Yankees Prove There Is Real Sting In Their Booming Bats
Yankees win Game 7 to clinch the World Series, despite Pirates stars like Dick Stuart and Bill Mazeroski. Bobby Richardson shines with a 12 RBI series record after a 13 10 victory, while Ford earns his seventh Series win.
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Figures Show Ottawa Has Sharp Defense
Ottawa University shows a sharp defense as the Braves reverse plays and score with interceptions and fumbles. The team has totaled 195 points in four conference clashes, aided by defensive backs scoring on receptions and recoveries.
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Lawrence Eyes 43rd Straight Win In Kansas High School Football
Lawrence aims for its 43rd consecutive victory as AP voters rank it top in Kansas with a 4-0 record. Independence, also 4-0, faces Tol a while Wichita Southeast and other top teams prepare for Friday games. Ottawa’s defense dominates, accounting for 13 interceptions in four games and stifling opponents to low yardage totals.
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Bowling Scores and League Highs From Wednesday Night
Bowling scores list multiple leagues and high scores on 10 26 through 10 40. Notable marks include Lollar 151 391 in High 10-26 and Mock 193 532 in monet High 10-30. Standouts span Independents Rooster and Knights groups with scores like Reddick 454 and Byrd 612.
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Virginia Hopes To End Long Losing Streak
Virginia faces a potential end to the nation’s longest major college losing streak as Virginia Military Institute QB Howard Dyer, sidelined by a chest congesting cold, misses practice. Dyer leads in total offense and has driven VMI toward another Southern Conference title with 4-0 start and 722 total yards this season. Maryland shifts Morris Banner to left halfback as it eyes Clemson. GWU loses Tony Fredicine for Boston University. Notre Dame stacks sophomores Kuharich adds Turkowski Burke Hoerster and Holder. Indiana Wehr fullback Jack Holder starts vs Marquette. Minnesota’s Dickson fills in for Mulholland. Oklahoma State prepares for Houston while Chuck Willingham is out 10 days.
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Williamsburg B Team Triumphs Over Pomona 27-6
Williamsburg B Team defeated Pomona B Team 27-6 after a tight game through three quarters. Williamsburg broke open with three rushing touchdowns in the final period as Phil Pierson scored twice and Buckley Clifford Goodwill each added a TD. Pomona earlier blocked a punt for a score but missed the extra point.
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Kansas Favored In Big Eight Clash With Oklahoma
Kansas is favored to beat Oklahoma as Kansas coach Jack Mitchell notes a close gap between the programs. Oklahoma, 1-2, visits No. 9 Kansas, 3-1, after a 14-7 loss to Syracuse. Senior leadership is thin for Kansas while Oklahoma relies on sophomores and a strong backfield pair led by Bert Lane and Curtis McClinton.
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Cyclones Work To Perfect Pass Defense
Ottawa High Cyclones sharpen pass defense as they prepare for Atchison Redmen on Friday night. Coach Harold Wallace drills aerial coverage after two straight losses due to leaky pass defense while adjusting offense against a strong Atchison defense. Key players Rich Speer out with cold, David Allen flu, John Mack leg injury, with last year’s 0-0 tie cited for context.
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Syracuse Coach Juggles Linemen
Syracuse’s 1959 national champions feature the sizeable seven with four players moved to interior line roles. Bruce Tartwy and Al Bemiller return as versatile linemen while Brian Howard shifts from end to guard to bolster the right side as Ben Schwartzwalder keeps switching positions amid a rough early three games. The Orange face Penn State with trepidation as championship hopes hang in the balance.
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