Eagles Top Giants With Balanced Attack In Minneapolis Test
Plimpton and Plum led a scoring drive parade with 76 and 15 yard passes to Bob Mitchell and a 12 yard score to Easton Carpenter. Brocklin connected on 29 and 22 yard completions to Tommy McDonald as Philadelphia defeated the Eagles in a late test at Minneapolis. Jim N. and Bill Nes added late scores while Pellegrini and Weber pressured the defense on Roach passes.
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FegCats View In Monterey's Sports Car Race
Monterey Calif UPI Pat Pigott guided his Lotus XV through a dense crowd to the featured Lejon Trophy in the 10th Pebble Beach race. The event ran at 1 30 p m with some races run headlights on. Masserati Ferrari and Porsche entries posted notable speeds and finishes as Emil Pardee led Modified class in a Porsche 718.
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Norman Back Named Big Five Back of the Week
Stanford quarterback Dick Norman was named Big Five Back of the Week after scoring against Wisconsin. He became the league’s first two time honoree this season and was cited for two touchdowns and a 25 yard run.
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Huskies Rally Upset Oregon Thriller In Pac Ten
Washington moves to 5-1 in a dramatic comeback over Oregon 13-12 as Bob Schloredt stars with a kickoff return, reception TD, and interception. Stanford falls to USC 24-20 while California bows in a close finish amid Rose Bowl talk.
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Football results wrap of college games across conferences
A sweep of college football scores shows West New Mexico routing Montana 55 14 and Southern California edging Stanford 30 28. Other results include Oregon 12 beating Washington State 27, Fresno State 28 over Cal Poly 13, and Navy 22 tying Penn State 20 with several blowouts and close finishes across the nation.
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Ukiah Frosh Lose to Lakeport. gain experience for Willits
Ukiah Freshmen fell 33-7 at Lakeport against a mixed Lakeport Junior Varsity with older players. Ukiah showed improvement in the second half led by Dennis Gwinn LeMalia and Keith Johnson while Jeep Schmitz scored a late touchdown. Lakeport benefited from a 60 yard run and strong blocking.
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Yankees Collapse Tops Baseball Story of the Year
New York Yankees collapse edged Harvey Haddix perfect game in UPI voters by 66 to 62 points as the top baseball story of the year. Haddix’s epic losing effort against Milwaukee Braves on May 26 placed second, with other features including the Continental League formation and Chicago White Sox pennant drought.
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Rams star Tom Wilson starts pro career in baseball
Los Angeles Rams lineman Tom Wilson, rare NFL player without college play, spent a season in the Milwaukee Braves farm system. Baffin Island covers 497,754 square miles and ranks as the world’s fifth largest.
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Goalies Boost for Their Hockey Clubs
Montreal Canadiens strong goaltending by Jacques Plante and New York Rangers stopper Lorne Worsley lifted their teams weekend results. Plante made 31 saves in a 2 1 victory over Detroit to keep Montreal atop the NHL standings, while Worsley backstopped a 3 1 win over Chicago after a 1 1 tie with Toronto, with key scorers Morisson Marshall Geoffrion Prentice Sullivan Shack contributing.
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Giants Fullback Phil King Known as The Chief
The New York Giants fullback halfback Phil King earns the nickname The Chief among teammates. He holds Vanderbilt University’s all time rushing record.
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Ukiah Wildcats Face Healdsburg After Narrow Sonoma Defeat
Ukiah Wildcats, 12-0, host Healdsburg Greyhounds in the last home game of the season as they chase a winning streak. Sonoma's 12-0 halftime lead came on a Walker run following a defensive stand, with Ukiah’s ground game and defense battling hard but stifled by penalties and missed connections. Frosh-Soph won 33-7 as Maxwell’s 65 yard kickoff and strong team play pushed Ukiah’s reserves to victory.
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Tittle Debates Pass Or Run For Winning 46 Yard Toss
San Francisco quarterback Y A Tittle hesitated between passing or running for a first down before lofting a 46 yard strike to R W Owens to beat the Chicago Bears 20 to 17 in the final seconds. Owens made the late leap for the score as time expired.
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Five-Time All-Pro Gene Brito Honored by NFL
Gene Brito of the Los Angeles Rams is named to the NFL All-Pro team for the fifth time. The 1951 draft pick came from the Washington Redskins, whom the Rams recently purchased him from.
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