Retiring Lou Little Faces Last USC Chance Against Army
Lou Little of Columbia retires after 27 seasons as coach as Army battles USC in a pivotal game. Arnett, limited by PCC eligibility rulings, stars for USC in his final college appearance. Clemson upends South Carolina. Orange Bowl hopes shift as ACC race tightens. Oklahoma A&M and Kansas meet amid Notre Dame clash drawing TV focus.
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Landy weighs Olympic entry as trials ban lifts
With under a month before the Melbourne Games Landy contends whether to enter after heel injuries and a long layoff. He remains named to the team for 1300 and 5000 meters but trials were banned then lifted, allowing workouts but not international competition. The decision will hinge on upcoming trials and conditioning.
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Bahama Gonsalez Night TV Fight at Madison Square Garden
Two eager 23 year old middleweights Jm Bahama and Tex Gonzalez meet at Madison Square Garden to push into the top 10. Bahama, a 3-1 favorite, carries a 234 fight streak and a 40 52 13 KO record with a rare loss since 1933. Gonzalez is 23 1 with 2 KOs and a claim of superior punching power despite a 23 1 record. NBC will televise at 9 p.m. EST.
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Dodgers executive on Japanese players potential calibers
A Brooklyn Dodgers vice president said Japanese players look impressive but not major league caliber yet. He cited Horiuchi as a notable 21 year old, noting age and savvy. No offers have been made, though Dodgers remain open to future possibilities.
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Stengel Named AL Manager of Year in AP Poll
In Glendale California Casey Stengel won the American League Manager of the Year in the Associated Press poll with 164 of 207 votes. rival Paul Richards of the Orioles trailed, while other managers and reporters tallied a wide range of votes from cities including Cleveland Boston and Los Angeles.
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Dodgers Tie 3-3 With Japan Stars In Tokyo Exhibition
Dodgers tied the Kanto All-Stars 3 3 after nine innings in Mito Japan as 20 000 fans cheered. Duke Snider hit his second homer of the trip with Pee Wee Reese on base. Dodgers left by train 1 hour 20 minutes after the game due to a tight schedule.
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Al Lopez Most Likely To Replace Marion As Sox Boss
Chicago rumors focus on Al Lopez as the leading candidate to replace Marty Marion as Chicago White Sox manager after Marion resigned following a contract dispute. Comiskey and Sox brass, and several coaches, awaited Lopez’s possible appointment.
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Moore Patterson bout eyed at 150000 each in Chicago
Boxing officials estimate Archie Moore and Floyd Patterson will each receive about 150000 for their heavyweight title bout scheduled for November 20 at Chicago Stadium. International Boxing Club president Jim Norris announced the figures after contract signings. The stadium could set an indoor gate record of about 471000 if all 20015 seats sell, surpassing the 1947 Tony Zale Rocky Graziano fight. Ticket prices range from 5 to 20 dollars.
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