Claasen Picks Michigan In Weekend's Top Battle
Harold Claassen predicts Michigan to edge Michigan State in a highly anticipated Big Ten clash drawing 100,000 fans. He cites Bill Tunnicliff's power and Michigan's edge, while listing other Saturday college predictions from Alabama to Navy and regional games.
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League bowling results from Health Center Lanes Tuesday
Connie Lineburg led with a 372 series and 112 season average in the Housewife League, while Mabel Lineburg posted 144 aiding Harold's Submarines to a 1258 set and two wins over Miller & Anderson. Marilyn Maldon, Gretna Carlisle and others contributed notable scores as teams battled for league leadership.
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Fantastic Finish Earns Award for Colorado Player
Gale Weidner starred as Colorado erased a 20 point deficit to beat Kansas 21 20, throwing three touchdown passes and directing a late seven play drive. He completed 12 of 23 passes for 209 yards and rushed seven times for 10 yards earning AP back of the week honors. Pete Ohler impressed in Washingtons 22 17 win over Pitt in his first varsity game with two TD passes and six completions for 188 yards.
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Nothing New in Football Just Different Methods
Football writer Earl Blair argues there is little truly new in football tactics. He traces past formations such as the shotgun, split T, mouse trap, and single wing, noting defenses force changes and predicting a fall trend toward a roll out quarterback and mixed formations with wider ends and varied backs.
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49ers Lead In Offensive Stats On NFL Week
The San Francisco 49ers top the NFL in total offense with 1,470 yards through four defenses. They own 3-1 record and lead in total rushing yards 686, pass completion 58.8, touchdowns 18, rushing TDs 13 and points 129. Bears 2-2 with 1,307 yards. Dallas 1,289 yards in third.
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Two Yankees Face Surgery
New York Yankees pitchers Turley and Arroyo were set for elbow and wrist surgeries respectively. Turley plans bone chip removal to return as a top reliever after a tough season, while Arroyo postponed his cyst operation to be with his ill daughter in Puerto Rico.
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Miami judge the scene after minor collision with police car
Miami Dade County Judge Charles H Snowden backed his car into a police unit causing slight damage. Officer Lamar arrived to file a report and verify the judge showed his license.
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Oil Heir Convicted of Manslaughter in Wife’s Death
In Los Angeles Judge David Coleman convicted oil heir Morton of manslaughter for the death of his wife Margaret Morton 37 at their Wilshire district home on June 17. A 11 year sentence was imposed and a probation hearing set for Oct. 24 with the defense arguing the death resulted from falls.
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Intoxicated Couple Involved in Local Case
Report notes extreme intoxication of Mrs. Morton and intoxication of her husband as part of a local incident. Authorities describe the pair's condition during the event and its impact on proceedings.
Veteran Journalist Creates Anti‑Club to Quit Organizing
A newspaper veteran launches the Organization to Encourage People to Quit Organizing with the motto Be a Quitter. The anti union group aims to persuade workers to abandon collective activity.
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