North Carolina State and Miami battle to scoreless tie
North Carolina State and Miami battled to a 0-0 tie in Miami with 40,783 on hand. NC State's defense held Miami late, while Miami pressured in the final minutes but could not score.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1957
Page
11
North Carolina State and Miami battled to a 0-0 tie in Miami with 40,783 on hand. NC State's defense held Miami late, while Miami pressured in the final minutes but could not score.
Fort Wayne Komets of the IHL visit the New Haven Blades in a non league exhibition at the Arena on Sunday night. Connecticut fans will see a team with strong Midwest hockey history and high attendance. Officials from both leagues attend to gauge competitive balance.
Buffalo, New York, October 18. The injury plagued team left for Rochester for a three game weekend series in the American League. Coach Harry Watson could not use four regulars including defensemen Frank Sullivan and Ron Ingram and forwards Dick Gamble and Norm Corcoran due to injuries.
The Pittsburgh Steelers visit Yankee Stadium for their first home game of the season against the New York Giants. New York trails in standings after a loss to Cleveland while Pittsburgh has defeated Washington and the Cardinals and lost to Cleveland. The series with the Giants stands 24–16 in favor of New York, with two ties.
St James wins three straight at Boston Alleys led by Tom Petrizzo. St Michaels also wins three in a row as Ray Vojna tops with 374 and Frank Kunak 374 for the losers. St Patricks nicks a close win with Steve Swar ey and Don Palazzo high scorers. St John Nep gaps Assumption pins. Frank Voytek 349 guides victory. Holy Rosary edges Holy Cross as Joe Gabriel 362 leads for winners. Lou Vegi 397 tops for losers. Sacred Heart St Joseph match postponed to finish within two weeks.
Baltimore undefeated Detroit faces Green Bay in Briggs Stadium while Chicago Cleveland and other matchups fill the day. Purnell, a six foot two hundred thirty pound back from Alcorn A&M, joins Green Bay after being cut by Cleveland. He played for Brooks Army Medical Center in 1955 and was All-Army fullback.
Ottawa Rough Riders of the CFL cut two second-year American players, halfback Tom Lewis and quarterback Hal Ledyard, to trim the roster to 12 Americans. Coach Frank Clair placed Lewis on the inactive list after a knee injury in Monday's game with Montreal Alouettes.
The Rams have dropped two narrow games by three points after an early win over Philadelphia. Los Angeles sits tied for fourth with Green Bay as the Bears lead the series and San Francisco eyes second place with Detroit. The Forty Niners have won two straight after a loss, while Green Bay and San Francisco hold contrasting two and one win streaks in the league race.
The New York Knicks meet the College All-Stars at Madison Square Garden to benefit the free milk fund for babies. Knicks stars Richie Guerin Willie Gardner and Ken Sears are out or sidelined, while Charlie Tyra Brendan McCann play for the college side. The College All-Stars lineup includes Len Rosenbluth Rich Hundley Dick Duckett Gerry Paulson Chet Forte Win Wilfong Jim Krebs and Bob McCoy.
Bridgeport Purple Knights defeat American International College 13 to 7 at Hedges Memorial Stadium. Vin Gloria scores all Bridgeport points with two touchdowns and a late placement, lifting UB to 2-2-1 and their first win over AIC since 1954.
University of Bridgeport freshman team opens season at Seaside Park against Long Island Aggies at 2 pm. Coach Lou Saccone plans to start John Sullivan at quarterback with a backfield featuring Tom Shea Tom Bassano or Emmanuel Scata and Angelo Palmibo.
Rory Calhoun of White Plains outboxed Rocky Castellani over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden, winning 9-1 on the AP score and 8-1-1 by another judge. Calhoun improves to 30-2-1 after a decisive victory as Castellani suffers his third defeat. The bout drew 3,000 fans with a $7,300 gross gate.
Bridgeport 13, American International 34, North Carolina State 34, West Virginia 12, George Washington 0. Alabama State 12, Morehouse 0. Westchester State 39, Brexel Tech 8. Mississippi 50, Tulane 0. Milford Prep 31, Ridgefield 25. Bethel 1.
Lincoln Nebraska October 18 Coach Bill Jennings said four Nebraska players will miss tomorrow's game with Syracuse and a fifth is doubtful. Definite outs listed are quarterback Harry Tolly and ends Marlin Hilding Mike Lee and Bill Tuning. Guard Don Kampe has flu and will likely see little action.
The Rector A A softball team plays the Bull's Head restaurant team tomorrow at 10 45 at Beardsley Park diamond No 2 Johnny Strachan and Satch Kearns will bat for the Rectors Frank Antonini and Don Caterson for Bull's Head in the battery Top batsmen for the Rectors are Johnny Maiocco Leo Maia and Tony Rodrigues The Bull's Head lineup relies on Charley Cino Augie Antonini and Agostino.
Ole Miss crushed Tulane in a Southeastern Conference game 50 to 0 in New Orleans. Key scores came from Ray Brown, Bill Lott, LeRoy Reed and Don Williams as the Rebels dominated from early leads and stretched the margin through the third quarter.
College football faces decisive day as Washington State seeks Rose Bowl bid against Oregon while Oklahoma State challenges Houston in the Missouri Valley title race and Pittsburgh aims for the Lambert Trophy against Army. Ensuing games across major conferences could alter rankings and bowl outcomes.
Norton Mercier sent Chillie Lee to the lead in the Walpole Purse at Suffolk Downs as the three year old gelding pulled away to win by one and three quarters lengths over Rockie Creek with Mr Marcey third. Gramar won race one and Dry Vermouth the second, producing a $243.40 daily double. Switch On heads the Puritain Handicap field of ten milers with 10,000 added.
Cincinnati Royals announce waivers for rookie guard Chet Forte after he scored at Columbia University last season. Coach Bobby Wanzer praises Forte as a great shooter but notes the team lacks enough big men and worries about his defense as the roster trims to 10 before the season opener against the Syracuse Nationals on October 26 in Cincinnati.
Michigan quarterback Jim Van Pelt reported ill with flu at the health center. Coach Bernie Oosterbaan said sophomore Stan Noskin will start against Northwestern. The team has been hit hard by flu with over two dozen players on the sick list and end Chuck Teuscher hospitalized.
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