Ewbank Seeks Winning Jets Start After Baltimore Glory
Weeb Ewbank faces a rebuilding Jets task after leaving Baltimore where he set world championships. He cites defense, the offensive line, and pass protection as keys, notes new players like Snell, Wilson, Lawson, Baker and Turner, and defends QB Dick Wood amid praise for the Jets’ revived culture at Shea Stadium.
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Harry Grayson
Shea Stadium
Baltimore
Ewbank
Weeb
Denver Broncos
Endbank
San Diego Chargers
Colts
Titans
Polo Grounds
Jets
Matt Snell
Karry Philbin
Bert Wilder
Ralph Baker
Penn State
Vince Turner
Alphonzo Lawson
Mike Taliaferro
Illinois
Dick Wood
Jim Turner
Denver
Wahoo McDaniel
Sam Huff
Gordy Holt
Sam DeLuca
DeLuca
Brooklyn
San Diego
Wood
George Shaw
Johnny Unitas
Ichabod
Hoople Predicts Major Upsets This Saturday
Hoople predicts a slate of shocks in college football with wind oddities and upset chances. The column lists anticipated scores for Air Force over Michigan and Kentucky over Mississippi, plus Ohio U over Purdue and numerous other matchups.
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Cicero Zlobotny
Zlobotny
Central Plains
Air Force
Michigan
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Kentucky Wildcats
Mississippi
Jackson
Ohio U
Purdue
Arkansas
Tulsa
Army
Boston College
Auburn
Tennessee
Washington
Baylor
Illinois
California
Oregon State
Colorado
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Virginia
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Florida State
Florida
Mississippi SM
Georgia Tech
Miami
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Georgia
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Texas A&m
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Syracuse
Kansas
Kentucky
Rice
L.S.U
Carolina
Maryland
Michigan St
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Ohio State
S.M.U
Oklahoma
Southern Cal
Pittsburgh
Oregon
U.C.L.A
Penn State
Texas
Texas Tech
Alabama
Tulane
Panch to race Old Dominion 500 at Martinsville
Martinsville VA will host the fifth Old Dominion 500 on Sept 27 with Marvin Panch returning after a virus showed him sidelined at Darlington. He will drive a Ford with Glen Wood, aiming for a third consecutive Old Dominion win for the model amid a star-studded 40-car field. The event features Richard Petty leading a strong Plymouth contingent and Buck Baker heading a Dodge challenge. Qualifying starts Sept 25 with 20 starting spots set by time trials, the rest by a 20-lap race on Sept 26 along with two 15-lap and a 50-lap modified sportsman events.
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Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
Martinsville Speedway
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Glen Wood
Freddie Lorenzen
Ford
Nelson Stacy
Lorenzen
Ned Jarrett
Junior Johnson
Bobby Johns
Richard Petty
Paul Goldsmith
Jim Pardue
Jim Paschal
Buck Baker
Baker
Bobby Isaac
A. J. Foyt
Daytona
David Pearson
Earl Balmer
Stacy
Mountaineers Set to Face Citadel After Richmond Win
West Virginia shakes off Richmond 20 10 as Eddie Pastilong and Homer Criddle spark the offense. Pastilong passes for one TD and two extra points, Criddle hauls in a 60 yard score, while Bob Dunlevy and Don Young anchor the defense. Citadel visit Mountaineer Field for second straight league test with lingering concerns about fullback Dick Leftridge and kicker Doug Stanley stepping in after Chuck Kinder’s injury.
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Richmond
Citadel
Rice
Virginia Tech
Penn State H. C
Kentucky
Washington
Wém
Syracuse
Dick Lottidge
Homer Criddie
Homer Criddle
Dunlevy
Leftridge Ae
Karl Bush
Pat PG
Dick Leftridge
Eddie Pastilong
Chuck Kinder
Doug Stanley
Yds
L.G
Richie Martha
Morgantown
Eddie Pastiling
West Virginia Mountaineers
Gene Corum
Mountaineers
Mountaineer
West Virgiinia
Pastilong
Criddle
Bob Dunlevy
Don Young
Corum
Stanley
Kinder Injured Prompts Kicking Replacements at WVU
Morgantown reports Chuck Kinder sustained a broken leg in the season opener leaving West Virginia to prepare replacements for punting and kicking duties. Sophomore Doug Stanley handled punting, while Pat Buratti emerges as the likely successor to Kinder's placekicking role for The Citadel game.
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Chuck Kinder
West Virginia
Mountaineers
Kinder
Gene Corum
Corum
Richmond
Doug Stanley
Milt Clegg
Dick Leftridge
Pat Buratti
Citadel
Mountaineer Field
Buratti
Ohio U
Flying Eagles and Stratton Face Home Stadium Tests This Week
The Woodrow Wilson Flying Eagles host Charleston Mountain Lions seeking revival after a 13-0 loss to Huntington. Stratton travels to Kimball as part of a busy Friday with Bluefield Big Creek, Trap Hill, and Stoco games shaping the Wyoming County and ACL schedules.
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Charleston Mountain Lions
Mullens
Parkersburg
Big Reds
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Huntington Pony Express
Mountain Lions
Seth
South Charleston
Oak Hill Red Devils
Princeton Tigers
Oak Hill
East Bank
Red Devils
Bluefield
Big Creek
Raleigh County
Trap Hill
Marsh Fork
Stratton
AAA
Wildcats
Donald Manning
Stratton Bulldogs
Kimball
Sophia
Stoco
Shady Spring
Blue Hawks
Clear Fork
Indians
Hinton
Stoce
Australian Coach Goes All Out In Tennis Win
Australian captain Harry Hopman enforces a press ban as Australia aims to reclaim the Davis Cup. Team stars Roy Emerson Fred Stolle John Newcombe and Tony Roche are strong favorites for the Sept 25 27 challenge round in Cleveland. Emerson, a top amateur, voices calm readiness while Stolle shows uneven form. Hopman insists on controlled commentary to keep focus ahead of the cup.
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Newcombe
Cleveland
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Mexico
Sweden
Emerson
America
Gardnar Mulloy
Ralston
McIntyre Seeks Double Crown in British Women Amateurs
Barbara McIntyre of Colorado Springs and Peggy Conley head a field in Sandwich England as the British Women’s Amateur enters second rounds. McIntyre, American champion, could become the first woman in 28 years to win both crowns in one year. she draws Catherine Lacoste in the afternoon. Conley, a Spokane high school senior and Curtis Cup standout, faces Mrs. Richard Dennison-Pender in round one and Ruth Porter in round three, with several other Americans in the 73 par, 6107 yard event.
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England
UPI
Barbara McIntyre
Colorado Springs
Peggy Conley
Miss McIntyre
Catherine Lacoste
France
Miss Conley
Spokane
Wash
Porthcawl
Richard Dennison-Pender
Ruth Porter
Syracuse Coach and Army Coach Squabble at Luncheon
A luncheon scene features Syracuse coach Ben Schwartzwalder and Army coach Paul Dietzel trading lines. Dietzel notes Syracuse sophomore back Floyd Little runs the 100 in 9.8 seconds, to which Schwartzwalder replies to drop the time to 9.7.
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Syracuse
Ben Schwartzwalder
Paul Dietzel
Army
Dietzel
Floyd Little
Honest Ben
Paul
Syracuse coach Floyd Walder Schwartz among top active college coaches
Syracuse University football coach Floyd Ben Schwartz Walder ranks 8th among active coaches with 80 plus wins in an annual survey. His record stands 119 wins 51 losses 2 ties for an 18 season tenure and a 69.8 percent winning rate.
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Syracuse University
Floyd
Ben) Schwartzwalder
Ben
Syracuse University shifts Nat Duckett to left halfback
Nathaniel Hawthorne Duckett, a 200-pound senior from Fountainville, Pa., is listed as Syracuse Universitys handyman back. He played fullback last spring and opened fall practice at right half. he is now moved to left halfback.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne Duckett
Fountainville
Syracuse University
Nat
Syracuse’s Schwartzwalder Near 100 Wins Milestone
Syracuse University football coach Floyd Ben Schwartzwalder has 94 wins with the Orange and needs six more to reach 100 at a single school, aiming for a century milestone in the 1964 season.
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Syracuse University
Floyd
Ben) Schwartzwalder
Ben
Syracuse
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