Hoople Foresees College Football Upsets On Nov 3
Major Amos B Hoople predicts a busy college football day with Notre Dame over Navy 20 19 in Philadelphia and Ohio State 34 Iowa 26 among other outcomes. He notes Northwestern over Indiana and lists scores for numerous matchups across regions.
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Beckley Midget Football Ends With South Victory and East Champion
South Beckley shutout North Beckley 15-0 at Van Meter Stadium ending the season. West Beckley edged Bowling Addition by 60, while East Beckley finished undefeated 6-0-2 after a scoreless first quarter. Freddy Tagg scored from one yard and Eddie White added the extra point.
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Kay Dees Lead In Wednesday Night Mixed League
The Kay-Dees moved one game ahead in the Wednesday Night Mixed League at Bowl Wick after a win over the Happees. Jim Kirk led the Dee scorers with a 213 game and 527 series, while Ned Ragland led M-T-R's to victory with 720-588 overall.
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San Francisco stars Mays and Cepeda face sick call tests
Prominent Giants stars Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda head to Mount Zion Hospital for routine tests. Cepeda seeks clarification on a possible cataract in his right eye while Mays undergoes a battery of tests after feeling run down late in the season.
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Western Michigan blanked Marshall 42 to 0 in Huntington
Western Michigan stymied Marshall as Bob Hamlin completed seven of 27 passes for 69 yards with four interceptions. Broncos coach Merle Schlosser credited tight coverage and a defensive plan that produced multiple takeaways in the lopsided game.
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NCAA Seeks Peaceful Settlement With AAU Before 1964 Olympics
The NCAA expects a peaceful settlement with the AAU before the 1964 Tokyo Games. Walter Byers says right will triumph as the NCAA urges member colleges to withdraw from the AAU until it adopts a more cooperative stance. A nine-man panel from the U S Olympic Committee will study the dispute alongside NCAA recommendations on eligibility and development rules.
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Cooper Won f Fight List on Cooper Won f Fight List on LONDON
Jim Wicks, manager of Henry Cooper, says Liston is off the table for any price. Cooper trains for a London title defense against Dick Richardson on Nov 13. Wicks hints a future bout with Johansson or Patterson if Cooper prevails, but Liston is ruled out.
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Rigney Named AL Manager of the Year by UPI
Bill Rigney of the Los Angeles Angels was chosen as the American League Manager of the Year by UPI, taking 21 of 94 votes. Sam Mele of the Minnesota Twins received three votes as the Angels, in only their second season, finished third, 10 games behind the Yankees.
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Army Remains No 1 In Lambert Trophy Race
Army holds the top spot in the Lambert Trophy voting after a 140 victory over George Washington. Dietzel's cadets led with five first place votes from coaches writers and broadcasters, giving Army a 9.6 rating while Penn State 9.2 Navy 7.5 follow in the top rankings.
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Roger Kochman Top All Time Opponent for Syracuse
SYRACUSE N Y NEA says Roger Kochman of Penn State would be a unanimous choice on an all time all opponent team. As a sophomore he scored two touchdowns on long gains against the Orange and racked 100 plus yards rushing. As a junior he scored once and drew over 100 yards against Ben Schwartzwalder’s club. In his senior game he scored twice and gained 88 yards.
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Peepers Corner Field Goal Returns Victory for WWHS
Woodrow Wilson edged Logan 10 7 as Freddy Lewis a sophomore booted a 24 yard field goal midway in the second period the margin of victory. Lewis shows promise and may improve his accuracy with more attempts.
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