Multiple Attack Of Wolfpack Has W.V.U. Worried
Morgantown West Virginia University braces for NC State as the Wolfpack offense faces WVU in their final home game. WVU trainer Whitey Gwynne expects halfback Bobby Moss to return from injury for the matchup. The Mountaineers, coming off wins over Fordham and William and Mary, host NC State after last season’s 61 0 defeat. West Virginia’s season includes Nov 27 at Virginia. George Marinkov Don Langston and Eddie West lead NC State’s attack with West’s 17 of 29 for 213 yards against Maryland in a 42 14 loss.
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Eidam Named Back of Week for SMU
SMU halfback Frank Eidam earned The Associated Press Back of the Week after a 163 rushing yards and all three touchdowns in SMU’s 21-14 Southwest Conference win over Arkansas. The Port Arthur, Texas native dominated on offense and defense, outshining peers from Maryland to Southern California.
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Carter to regain lightweight title in South San Francisco fight
Jimmy Carter, 30 years in boxing, challenges Paddy DeMarco tonight at Cow Palace in a 15 round bid to recapture the world 135 pound title. The bout, a CBS coast to coast telecast at 10 p.m. EST, pits the two top lightweights in a repeat of last March 5 upset in New York. DeMarco trained hard and predicts a win by decision. Carter expects a decisive victory or knockout.
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Wyant Named Player of Week In 5. C. Again
West Virginia quarterback Freddy Wyant, a Weston, West Virginia native, was named the Southern Conference football Player of the Week for the second time this season after leading the Mountaineers to a 20 6 victory over William and Mary in Williamsburg. Wyant scored all three touchdowns, totaled 61 rushing yards on 16 carries, and added 34 passing yards.
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Nasrullah Sires Jump Start at Keeneland and Saratoga
In Paris Kentucky AP News notes Nasrullah has become a leading sire as three of his sons and a daughter sold for 201 500 at Keeneland and Saratoga. Bred in England by Aga Khan he came to Claiborne Farm in 1951. Successful progeny include Noor Never Say Die and Blue Ruler. Hancock and others report strong demand for Nasrullah offspring while Derby prospects loom at Churchill Downs.
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Fights and Sail Championship Highlight Readouts
A report from the Associated Press lists boxing results from cities including Salt Lake City Chicago and Washington with notable outcomes such as Rex Layne decision over Bill Boatsman and Gene Smith stopping Pablo Martin ez. It notes Boatsman was disqualified in round seven and the North American sailing championship being held by 19 year old Loyola freshman Gene Walet of New Orleans with a Lightning Class sloop.
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Baltimore Bullets face 48 hour funds drive risk NBA dissolution
New York report says the Baltimore Bullets were given 48 hours to raise cash or be dissolved by the NBA. Maurice Podoloff and co-owner John Knox worked late as the team seeks funds possibly from Pimlico interests. Al Bathelme remains hopeful the club will stay in Baltimore despite losses and coach changes. The Bullets won 110-107 over the Knicks, setting a Madison Square Garden team total record.
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Beasley Sees Slump In Tennis Tactics
New York columnist rounds veteran Mercer Beasley after Tony Trabert’s loss to Don Candy in Sydney. Beasley laments loss of thinking on court, praises early American coaches, and warns the sport must draw from public parks for future talent. He questions U S prospects in the Davis Cup ties in Brisbane and Sydney.
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Weill Opposes Ban on Return Clause in Fights
Weill, manager of Rocky Marciano, rejects the World Boxing Championship Committee ban on return bout clauses in title fight contracts. He says he will set terms if a title fight occurs without a return clause, stressing he follows New York rules but cannot accept the ruling. Weill dissented from the committee, which was created to standardize championships.
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