Quarterback Shuttle Upsets Lions as 49ers Romp In NFL
San Francisco coach Red Hickey directs a new play strategy sending in a different quarterback for each snap. John Brodie Bill Kilmer and John Waters were rotated to fit each play. The 49ers defeated Detroit 49-0, leaving both teams at 2-1 and mixing up early-season standings.
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New Cleveland Manager to Be Named Today
The Cleveland Indians will unveil a new manager at 11 am EDT in a press conference led by general manager Gabe Paul. The successor replaces Jimmy Dykes, fired Sunday before the season finale against the Los Angeles Angels on the West Coast.
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IL To Discuss Franchise Shifts
New York IL board of governors meets to consider moving one or two teams. Jersey City Jerseys and Charleston Marlins seen as likely to relocate next season. President Tommy Richardson may seek a new three year contract after one year.
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Mount Hope QB Otha Payne Sparks 19-13 Win Over Hinton
Mount Hope quarterback Otha Payne rushed around left end for the first score in a 19-13 Saturday night victory over the Hinton Bobcats as Hinton tacklers were unable to stop him.
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Passing Chief Weapon For Hi School Teams
West Virginia high school football reaches the halfway mark as teams rely on the pass. Sophomore John Retton led Fairview to a 26-14 victory over Farmington with 282 passing yards and two touchdowns, while Jim Sypult boosted Fairmont East to a 38-0 win over Mannington. Other notable results include Wayne’s 26-20 win over Seth and New Martinsville’s 51-14 triumph over Paden City with three aerial scores.
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WVU Coach Sees Hope After Syracuse Setback
WVU coach Gene Corum believes the Mountaineers can win next game if they play like they did against Syracuse. He praises resilience and practice, notes Colvard’s leadership despite a broken nose, and cites Syracuse quarterback Sarette’s three TD passes as a key factor in the loss.
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Yankees Have Too Much Power Says Okey Mills
Okey Mills favors the Yankees to win the World Series over the Reds citing Yankee power and experience. He notes Mantle and Maris as key threats and says Crosley Field could favor the Yankees due to their home power. He gives Cincinnati a defensive edge and praises Mills predicts the series lasts six or seven games.
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Sophia Lit tle League Meeting Sets Officer Election
All managers and league personnel are urged to attend in Mason Lowry's office at 6 30 tonight in Sophia. President Albert Veneri says officer elections will be held for the coming year. Mullens and Williamson face Magnolia. Williamstown meets Wahama. defending A champ. Winfield moves up to play Buffalo of Wayne.
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Football Player John Zola Dies at 20
Philadelphia report states Lebanon Valley College halfback John Zola, 20, died at Presbyterian Hospital after collapsing with a severe headache during a football game and being admitted Saturday. He had been in hospital since.
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Raiders Upset Broncos 33-19 Highlight Weekend NFL Action
Oakland Raiders defeated the Denver Broncos 33 to 19 in a Sunday game. The Dallas Texans topped the Houston Oilers 26 to 21, and the New York Titans beat the Boston Patriots 37 to 30 to hold the Eastern Division lead. The San Diego Chargers extended their win streak with a 19 to 11 victory over the Buffalo Bills.
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West Virginia Conference Grid Clash Sets Weekend Stage
Billy Connors leads Salem against Willie Wood and Wesleyan in Clarksburg as Salem seeks to tighten second place in the eastern division while Wesleyan sits atop the western. Other results include Glenville’s 20-13 win over Concord and West Liberty’s 21-0 over West Virginia Tech as the standings tighten.
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College Roundup: Major Upsets Hint at Open Title Race
College football action featured Missouri beating Minnesota 6-0 in snow and rain, Washington toppling Illinois 20-7, Stanford defeating Oregon State 30, and Vanderbilt shocking Georgia 21-0. Other reversals included Texas Christian and Wyoming draws, with Notre Dame, Michigan and Army among notable winners. Next weekend lines up Navy vs. Tennessee in the Orange Bowl and several top clashes across the country.
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Johnson Claims West Virginia's First Lefthanded Golf Title
Bob Johnson of Charleston won WV's inaugural lefthanded golf championship at Glenville Country Club with a two over par 74 to finish 143 total. He led Andy D Antoni of Huntington by 11 strokes, after opening with a 69. H T Hammond of Williamson was third at 166. J R Smith of Huntington led flight one with 172. Friedberg Williamson and R P Atkins Hinton tied with 198 in flight two.
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