Gridiron Picks and Baseball Notes from Harold Claassen
A compilation of college football predictions across major matches including North Carolina vs Clemson and LSU vs Rice, plus notes on MLB results and standings from late September 1959. Highlights include Ole Miss, Penn State, Navy, and Maryland football forecasts, with early season baseball results featuring the White Sox and Braves in tight races and key NL and AL outcomes.
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Houston
Wildcats To Be Weak At Guard And Center Spots
MANHATTAN Kansas State University coach Bus Mertes says injuries have left the Wildcats thin at guard and center for the Big Eight race. With no proven letter guards or centers, the team must improvise and rely on a reworked line. Optimism centers on backfield potential, including quarterback John Solmos though a shoulder injury may delay the opening game with Wichita.
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Don Goodpasture
Price and LaRose lead Big Eight pass receivers for season
Ced Price of Kansas State and Danny LaRose of Missouri, both juniors, headline the league as top returnees at receiver. Price, 64 206, aims for nine varsity letters and had 7 receptions for 230 yards last year. LaRose, 6-4, averaged 46% of Missouri games and had 14 receptions for 215 yards. Saturday’s openers include Kansas at Texas Christian and Colorado versus Washington, with Nebraska-Texas and Oklahoma State-Cincinnati also on the slate.
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Lopez Turns To Problems Of Series Play
Al Lopez the Chicago White Sox manager faces a key choice between Early Wynn and Billy Pierce as opening World Series pitcher. The Sox hold a 5% lead with their magic number down to four and eight games remaining in pursuit of their first pennant in 40 years.
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