Rose Bowl deal push splits Big Ten votes
The Big Ten voted 64 to favor negotiating a Rose Bowl contract with the Big Five. Minnesota switched to support after liking the game in Pasadena, joining Michigan, Michigan State, Iowa, Purdue, and Indiana. Illinois, Ohio State, Northwestern and Wisconsin remained opposed. final decision at Chicago meetings.
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Major League HANSSS WAY 8 TACHNEWH Cleveland 8
A fragmented sports brief notes a major league outcome involving HANSSS WAY and TACHNEWH Cleveland with eight points each. The readables suggest a game result between Los Angeles and another team, but details remain unclear.
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Cleveland
Los Angeles
Friday College Football Scores From Across Regions
A roundup of college football results shows South Mississippi topping Kentucky 20 to 6 and Alabama 9 to 0 over Tulane. Furman beat The Citadel 13 to 20 while Memphis State routed Hardin-Simmons 56 to 0. Many games across East Midwest and Southwest featured mixed results with numerous small colleges and independents listed.
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Tulane
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Furman
George Wash
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Hardin-Simmons
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Emory Henry
Carson Newton
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Giants and Braves Split Final Doubleheader to End Season
San Francisco finished third in the NL by splitting a doubleheader with Milwaukee. In game one Billy O'Dell pitched the Giants to an 8-2 win as Willie Mays and Jose Pagan homered. In the nightcap Ron Piche tossed a six hitter over 10 innings to give the Braves a 3-2 victory after Bob Taylor tied the score with a first major league homer in the ninth.
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Ron Piche
Braves
al Spangler
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Hawk) Taylor
Bob Bolin
Mike? i McCormick
O'Dell
Willie Mays
Jose Pagan
Lew Burdette
Don Nottebart
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McCormick
Bolin
Landrith
Piche
Torre
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Taylor
Pirates Top Reds In Finale For Pennant Ride
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated Cincinnati 4 to 1 in a World Series finale tuneup as Joe Gordon threw a seven hit complete game. Gordon struck out eight and moved to 18-10. Bob Purkey started for the Reds, six innings, three hits allowed before leaving for Hutchinson.
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Bob Purkey
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Leppert
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American team leads Indian Davis Cup play
The United States holds a 2-1 edge after doubles champs Chuck McKinley and Donald Dell beat Ramanathan Krishnan and Premiu Lal, setting up decisive singles to reach Rome for a Davis Cup final. Whitney Reed faces Jaidip Mukerjea as the U S aims to seal victory in New Delhi.
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Premiu Lal
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Austalia
Australia
Whitney Reed
Oakland
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Mukerjea
Cowboys Eagles nose dived as NFL win streaks end
Cleveland blasted the Cowboys 25 7 to snap Dallas run at top of the Eastern Conference standings Philadelphia edged by St Louis 30 27 after Gerry Perry kicked a 27 yard field goal with five seconds left in regulation to cap a Cardinal rally from 17 down Sam Etcheverry connected with Sonny Randle for a 25 yard first down before Perry sealed the win Chicago’s high scoring attack yielded the late dramatics and the game ended with the Eagles losing to the Cardinals in a heart breaking finish
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Packers blank Bears 24 0 in NFL rivalry clash
Green Bay forced a goal line stand early and rode a punishing attack led by Jim Taylor who gained 120 rushing yards and a touchdown while Paul Hornung added 9 yards and strong support. The Packers defense intercepted four Bears passes, including a 29 yard return by Johnny Symank setting up an early TD.
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Indian Victory on Bonds Bat Clinches Indians Win
Walter Bond drove in five runs including a grand slam as the Cleveland Indians beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-5 in the season finale. Grant and Thomas handled pitching for Cleveland with Duren and Spring. Wagner and Bilko homered for the Dodgers. Frostburg State routed by Davis & Elkins 28-0 in W Va. Davis & Elkins 28 Frostburg 0. In 1960 PGA, Dous Sanders of Oakland earned $30,371. in 1962 Sanders had surpassed $53,000 for the year by September.
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Detroit clinches batting title as Cash shines in finale
Detroit first baseman Norm Cash hits his 41st homer and posts a .361 average as the Tigers close the season with an 83 win over Minnesota. Detroit finishes 101-61, second in the league, after a 5 run first inning aided by four unearned runs. Minnesota pitchers yield 10 hits in the loss.
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Local Man Wins Jousting Titles in State Championship
Leon Enfield a dairy farmer near Knoxville won both the professional and State Championship trophies at the annual State Jousting Tournament held in Owings Mills. He credited Beauty his aging horse for the wins. Enfield hit nine straight one inch rings and three half inch rings to secure the pro title and claimed the state crown with eight straight half inch snag rings.
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Panthers Triumph Over Post Turtles 14-0 at Frederick High
Panthers shut out Post Turtles 14-0 on Saturday at Frederick High. Key plays include an 80 yard interception return by James Brown and a TD pass from Doug Little to Yanos. Also notes Roger Maris hits his 61st homer for a Yankees 1-0 win over Boston. Joe Gibbon yields seven hits as Pirates beat Reds.
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