Army Navy Classic Seeks Unbeaten Cadets and Bowl Bid
Army, aiming for its first unbeaten season in nine years, faces Navy while Air Force eyes a Cotton Bowl berth with a win at Colorado. Florida and Clemson loom for bowls as the Gator Bowl ponders naming Florida and potential Sugar Bowl for LSU. Multiple teams vie for remaining major bowl bids amid season finales and traditional closings.
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Bowling Scores Highlight KX of C League Night
Andy Sventek linked games of 208 and 51 in the KX of C League last night to post the only bra scores in tour action.
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Clemson Still Seen For Bowl Despite Ruling
In New Orleans the Sugar Bowl expected to select Clemson to meet LSU on January 1, despite a federal ruling striking down Louisiana’s ban on interracial competition. The LSU Board of Supervisors still bars play against integrated teams outside the state, potentially eliminating Air Force from Cotton Bowl contention. The Sugar Bowl had already removed a racial identification requirement from many tickets, and defense officials refrained from commenting on the ruling.
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Gola to Start Philadelphia Basketball Season
The Philadelphia team opens its season against New York at home in a game that could set the tone for Gola and the squad. The lineup features key players and a cautious coach optimistic about early success.
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Hunters Deer Pool Open as Pennsylvania Season Starts
Corry Red and Gun Club sponsors a deer pool for area hunters opening with the 1958 Pennsylvania season. Three prizes, 40 30 and 20 percent, based on heaviest buck, heaviest doe, and most points from a dollar entry each. Weighing at Crystal Tee and Coal Company. measurements at Ike's Sport Shop. Register at Ike's Shamburg News and Spork Store or Cochran's Barber Shop. Entries close tomorrow at midnight.
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Small Game And Bear Season Close Today
A local report notes the small game season ends this afternoon at dusk and bear season closes as well. Hunters faced deep snow and had mixed luck with rabbits and birds while violations were down. one Sparta hunter paid for shoots, and William Lee cautions hunters to be careful when venturing out today.
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Browns Poise For Eighth Division Title Bid
The Browns, led by Jimmy Brown and coach Paul Brown, chase an eighth division title in nine years as they host Washington while aiming to stay ahead of the New York Giants in the crowded Eastern race. Baltimore also seeks the Western title by beating the 49ers, with Pittsburgh and Chicago in pursuit in a tangle of tough games and standings.
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Corry Wrestler Sits Out Season With Shoulder Injury
Corry Area High School’s wrestling season loses key senior Dave Gordon to a shoulder separation sustained in practice. The 133-pounder’s absence shifts slots to freshman Ray Goswold or sophomore Don Buell as the Beavers prepare for a scrimmage at Exie Academy and announce varsity and junior varsity lineups, with a radio talk and an assembly planned ahead of the December 1 opener against Titusville.
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President Eisenhower Roots Army Navy Game At Augusta Residence
President Eisenhower quietly supports Army to beat Navy in today’s game while maintaining official neutrality. He may watch on TV from Augusta National Golf Club or skip the game for golf. His West Point knee injury from 1912 lingers, but he plans a light day between defense and budget meetings and a Sunday talk with Secretary Dulles on Berlin and international issues.
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Baylor Paces Laker Victory
Minneapolis star Elgin Baylor, a rookie, led the Los Angeles Lakers to a 114-93 win over Cincinnati scoring 26 points to raise his league leading total to 449. Detroit defeated Syracuse 101-93 as Chuck Noble led the Pistons with 20 points.
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DeJohn Beats Besmanoff In Unanimous Decision
New York reports Mike DeJohn, 6 3 202 1/4 pounds, edged Willi Besmanoff over 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden in a unanimous decision. DeJohn, promoted by Norm Rothschild, eyes a bout with Zora Folley or the McMurtry Valdes winner, aiming toward Floyd Patterson title clashes.
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Rabies Cases Reach Fifty Five Across State
The State Department of Agriculture reports 55 rabies cases statewide this two week period, including an infected cow in Lancaster County a rabid chipmunk in Mercer County and a rabid cow in Bradford County. Wildlife remain the main vector with 33 cases in skunks foxes opossums bats and chipmunks. Eleven cows eight dogs and three cats have been found infected. in 1987 the tally was 14.
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Meadville Hopes to Challenge In Section II Ahead of Season
Meadville High School boys basketball, led by coach John Joy, returns two returning starters and a hopeful core from last year. The Bulldogs project a fourth-place finish in Section II behind Franklin Titusville and Warren with Corry and Oil City near the rear. A 20-game schedule starts December 2 at Sharpsville, then league play begins January 8 with Titusville, Warren, Corry, and Oil City among opponents.
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Cooper Halts U S Net Star In NSW Ten Ts Final
AP report details Ashley Cooper of Australia defeating 18 year old Earl Buchholz of St. Louis to win the New South Wales tennis championship final. Buchholz, who had upset top players earlier, dropped the first set 0 6 and faded in the second and third as Cooper claimed the title. Perry Jones Davis Cup captain praised Buchholz's weeklong effort. Women’s title went to Renee Schuurman of South Africa, who defeated Jan Lehane of Australia to claim the championship. Ken Fletcher beat Martin Mulligan to win the Junior singles. Buchholz withdrew from the junior event after beating Emerson in the semis.
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