Trojan Upset Falls Short in Coliseum Rout
Oregon State defeated USC 14 to 0 at the Coliseum as Beavers' balanced ground game and two second half drives overwhelmed the Trojans. Coach John McKay labeled the effort lackluster while Oregon State's Tommy Prothro deployed a pioneering in-press-box coaching approach. Don Kasso led the Beavers with 89 yards rushing, and Terry Baker directed the offense with a 71-yard, 10-play drive.
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Groza Ends Browns Playing Career After 14 Years
Lou Groza, 36, Brian Groza bows out with 1,001 NFL points and a Reds? No, Browns legend departs as player and joins scouting staff. Coach Paul Brown confirms Groza will aid Paul Bixler while Groza begins a new phase with the Browns.
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Athlete career totals and scoring milestones noted
The player totaled 512 points across two leagues, with 161 field goals from 300 attempts over a 14 year span, missing only 17 attempts. The summary highlights scoring efficiency and longevity in professional play.
Unclear Football Scores From Fragmented OCR
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Southwest Tourney Sparks Local Tennis and Auto Racing
County faces Po Tennis in a Southwest Tourney as L.A. hosts all day events. Fanibal and TUEI clash with PHisburph in college action. Stock cars race at Saugus with Nadiwn event. Wom CRA brings big cars to Ascol with 8:20 pm start.
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Warren Spahn tops 20 wins in stormy season start
Warren Spahn pitched a near no hitter to reach 20 victories, guiding Milwaukee’s Braves to a 4-0 win over Philadelphia and moving into second in the NL race. The veteran lefty, 29, joins a select group with 20-win seasons, while Pirates and Cardinals games shifted standings. Spahn’s line: nine losses, 15 wins, two walks as he neared a perfect game mark in a historic season.
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Alston Calls Drysdale a 20-Gamer
In Chicago Walter Alston hails Don Drysdale as a 20-game winner though his official record sits at 14-13 in a 5-4 Dodgers win over the Cubs. Drysdale left after seventh given two unearned runs tied the game. Sherry won in relief, extending Drysdale’s mythic status against rival Vern Law.
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Yanks Get Big Boost From Ford
Whitey Ford still heads the Yankees in the pennant race as he hurled seven hits and 834 innings in a 4-2 win over the Orioles. Bobby Shantz nailed down the final out after Ford tired, with Stengel noting the risk of a home run as Baltimore threatened. Orioles manager Paul Richards urged his pitchers to keep going and stay confident for a late surge.
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