Jim Brown as a Black Athlete and Public Figure
A 1958 profile discusses Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browns as a striking athlete and public figure. It notes his NFL MVP honor, comments on race and prejudice, and compares his stance to Jackie Robinson’s, while critiquing Brown's role as a spokesperson for Black athletes and the broader racial issue in sports.
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Substitution Rule Stirring Up College Football Debate
New York reports confusion as college football rulesmakers debate a new substitution rule. Critics say the change, allowing unlimited substitutions when the clock is stopped, risks stalling play and harming the game's image. Fans and officials urge clearer guidelines to avoid game delays and tactical stalling.
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Penn State Back Files Knee Injury
Penn State back Tim Montgomery will be out for a week and possibly longer with a knee injury suffered in the UCLA game. The Nittany Lions, coming off two losses, also list defensive tackle John Deitert out for one more game, and Jerry Saniusky and Bill Uher nursing knee and bruise issues as they prepare for a home matchup with Yale.
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Pitt Coach Claims Late Flag Cost Panthers TD Against Oregon
Pitt assistant Gill Kalidon says a late fourth quarter flag wiped out a 96 yard interception return that would have given Pitt a touchdown in the Oregon game. The coach says the official caused a crucial penalty after review finds the play, prompting backlash from Panthers supporters.
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Amick Eyes Fast Track Debut at Peach State 260
Red Amick predicts faster speeds at Atlanta International Raceway as ALR officials prepare a Peach State 260 event. He notes banked surface and backstretch winds affecting cars while aiming for a high 150 mph practice pace and a potential major yearly open cockpit race in the South.
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It's Always High Noon For U S In Track And Field
A VESSA OWENS era piece assesses U S prospects in international track and field. It predicts our teams will dominate sprints and shorter distances while noting room for improvement in longer events and the chance of medals at the upcoming Olympics. It highlights athletes Glenn Cunningham Henry Carr Bob Hayes and others as hopefuls with strategic expectations.
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Navy Fullback Modest Until He Has The Ball
Navy fullback Pat Donnelly earns praise from Navy and Jets coachs, with teammate Roger Staubach calling him unselfish and versatile. He averages 4.7 yards per carry, starred in Navy Army game with three touchdowns, and could challenge All America as a key back for Navy.
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Longhorns Top USC In Initial 1964 UPI College Football Ranking
Texas holds No 4 in the first 1964 UPI coaches poll, with USC in front of the Longhorns. Notre Dame Ohio State Michigan Army return to the top 10. Alabama Navy Notre Dame Auburn Michigan and Army also rank. Nebraska Kentucky Washington UCLA Georgia Tech Syracuse Northwestern LSU and Florida follow in the second tier.
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Sister Believes Reds Won’t Fold
New York telegram reports Cleit Sis ter, hoarse but determined, plans a phone call to the Cincinnati Reds manager replacement, asserting belief in a comeback. He names players like Frank Robinson Vere Pin John Edwards Joe Jay and Wim O’Tonka while acknowledging a tough week ahead and conceding he may falter without support.
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Major Amos forecasts big upset in college football picks
Amos Aids Dream column lists forecasted upsets and scores for major games. Includes predictions for Northwestern over Illinois, Texas over Arkansas, Wisconsin over Ohio State, and other regional matchups with a mix of names and provisional scores, reflecting a period newspaper sports desk style.
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Sugar Ray Struggles To Take Title Raise In Paris Bout
Paris crowds watched Sugar Ray Robinson, the longtime welter and middleweight champion, make a comeback bid against Yoland Li ve. Referee Castellano ruled on a controversial split decision as Robinson pressed for a title shot, sustaining a cut but displaying grit in a 9th round exchange.
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Weekend College Football Scores Big Weekend Showdown
A sprawling list of Saturday football results across East, Midwest, Southwest and West. Key outcomes include Army 19 over Boston College 13, Navy 35 over Wa Mary 6, Alabama 38 over Tulane 6, Florida 16 over Mississippi State 0, and Arizona State 34 over Washington State 21. Multiple minor games feature varied margins and notable upsets across conferences with many teams posting double-digit wins or losses.
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Ironmen Rally Narrowly Miss Eastern Division Lead
Wheeling defeated the Warriors 47-26 on home turf to stay within one game of the Eastern Division lead. Quarterback Ryan Tonic threw two touchdown passes to lift the Ironmen with Sam Mand and Jonah Gruiner recording scoring receptions. Clyde Thomas rushed for 46 yards on 16 carries including a 39 yard fourth down scamper. Charleston maintained its division advantage.
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