Berry the Colts Star Seizes Passes Despite Odds
Raymond Berry of the Baltimore Colts, nearly sidelined by poor eyesight and a weak back, became NFL’s top pass catcher with a dozen receptions for 224 yards and two TDs last season. He studied nutrition, wears lenses, uses shatterproof goggles in sun, and brings his own practice gear.
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Rom
Wildcats Voted No 1 in MCA Cage Contests
Four MCA basketball games were played Monday with Oklahoma mentioned amid results. Wildcats held top ranking as the schedule produced decisive scores and key performances for the season standings.
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Middletown Varsity Defeats Alumni Five in Close Score
The Middletown High School varsity beat Middletown Alumni 52 to 47 with Kessler leading scoring. The game featured Giants notes on injuries to Shoemaker, Grier, Huff, and others, and was televised nationally with a local blackout for the New York area.
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NBC
Ewbank Plans Detailed Football Strategy In Baltimore
In Baltimore AP reports coach Ewbank outlines a meticulous plan as he builds a modern football program. His confidence mirrors Napoleon in ambition and discipline, aiming to elevate Xavier of Ohio and other teams through precise tactics and training.
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Poll ranks Citadel, Wildcats top in AP leaguers
The Associated Press poll places Kentucky Wildcats atop the rankings with strong showings by Virginia and North Carolina, as Citadel, UCLA and Cincinnati follow. Kentucky led with 71 first place votes, while North Carolina and Cincinnati trailed in the top tier after a weekend of key results.
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College Scores Roundup From Associated Press
A wide slate from the Grambling Invitational and other college games features Langston beating Arkansas A&M 79 70 Prairie View top Tougaloo 78 44 Southern University defeats Texas College 80 123 and Grambling 123 Wiley 67 Kay Wesleyan and Missouri results plus numerous matchups including St Bonaventure 91 Ohio Wesleyan 43 and Oregon 70 - Wedged in are late notes about tournament timing and a quote about communication.
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Colts Strong Kickers Boost Nears NFL Title Game
Baltimore Colts rely on star kickers Bert Rechichar and Steve Myhra as the NFL championship nears. Rechichar booted a 48 yard field goal in the final regular season game, after a long drought, while Myhra has shown reliability from mid range. Both players also offer versatility on offense and defense.
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Rabid Colt Fans Grab 15 000 Tickets
Baltimore AP reports 15000 NFL championship game tickets sold to Colts fans with season ticket holders lining up 14 hours before sales opened. About 1000 tickets remained after five hours and the last ticket sold at 10 03 pm. Daniel Chester French designed Lincoln statue in the Lincoln Memorial and other notable works.
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Fight Results And Fire At Fort Fairfield Stables
AP reports boxing draw results with mixed names and locales including Philadelphia Spartanburg and Brookline and a separate Fort Fairfield Maine stable fire that killed five harness horses and damaged the municipal facility. State official Reed pegged losses at about $3,000 for the horses and noted other horses and equipment damaged.
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Myhra Drafted by Colts in 1956 After All American Honor
Myhra earned Little All America honors at the University of North Dakota and was drafted by the Baltimore Colts in 1956. The Colts provided his first square-toed kicking shoe as he began his professional NFL career.
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