You Take Your Pick You Take Your Pick
A long list of college football game selections with SEC power LSU favored in Sugar Bowl contention and other picks across conferences. Notable matchups include Notre Dame vs Navy, Oregon State vs California, and a raft of Saturday and Friday night games across the East, South, Midwest, Southwest and West regions with various school names and expected winners.
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New York
Guleham
Lousiana State
Mssissippi
LSU
Billy Cannon
Michigan
Hawkeyes
Wolverines
Randy Duncan
Army
Colgate
Auburn
Florida
Colorado
Oklahoma
Buffaloes
Purdue
Illinois
Illini
Oregon State
California
Notre Dame
Navy
New Mexico
Denver
Vanderbilt
Miami
Tulane
Texas Tech
Pittsburgh
Syracuse
Boston College
College of Pacific
Boston University
William & Mary
Lehigh
Bucknell
Buffalo
Temple
Cornell
Columbia
Rutgers
Delaware
Harvard
Penn
Holy Cross
Dayton
Penn State
Furman
Princeton
Brown
Dartmouth
Yale
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Clemson
Wake Forest
Georgia Tech
Duke
Mississippi State
Kentucky
Florida State
Tampa
South Carolina
Maryland
North Carolina State
Virginia Tech
Richmond
Citadel
Virginia Military
Virginia
Arizona State
New Mexico A&m
West Texas
Arizona
Colorado State
Montana
Idaho
San Jose State
Southern Calfornia
Stanford
Washington State
UCLA
Utah State
Brigham Young
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Utah
Coaches Skeptical Of College Football Two Point Rule
AP report surveys coaches nationwide six weeks after the two point conversion rule. Most oppose it as impractical or overemphasized on short plays, while some back it or want changes. Coaches cited include Dodd Georgia Tech Royal Texas Wilkinson Oklahoma Olivar Yale Brennan Notre Dame Erdelatz Iowa Evashevski Holovak BC. Opinions vary on substitution rule and game impact.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Wey
Bobby Dodd
Georgia Tech
Caid
Thas
Dodd
Tech
Auburn
Texas
Darrell Royal
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Royal
Jordan Olivar
Yale
Notre Dame
Terry Brennan
Navy
Eddie Erdelatz
Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Mike Holovak
Boston College
Carolina Offense Seen as Better Than Auburn
Carolina coach Tommy Mont praised South Carolina as a solid all around team after a 26-6 win over Clemson. He noted SC's offense outshines Maryland’s upcoming foe Auburn, as Maryland prepares for a meeting with the Gamecocks.
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Auburn College Park
Terps
South Carolina
Szuzina Underdog In Calhoun Fight
Franz Szuzina of Germany is the underdog against Rory Calhoun in a 10 round middleweight bout in Rochester. Calhoun, 24, has a 36 5 1 record and aims to beat Szuzina and face Giardello or Webb next. The bout will be televised nationally on ABC. The second item notes a new 2 cent embossed airmail envelope stamp to be issued November 21 in New York with first day sales possible at Frederick and New York post offices.
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Rochester
Franz Szuzina
Germany
Rory Calhoun
Randy Sandy
Virgi Akins
St. Louis
Rory
Calhoun
Joey Giardello
Spider Webb
Szuzina
Giardello
Natonally
ABC
Post Office Department
New York, N. Y
New York
Philatelic Sales
Frederick Post
Alice
Enduring grid surge caps Westminster. Koerner fires six TDs
Fort Hill from Sepune's led 65 26 as Bill Koerner scored six touchdowns to vault into the CVAL scoring lead with 34 points. Prentice Gautt starred for Oklahoma State early, while Pat Henry returned a 74 yard punt for UPI points in a 21 20 Mountaineers win. Also notes on camera history, Stand Alone horse, Peggy King, and cake baking tips.
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Fort Hi
Uboesten
Smearng Westcamster
Bill Koerner
Sepune
Bailtyme
Prentice Gautt
Negro Fulloack
Oklanoma Loo
Bud Wilson
Socccers
Micaizas Siste
Ghana
Africa
Koerner
Westminster
Fort Hill Flash
Tesd
CVAL
Saratoga
Peggy King
Pat Henry
Mel Henry
North Hagerstown
UPI
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Ring magazine ranks top heavyweights amid Britons surge
Ring magazine reshuffles after British wins. Johansson remains top contender as Valdes moves to No. 2 and Folley and Pastrano follow. London and Cooper crack the elite top 10 for the first time in years. McMurray, Liston and Machen notable shifts in rankings across divisions.
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New York
Ring
W Gay
America
Zora Folley
Wikke Pastrano
Cuba
Nine Valdes
Behad
London
Pastrano
Mo. Am
Beace
Fla
Cooper
Folles
Chandler
Ariz
Bend
Floyh Patterson
Johansson
Valdes
Folley
Machen
Redding
Calif
Archie Moore
San Diego
Sonny Liston
Philadelpa
Pat McMurtry
Tacoma
Wash
Roy Harms
Patterson
Argentina
Alex Muetf
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Don Jordan
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Foy Ring
Tony Anthony
Philadelpha
Harold Johnson
Piero Rollo
Italy
Wal Singham Named Front Office Administrator
President Jum Keelty stated Wal Singham would manage front office administration and operations while bus duties would not conflict with Richards, ensuring clear boundaries between duties and leadership.
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Unole
Jum Keelty
Walsingham
Richards
Orioles to appoint new general manager to ease Richards load
Baltimore reports indicate the Orioles plan a front office shift with Paul Richards remaining playing manager while a new general manager handles player personnel. The move follows discussions with Bill Walsingham, ex-St Louis Cardinals executive VP, who remains under contract.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Mangeer
Paul Richards
Jesse Apartmeam
Toe Sun
Oroles
Richards i
Superman Richards
Conega White Sox
Chicago
Lintincum
Im Todays
Lindicum
Baltimore Sports Mian
Linthicum
Richards
Bill Walsingham
St. Loui Cardinals
Walsingham
Runnels Wins Comeback of the Year Award
Houston AP reports Pete Runnels, Boston Red Sox first baseman, won the comeback of the year award from the Baseball Writers' Association of America. He expressed happiness at recovering from a poor previous season, after hitting .322 this year while trading from Washington to Boston and edging Ted Williams for the league lead near the season's end.
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Houston
Pete Runnels
Weners
Alan
America
Bozton Relox
Runnels
Washington
Boston
Ted Willams
Pasadena
Willams
Navy lineman Kanuch may return for Notre Dame game
Navas in jury report notes Kanuch, a 1st-string senior, may return after a concussion hospitalization from Navy 226 loss to Tulane. Doctors to recheck before full clearance. Kanuch and Hyde sidelined by Norfolk game. Navy regroups for the annual battle with Notre Dame in Baltimore.
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Bancch
Axnapolis AP
Navas
Monnay
John Karuch
Edeze Erdelatz
Navy
Tulome
Kanuch
Naval Hospital
Portsmouth
Erdelatz
Ane
Notre Dame
Academy
Tom Hyde
Norfolk
Hyde
Baltimore
National Hocker League 3 Assorted Press Mocked Score
The distorted clippings mention Montreal and Chicago tied at five, a reference to a game or score. It adds a note about the Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra and turkey being 126 years old, though details are unclear and the text is fragmentary.
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Montreal
Chicago
Te Presidential Philharmonic Orchestra
Turkey
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