Spartans Favor Michigan State Over Notre Dame In Weekend Clash
New York UPI reports Michigan State, ranked second, is a seven point favorite to beat fifth ranked Notre Dame in a key early season showdown. Both teams won decisively last Saturday as Michigan State crushed Michigan 28 0 and Notre Dame routed Southern California 30 0 to move to 4 0. Other top games include Mississippi a 28 point favorite over Tulane and Texas a four point favorite over Arkansas. Navy also projected to beat Detroit by at least seven points on Friday.
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Blind Children Aid at Greyhound Races in Phoenix
The Phoenix Greyhound Park will donate proceeds from tonight’s program to the Light Conservation fund of the Lions Club. Twenty Phoenix area clubs will meet at the track and all profits from racing admissions salaries winning purses and concessions will go to charity. The track has donated over $50,000 on such nights in four years.
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Lewis Moves Into Rushing Tie for Arcadia
Arcadia right half back and quarterback Lewis moved into a tie for the district rushing lead with 128 yards against Prescott. He and teammate Granzow share 303 rushing yards, while Wright leads in passing with 450 yards. Coronado’s Francescutti tops scoring with 24 points as Arcadia hosts Scottsdale and Coronado hosts Prescott Friday night.
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Gridiron takes toll as equipment changes urged
UPI reports calls from coaches like Tom Nugent and John Bachman for safer football gear. They cite rising deaths this year due to hard helmets and shoulder pads and advocate yielding materials and better medical supervision.
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Michigan State Coach Daugherty Named Coach of the Week
Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State earned UPI college football coach of the week after the 28-0 win over Michigan propelled the Spartans to No. 2 in the national rankings. He credited his players and staff for staying focused despite praise and next to face Notre Dame.
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Bosox Schwall Named AL Rookie of the Year
Don Schwall of the Boston Red Sox was selected as the American League Rookie of the Year by UPI experts. The 6'6\" right-hander went 15-7 with 179 innings in 25 games after joining the club on May 21, despite Boston finishing sixth.
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Zuger Aims to Improve Passing Record Against Oregon State
Arizona State quarterback Joe Zuger enters the Oregon State game with a career passing average above 500 and a 93 of 183 showing. The Sun Devils, coming home for a key matchup, seek a major upset as Oregon State arrives Friday without a planned workout.
Angels Draft Three Players
The Los Angeles Angels announced the purchase of three minor league players. Catcher Larry Cutright and pitcher Al Neiger came from Buffalo of the International League, and first baseman outfielder Jim Mooring joined from Denver of the American Association.
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Spivey Leads Jets Past Saints In ABL Preseason
Bill Spivey joined the Los Angeles Jets earlier today and had 18 points and 12 rebounds as the Jets defeated the San Francisco Saints 125 to 98 in a full-strength preseason exhibition. Dan Swartz led scoring with 26 points.
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College grid picks favor Cats over Devils in San Francisco
UPI notes editors give picks for major games with many upsets and confidence in Washington over Stanford by ten points. USC over California favored after ND shellacking, plus several other college outcomes including Oregon over San Jose State and Arizona over New Mexico by wide margins.
Michigan Team Tops UPI Small College Poll
Northern Michigan moved to the top of the UPI small college football ratings with 200 points after earning fewer first place votes. Mississippi Southern had 191 points, Louisiana Tech 144, Texas A&I 134, and Fresno State 111 to round out the top five.
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Beavers Work On Pass Defense Ahead of ASU Clash
Oregon State drills on pass defense as they prep for Saturday’s game in Tempe against Arizona State. Coach Prothro notes ASU quarterback Joe Zuger and the Sun Devils’ passing attack as a key concern after Beavers showed weakness in pass defense earlier this season.
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Wildcats’ Eddie and Bobby pace Arizona football stats
Eddie Wilson and Bobby Lee Thompson lead Arizona in most categories as the Wildcats boast strong offense. Thompson tops rushing and receptions while Wilson directs passes and punts. Joe Hernandez shines in punt returns. Arizona aims to extend its four game 372 yard per game offense against New Mexico amid a band day crowd of about 3,000.
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Orioles Win and Colts Lose in Winter League Action
Baltimore edged the Giants 6 5 behind Dave McNally and Dave Vineyard while Chicago defeated the Colts 7 2. Don Altman took the loss for Houston as Houston and Baltimore remained near the league leaders with a later meeting in Scottsdale Stadium.
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