Wide Open Big 10 Race Predicted For This Fall
The Big Ten may see a wide open race this season as Wisconsin and Northwestern emerge as early favorites. Wisconsin returns 24 lettermen despite losing VanderKelen and Richler, while Northwestern features 27 lettermen led by Tom Myers. Ohio State and Michigan State loom as contenders, with Illinois, Purdue, Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, and Michigan also in the mix. coaching notes and player changes suggest a packed conference title chase.
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Ron VanderKelen
Pat Rich
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Billy Smith
Ralph Kurek
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Tom Myers
Paul Flatley
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Michigan State
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Mike Taliaferro
Rol Acks
Dick Orr
Paul Warfield
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Heusman Asvard
Dusty Daugherty
Sherman Lewis
Deveey Lincoln
Ron’ Rubick
Bobsy Bell
John Campbell
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Gary Fletcher
Wally Tilgenberg
Cloyd Webb
Bill Niedbala
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Crimson Satan targets Kelso in $100,000 Aqueduct Stakes
Crimson Satan arrives from Chicago to challenge Kelso in the Aqueduct Stakes at New York’s Aqueduct racecourse. Kelso, a three time defending horse of the year, carries 134 pounds while Crimson Satan has 123 for the weight-adjusted race. Other top contenders include Candy Spats, Chateaugay, and Decidedly as the field shapes for the 14 mile event.
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Crimson King
Peter Salmon Sr
Detroit
Trach
Rex C. Ellsworth
George A. Pope Jr
Decidedly
Darby
Dan Farm
Bowling Night at Plamor Lane Faces Limited Winners
A cluttered clipping records a bowling event at Plamor Lane with teams including Reeves Charcont, Bank & Trust, and Eagles. Notable performances include high team scores, top individual totals by Mex Bender and Max Crumly, with Butch Ballenger achieving 248 and Weber 237.
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Town and Country Bowling League standings names
In the Town & Country Nith Kaivers League, teams include Wilson Shoe Store Team No 34 and Home Oil Co Service Drug Patter's. High games feature Shop 622 and 12 with 1725 Leam No 12 1703. Jim Madden leads in men’s high series 537. Kenny Lange 74. Margaret Wilson tops ladies with 166 and 423.
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Henry Starkeweather
Jim Madden
Kenny Lange
Margaret Wilson
Tont Madden
Las Beckey
Cyclones Show Progress in Open Practice
Ames town State football coach Clay Stapleton reported progress in a midweek practice with first team and reserves. The passing game was limited with five completions on 14 attempts against a first defense, while the defense broke up several aerials led by Ossie Clay Dick Limerick and Tom Vausha. Juniors praised for line play included Jonn Van Sicklen, as the squad was trimmed by one with Tom Fostak leaving the lean.
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Clinton and Quad Cities Split Midwest League Night
Clinton moved one game ahead of Quad Cities in the Midwest League after a 5 run first inning powered a 5-1 win over Waterloo as Cleo Harris and Angel Braver drove in two runs each. Quad Cities beat Burlington 8-4 behind Ken Turner while Pete Gongola added a homer and four singles to lift his average to .375. Decatur defeated Quincy 4-3 as Cedar Rapids fell 4-1 to Wisconsin Rapids. Fox Cities-Dubuque game postponed by rain.
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Cleo Harris
Angel Braver
Burlington
Ken Turner
Pete Gongola
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Quincy
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Cedar Rapids
Fox Cities
Denver Open Attracts Big Absentees And Record Entry
The Denver Open began without Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Julius Boros and Gary Player as leaders skip the event. Don Finsterwald shot 68 in the pro-am, while Bob Goalby won last year at three under par and defends his title. George Bayer, Jacky Cupit, Jay Herbert, Doug Sanders and Ken Still carded 68 in pro-am, each earning $330.
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Gary Player
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Don Finsterwald
Bob Goalby
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George Bayer
Jacky Cupit
Jay Herbert
Doug Sanders
Ken Still
Florlis Breaks Fastest Three Heat Hambletonian Record
Florlis wins the first heat of the Hambletonian in 1 57 34 over Speedy Scot setting a new record for a three heat trot. Speedy Scot wins overall with a combined time the fastest on record for a divided three heat harness race. Ralph Baldwin at 16 achieves his first Hambletonian triumph as Florlis earns 28 503 for second and other payouts.
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Stuart Hits First Homer Out of Yankee Stadium
Dick Stuart of the Boston Red Sox powered a first inning home run at Yankee Stadium. It was his first long ball at the venue, though Boston lost 4 to 1 to the New York Yankees with Whitey Ford on the mound. Stuart said he feared he might not hit there this season but wanted it badly.
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Stuart
Major League Stars Boost Braves and Red Sox Pitching Notes
Gene Oliver powered Milwaukee with a grand slam and a two run shot as Milwaukee topped Houston. Whiley Ford of the Yankees claimed his 49th win by defeating Boston 4-1 on five hits. Boston’s struggles with Titler and fielding woes referenced, as the club weighs its winter Pittsburgh deal. Also noted is a Labor Day golf event at Park Lane Country Club with a planned two-ball foursome and buffet. Stuart discusses his homer target approaching 100, aided by Fenway Park's wall.
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Liston Jovial At Press Conference In Norway
World heavyweight champion Liston appeared in good humor during a news conference in Mysen, Norway, where he mock argued with adviser Jack Nilon. He said a bout with Cassius Clay or Floyd Patterson might be possible, and hoped to fight Clay by February, after stating talks with Clay and backers had broken down.
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Jack Nilon
Ingemar Johansson
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Johansson
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Floyd Patterson
Ingemar
Nilon
Tan Soing
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Clay
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