Weekend Grid Guesses Made by Harold Claassen
Weekend preview lists college football picks by Harold Claassen with 28 correct selections last week. Princeton over Rutgers leads Ivy, UCLA over Illinois, Northwestern over Stanford, Tennessee over Auburn, Purdue over Notre Dame, Michigan State over Indiana, Michigan over USC, Ohio State over Christian, Pittsburgh over Oregon, and Friday and Saturday games across East Midwest South Southwest Far West with various matchups and outcomes.
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New York
UCLA
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Northwestern
Stanford
Bob McKeiver
John Brodie
Tennessee
Auburn
Purdue
Notre Dame
West Virginia
Virginia Tech
Florida
Wake Forest
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
LSU
Alabama
Maryland
North Carolina State
Clemson
North Carolina
Mississippi State
Memphis State
South Tech
Southern Methodist
Arkansas
Tulsa
Baylor
Houston
Texas
Tulane
North Texas State
Oklahoma State
Arizona State
Idaho
Pittsburgh
Oregon
College of Pacific
Fresno State
California
Washington State
Wyoming
Montana
Bowling Scores ROYAL LEAGUE Summary of top players and team scores
Redick Grocery leads with high 191 single and high 440 series. Sunrise Dalry and Davis Paint showcase strong 206 560 and 222 572. Wassmer's and Wright Studio post notable 185 and 211 games with 463 and 611 series respectively. Knights of Columbus and Bundy Insurance display solid marks, while Briscoe Drugs and Moore Chevrolet post consistent scores.
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Redick Grocery
B. Redick
R. D. Redick
Sunrise Dalry
Bryant
Davis Paint
Cox
Wassmer's
Robbins
McFadden
Wright Studio
Jackson
Christie
Goodyear
Davis
Knights of Columbus
Akers
Bundy Insurance
Lewin
Briscoe Drugs
Bettie
Moore Chevrolet
Harrison
Quenemo crushes Carbondale 46 to 12 in six man game
Quenemo jumped out to a big first half lead and rolled past Carbondale 46 to 12 in a six man contest. Bob Spencer opened scoring with a 17 yard TD run, followed by Hal Logan and Jerry Yockey scoring in the third, with Logan finishing with another 13 yard TD. Carbondale answered with late TDs as both teams missed extra points.
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Carbondale
Quenemo
Bob Spencer
Mike Logan
Hal Logan
Jerry Yockey
Bob Gillette
Bob Knight
Tiny Grid Star on TV Saturday
Northwestern halfback Bob McKeiver, a 5 foot 4½ inch, 160-poundish star, headlines a nationally televised matchup with Stanford Saturday. The versatile junior ranked Big Ten in rushing last season with 592 yards and 5.2-yard average, plus 38 points, 4 touchdowns, 11 extra points, 1 field goal, 14 receptions for 171 yards, and a 39.6-yard punting average as Northwestern went 4-4-1.
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Evanston
Ill
Bobby McKeiver
Northwestern
Stanford
McKeiver
Big Ten
Exclusion of Black Players From Houston High Football
In Houston Texas a new policy bars Black athletes from playing high school football against whites this year at the city stadiums. The rule, urged by several principals, aims to keep football segregated despite integration. Officials offer no comment.
Torrington Generators Fail During Power Outage Test
Torrington officials tested gas driven standby water pumps but could not start the generators when power failed. The gasoline supply had been exhausted during prior tests, leaving pumps unable to operate.
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Torrington
Wyo
Major League Standings Wednesday Schedule and Results
Major league schedule includes Boston at Washington and Baltimore at New York with listed pitchers. Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland at Kansas City also on tap. St Louis at Milwaukee and Chicago at Cincinnati feature noted hurlers. Tuesday results show Philadelphia routed New York and Brooklyn blanked Pittsburgh. Den ver Jeans beat Buffalo 3-0 in AA play.
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Boston
Washington
Brewer
Stokes
Baltimore
New York
Johnson
O'Dell
Larsen
Cicotte
Detroit
Chicago
Lary
Latham
Cleveland
Kansas City
Narleski
Gorman
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Mizell
Buh
Cincinnati
Drabowsky
Hook
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
W. L Pet
New York Caeseesneess
Seaoeenee
Baithmore Beesenes
Cleveland Wee
S.sessee
Pet
Seeermas
Wee
New York Cccceegecess
Pittsburgh Sereneeenees
Chicago Vieseeseavave
Air Force grid delay eyed by academy official
DENVER Col George Simler athletic director of the U S Air Force Academy said delaying a move to big time football could extend to at least a year He will decide after watching the Air Force Falcons in games against Occidental and Detroit whether 1958 contests with Tulane Stanford and Iowa should be cancelled He cited the UCLA loss seven days earlier as not the reason noting limited practice time and the need to prepare the squad better He added future plans may include twice daily workouts to meet larger program standards and pledged to consider fans schools and self obligations in scheduling actions
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Denver
U.S. Air Force Academy
George Simler
Simler
AFA Falcons
Occidental
Detroit
Tulane
Stanford
Iowa
UCLA
Col. Simler
Haskell Wings Ottawa High 13 7 In Key Conference Game
Haskell Institute defeated Ottawa High School 13 to 7 on their field. Ottawa led 7-0 after Richard Collins ran in for a touchdown but Haskell answered with a Gouge kickoff return and a late third quarter score by John Jones. Franklin Jacobs converted for the extra point as Haskell held off Ottawa’s late drive despite several scoring chances.
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Haskell Institute
Ottawa High School Cyclones
Haskell
Ottawa
Richard Collins
Bruce Bundy
John Jones
Franklin Jacobs
Richmond Wins Baseball Crown
Richmond routs Lane 21 to 0 to win the Franklin County Fall Baseball tournament final. Jim Ferguson pitched a no hit no run game with 17 strikeouts as Richmond dominated with 15 hits. Jim Brock led Richmond with three hits while Lane pitcher Wheeler allowed the early runs and the late onslaught.
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Richmond
Jim Ferguson
Lane
Franklin County
Ferguson
Wheeler
Jim Brock
Cubs
Cece S Ae
la Follette
Wilson
Football Swing Into High Gear in Ottawa Local News
Ottawa University Braves prepare for their first home game of the year against Friends University while Ottawa High School Varsity readies for Friday at Argentine. A Pittsburg game review showed a disputed motion before kickoff and viewers noted water spray on tackles. The Lion's Midget Football League fueled grabby talk after league consent slips went home with 5th and 6th graders.
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Braves
Ottawa University
Bill Boucek
Boucek
Dick Maack
Wichita
Dave Owen
Overland Park
Bob F. Knight
Horton
Nick Gangwish
Shelton
Neb
Ottawa
Ottawa University Braves
Friends University of Wichita
Ottawa’ High School
Argentine
Lawrence
Haskell Institute Indians
John Giger
Cyclones
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Cook Field
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Giger
Jaycees
Jewell
Tiny Disselhoff
Tiny
Lion’s
Bowling Bits Weekly Bowling Standouts and Records
Monday through Thursday league results highlight top scores and key splits. Susie Wolgast set a high 265 single and 636 series for Peoples National Bank, while the Unique team posted a season high 2269 three game series led by Eloise Hughes and Mick Ainsworth.
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Eloise Hughes
Unique
Mick Ainsworth
Mick
Helen Carey
KOFC
Wilma Thompson
Virginia Hoggman
Sheila Ferguson
Betty
Maloney
Eloise
Peoples National Bank
Myra Smay
Wilma Durbin
Doris White
Virginia Hoffman
Susie Wolgast
Maxine Lewis
Bonds
Wynona Hayward
Miller Construction
Helen Wenthe
Budges
Wilma Duethman
Towner
Mann- Bell
Regina Martin
Velma Foster
Akins Has Broken Hand in Atlantic City Bout
Virgil Akins of St. Louis, a middleweight contender, broke a bone in his left hand during a bout with veteran Gil Turner last week in Atlantic City. Manager Eddie Yawitz said x-rays confirmed the fracture and that the injured hand, his most effective weapon, is nearly useless until it mends. a return bout may be planned after recovery.
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ST. Louis
Virgil Akins
Gil Turner
Atlantic City
Virgil
Eddie Yawitz
Yawitz
German Aims For Upset In Detroit Heavyweight Bout
German heavyweight Willi Besmanoff stands taller and longer against Yvon Durelle in a 10 round national TV fight at Olympia Stadium Detroit The bout May decide if Durelle can challenge Archie Moore for the light heavyweight title while Durelle’s background includes three fishing boats in Baie Ste Anne and a long claiming career behind him
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Detroit
Willi Besmanoff
Yvon Durelle
Olympia Stadium
Durelle
Baie Ste. Anne
New Brunswick
Besmanoff
ABC
Tony Anthony
Archie Moore
Bears Beat Bisons 16 5 In World Series Opener
Denver Bears dominate Buffalo Bisons 16 to 5 in the best of seven Little World Series opener. 11 858 fans watched as Denver routed five Buffalo pitchers for 13 hits including seven for extra bases over a three hour game. Jim Pisoni hit a two run homer and Norm Siebern added a round tripper in the sixth.
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Denver
Buffalo Bisons
Bears
Jim Pisoni
Norm Siebern
American Assn
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