Saturdine picks set for season with Ohio State Oklahoma
AP sports writer Harold Claassen previews college football predictions for Week 1. The article lists favored teams including Ohio State, Oklahoma, Princeton over Rutgers, Michigan State over Stanford, Penn State over Air Force, Mississippi over Kentucky, Georgia Tech over Florida, Minnesota over Missouri, Alabama over Tulane, Washington over Illinois, Texas over Texas Tech, Southern California over SMU, Clemson over NC State, and LSU over Rice.
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Texas Tech
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Trojans
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Spahn Ties Plank As Winningest Lefthander Ever
Milwaukee veteran Warren Spahn tied Eddie Plank for the most career wins by a left handed pitcher with 326 as he beat the New York Mets 7 3. The 41 year old plans to win 20 next season and eyes sole possession of ninth on the all time list before heading to his Hartshorne Oklahoma ranch for the winter. He notes a whacky season with half his losses by one run and no shutouts while reflecting on consistency.
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Eddie Plank
New York Mets
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Hartshorne, Okla
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Southern Conference Leaders Show Early Standouts
AP reports Earl Cole of South Carolina and Jerry Yost of West Virginia lead in total offense after two and one games respectively. Furman’s Elliott Keller tops rushing at 161 yards, Bill Marsh of The Citadel excels in punting at 47.3 yards, Davidson’s Steve Heckard leads receptions with seven catches, and George Washington’s Frank Pazzaglia tops pass efficiency with 17 completions in 22 attempts.
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Davidson
Earl Cole
West Virginia
Jerry Yost
Cole
Yost
Furman
Elliott Keller
Tom Campbell
Bill Marsh
Citadel
Steve Heckard
John Hilton
Richmond
Frank Pazzaglia
George Washington
Sewanee records highest income per student among men colleges
The University of the South at Sewanee says it had the nation's top income per student, with gifts totaling 1,832,083 dollars for the year, an average of 2,666 dollars per student. Amherst closely followed with 2,651 dollars per student.
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University of the South
Sewanee
Amherst
Tenpin Bowling Roundup Highlights Local Leagues
Clarke Lions No 1 maintains first in Shenandoah Handicap League with a 3-1 win over Renner Brothers at Northside Lanes. Eddie Joyce leads with a 489, while Renner's Nice Corse posts 486. Other matches feature Mason 509 for Crown Plumbing, Gordon and Smallwood 548 for Anderson Sheet Metal, and forfeit by Clarke County Lions Club Team No 2. Apple Capital League sees One Hour Cleaners 4-0 over Winchester Creamery. Buck Robertson nets 588 in Crown Cork and Seal win.
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Charles Mason
Larry Stokes
Crown White
Ashworth Brothers
Tom Hassen
Anderson
Crown
Fred Gordon
Marice Smallwood
Rile Loy
Elmer Allen
Lou Costello
Raub Supply
Joe Massie
Woody Baker
Lions
One Hour Cleaners
Winchester Creamery
Sonny Frye
Crown Cork and
Seal
Renner
Buck Robertson
Virgil Stackman
Doyle
Harold Buckner
Ebert Buick
His Sugarship Drops Decision To Terry Downes
Sugar Ray Robinson, 26, former world middleweight titleholder, lost to Terry Downes at Wembley Stadium. The London crowd gave Robinson a standing ovation as Downes dominated, with a 16 year age gap proving decisive. Fans called for a rematch between the rivals.
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Sugar Ray Robinol
Terry Downes
Robinson
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Downes
Sugar Ray
Yankees Clinch AL Pennant Behind Mantle’s Four Singles
The Associated Press reports Mickey Mantle of the Yankees collected four singles and a walk in five at bats, scoring twice and driving in two as New York clinched the American League pennant. Warren Spahn of the Braves limited the Mets to seven hits in a 7-3 victory, earning his 326th career win.
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Yankees
New York
Warren Spahn
Braves
New York Mets
Lively Ones Win 2 1 in Housewife League Bowls
Pearl Ebert rolled a season high 151 to spark The Lively Ones to a 2 1 victory over Webb town Market. Marilyn Malbon 119 and Betty Livengood 112 led the winners while Berry ville girls totals included Millie Miller 118 and Mary Fowler 106.
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Congress
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Webbtown Market
Marilyn Malbon
Betty Livengood
Millie Miller
Mary Fowler
Berryville Girls
Lea
Mabel Lineburg
Henry T. Goode & Son Insurance
Miller & Anderson
Virginia Schneider
Garnett McCarty
Kirk
Servicenter
Real McCoys
Liston-Patterson Bout Ends in Knockout in Chicago
Sonny Liston 214 pounds from Philadelphia defeated Floyd Patterson 189 pounds from New York by knockout in Chicago. Terry Downes 161 pounds from England outpointed Ray Robinson 159 pounds from New York in London over ten rounds.
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Chicago
Sonny Liston
Philadelphia
Floyd Patterson
New York
London
Terry Downes
England
Ray Robinson
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