin Wallace 13 0 at halftime but then couldn’t move the ball in the second quarter and tied the game 13 13 Saturday.
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Edinboro
John Mickovich
Baldwin-Wallace
Syracuse trips Navy behind five interceptions in humid win
Syracuse defeats Navy 14 to 6 as Ted Holman scores twice and the Orange defense intercepts five passes in the second half. Charles Brown, Terry Roe, Roger Smith and George Fair each grab picks while Holman adds a six yard TD run and a ten yard score.
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Ted Holman
Syracuse
Navy
Holman
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Murphy Wins Golf Tourney
Cigar chomping Bob Murphy of the University of Florida won the 65th National Amateur Golf Championship with a 72 hole total of 291. Bob Dickson of Muskogee Okla collapsed on the final hole after a four stroke penalty in round two left him one shot behind at 292. Charlie Coe the Oklahoma favorite and third round leader shot an 80 in the final round for 297.
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Okla
Bob Murphy
University of Florida
Bob Dickson
Muskogee
Dickson
Oklahoma
Charlie Coe
State Match Championship Ends With Near Photo Finish
Juanita Jiles led with 162 201 207 for 570 as Lovable Myra Wood Ward added a 525 set. Mayme Shafer topped the high game with 224, Mary Natalia receives WIBC patch for a big four split, and Maiback Furniture's win adds $1000. The event featured 12th game suspense among four teams, a field-closing surge, and a mixed doubles opening for three couples.
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Myra Woodward
Mayme Shafer
Mary Natalia
WIBC
Margaret Beachler
Ginney Linville
Maiback
Akron
Joe Thoflking
Middletown Bowling Association
Cleveland
al. Thompson
TFL
Pffiffer
Pee Wee and Junior League Scores From Middletown Night
Interstate 18 defeats Sand and Gravel 8 to 0 as Middletown teams post mixed results. McAlpins 8 Armco Assoc 6 and Armiel 20 Middletown Federal 0 follow in the evening action. Moorman Sand & Gravel 32 Le Sourdsville 8 Coca Cola 6 Frischs 0 Armco 14 VFW 8 MITES Armco Credit Union 8 Lions 0 Denny Lumber 6 American Legion 0.
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Xavier Musketeers Top Kent State 21 14 in Non Conference Clash
Quarterback Carroll Williams scored twice and threw for a third as Xavier defeated Kent State 21 14. Xavier connected on six passes for 123 yards as the Musketeers built the decisive edge while Kent State dominated on the ground. Pop Ivy was named Giants coach for defense and Emlen Tunnell to handle defensive backs.
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Carroll Williams
Xavier Musketeers
Kent State
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Xavier
Musketeers
Pop Ivy
New York Giants
Emlen Tunnell
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