Oklahoma Holds Grid Poll Lead Over Tennessee
Oklahoma leads the Associated Press college football poll with 81 first place votes and 1,448 points, ahead of Tennessee with 49 first place votes and 1,359 points. Iowa State and Georgia Tech follow among the top contenders as the Sooners seek a 40th straight win and a repeat national title.
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University Freshmen Hoop Schedule Revealed
Morgantown special reports a 17 game freshman basketball schedule for West Virginia University announced by Athletic Director Robert W. Brown. Home games include Wheeling College Westminster Fairmont Greenbrier Military School Potomac State and more with several away contests against Pitt Ohio University and others. The roster lists Akers Duffy Goode Jacobs Posch Reiss Ritchie Turner Warren West and Jerry West among the players.
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Record pace in Melbourne as U S rows to Olympic medals
Morrow and Certer set a record pace as America claims five more Olympic golds in Melbourne. Yale eight wins to cap a strong day as the U S dominates rowing events including doubles and fours with coxswain and the single sculls disappointment with Jack Kelly Jr.
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Marciano and Louis Predict Moore to Beat Patterson
Former heavyweight champions Rocky Marciano and Joe Louis, in New Orleans for a welterweight bout, say Archie Moore has the best chance to win the heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson. Marciano, acting as referee, and Louis, a corner helper for Burrow, forecast a close 15 round title fight with Moore likely prevailing on power and experience amid the Dupas versus Burrow card.
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Deaf Coach Bullock Leads Romney Lions to Seven and One Season
Gil Donyj Bullock coaches the Romney State School for Deaf football team, all players deaf. The Lions posted a 7-1 season with 301 points for and 69 against, relying on hand signals and silent demonstrations.
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