Army Navy clash for 58th grid meeting in Philadelphia
Army and Navy renew their storied rivalry in Philadelphia at the Municipal Stadium before 100000 fans with a Cotton Bowl bid on the line Navy must win to reach Dallas and a bowl bid while Army seeks a bid as a stepping stone and to defend its offense led by Dawkins Bourland and Barta in a high stakes service classic.
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Titusville Rockets Poised To Challenge Section II Cage Leaders
Titusville enters the 1957-58 season with a rebuilt roster, led by coach Bus Shaner, aiming to dethrone Meadville in Section II. The squad returns seven lettermen and features junior stars George Dewey Joel Benson and Tom Allan, plus depth from Erwin Olsen Stu Morris Paul Girts and Ron Warner. The Rockets open the campaign at Greenville next Friday in a new Colestock High School gym.
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All-Southern back dies in car crash in Richmond
Charlie from William and Mary who clashed with the Cleveland Browns was killed in an automobile accident in Richmond. Bobby Layne of the Detroit Lions faces drunken driving charges with a Monday trial date set by Judge John D. Watts after a requested delay.
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Pirates State Trade Talks Seen With Four NL Clubs
General Manager Joe Lee Brown of the Pittsburgh Pirates says the club is committed to trade talks with four National League clubs at upcoming baseball meetings in Colorado Springs. He spoke at a news conference and did not name any players. Talks are scheduled with Cincinnati San Francisco St. Louis and Philadelphia.
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World champion Star Class yacht title goes to Havana Lowell North
Havana Lowell North of San Diego Bay California secured the world Star Class championship with an overall 160 points. Caracas based Besselink Grossingen of New York led halfway in the Venezeulan open after a 67 in a 34-hole midway total of 137.
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Rice And Aggies Seek Clinchers For Bowl Berths
Rice faces Baylor while Texas A M hopes for a Cotton Bowl slot as Army Navy, Mississippi options, and SEC results hinge on today’s games. Navy may join Rice in the Cotton Bowl if it defeats Army. Army pursues the service title and a possible bowl bid. Auburn seeks its first national crown amid other SEC game impacts.
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Vaughn Wins Unanimous Nod Over Jones in Garden Fight
Willie Vaughn defeats Ralph Jones by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. Judges Carl Forbes and Bert Grant scorecards show Vaughn ahead, 6-3-2, 6-4 with referee Teddy Martin officiating. Jones, inactive for three months, slows in the late rounds as Vaughn outspeeds and outpunches him to avenge a prior close loss to Spider Webb. Vaughn credited the win as progress toward a bigger international boxing event.
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Scholastic Cage Scores From Erie Area Matches
Meadville beat Greenville 68 to 34 while Albion led 38 to 15 at halftime. Weat Springfield fell 47 to 54 to Wattsburg. McKean won 43 to Sharpsville 58 while West Middlesex topped Townville 33 to 4. Cochranton 65 Saegertown 55. Northern Area 71 Panama 60.
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Browns and Colts Sharpen Top Posts in Week 10
The Browns host the Cardinals and the Colts welcome the Rams as NFL action nears Week 11. Cleveland holds a half game lead in the East with Detroit and Baltimore in pursuit. San Francisco, New York, Pittsburgh, Washington, and Chicago battle for key spots as margins tighten and outcomes could fuel a midseason scramble.
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Hawks Royals Top Western NBA Loop
The St. Louis Hawks won their seventh straight but failed to pull away from the Cincinnati Royals in the NBA Western Division. The Royals beat the Detroit Pistons 90 to 96 in overtime, narrowing the gap to two games behind the leaders. Meanwhile the Minneapolis Lakers, desperate to bolster their lineup, signed 6-6 Ed Kalafat after a lengthy trade-related layoff.
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Davis Cup clash looms as Anderson advances in singles
Anderson, 22, lands a key singles victory in Adelaide boosting Australian Davis Cup hopes. Rose of Great Britain wins the women's title. Cooper remains under consideration. Washington Senators release pitcher Jed Black as roster cuts tighten before 1963 Dodgers games.
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