Michigan State Pennsylvanians Pose with Coach Daugherty
Michigan State University football roster lists 13 players from Pennsylvania as home state stars. Head coach Duffy Daugherty, also from the Keystone State, is pictured with the Pennsylvania contingent including Ed Sutil Reinee Bob Sieminski and Tom Verabinski among others.
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Michigan State
Daugherty
Tin Pountylvania
Front Row
Ed Sutil
Reinee
Bob Sieminski
Sweyeraville
Tyne Drahnak
Barnsboro
Tom Verabinski
Mr. Carmel
Ron Rickens
Cresson
Mark Tate
New Castle
Injuries Hit Major College Football Teams Across Nation
Injuries force major programs to reshape lineups for upcoming games. Notre Dame targets Duke with Terry Brennan patching squad after a 44 to 2 loss to Army and missing Norm Odyniec with a shoulder bruise while Jim Grotty recovers from leg and thigh injuries. Michigan foresees life after Herrnstein as Bennie Oosterbaan contends with season-ending injury, Tony Rio stepping in at fullback. SMU, Oklahoma, Minnesota, Washington State, Princeton, Brown, and Boston College also shuffle lineups as key players sit out or heal, shaping Saturday’s hurdles for several programs.
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Notre Dame
Terry Brennan
Army
Duke
Norm Odyniec
Odyniec
Brennan
Jim Grotty
Michigan
Bennie Oosterbaan
John Herrnstein
Wolves
Navy
Wolverines
S. California
Michigan State
Tony Rio
Bill Meek
Southern Methodist
Missouri
Don Meredith
Meredith
Meek
Ray Sherer
SMU
Ohio State
Minnesota
Arlie Bomstad
Northwestern
Roger Hagburg
Gophers
Ilinois
Washington State
Ore
Bobby Newman
Newman
Idaho
WSC
Ivy League
Princeton
Dan Sachs
Penn
John L.sullivan
Tigers
Rutgers
Brown
Bob Carlin
Bruins
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Prentice Gautt
Texas
Kansas
Boston Corlete
Don Allard
Marquette
Mike Holovak
Russia wins team riding title in world pentathlon
ALDERSHOT England Russia won the team riding championship in the world competition with the United States and Huntingry tied for second. Pistol scores report Zeaman 278 tops the rimfire scores from Corry Rod and Gun Club practice range last night, with Lintig 276 and Reynolds 252. Centerfire action had Ze nxan 254 and Reynolds 234.
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Associated Press
Aldershot
England
Russia
United States
Huntgury
F. Zeaman
Corry
R. Lintgerg
W. Reynolds
Zex‘nan
Reynolds
Beavers Still Top Erie Area Football Ratings
Corry Beavers remain No 1 in the Erie Morning News weekly area football ratings despite a 13-6 loss to unbeaten Bradford last Friday. Low Hanna leads with 53 points, Grove City 48, Franklin 43, as Warren and others rise with key wins and several changes shake the top 10 including Meadvillle and Meadville.
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Bradford
Corry Beavers
Erie Morning News
Hanna
Grove City
Orange and Black
Franklin
Mercer
Warren
Meadville
Dragons
Erle East
Academy and Prep
Sharpsville
Erie
Vincent
Corry
Bs & Grove City
Warren Wa Fe
Erie Basti
Erie Academy i
Erie Prep
Sharpsville l
Erie Vincent
I. Greenville
Snegertown
Lawrence Park
Titusville
Erie Tech A
Waterford Vl
Millcreekah
Oil City
Harborcreek Fat
Bowling high series leads Bowl-Aire A League night action
Cobbett's bowled a team high 2807 as many keglers topped 200 in the Bowl-Aire Men's A League. Bill Hammond paced individuals with a 245 game and 606 series, while Wayne Skinner added a 203 for 601. In the Clymer League Glen Holthouse led with 244 and Howard Matthews posted 222 as the field showcased strong scores.
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Cobbett
Bill Hammond
Paul Brenoel
Wayne Skinner
Harry Hotchkiss
Frank Messing
Lafe Douglas
Lyle Watrous
Walt Loveland
Phil Sample
Dick Smith
Joe Smollock
Dick Englen
Ray Blynt
Virgil Emory
Tab Weeks
Sonny Staples
Ed Barr
Bill Lamiette
Glen Holthouse
Howard Mathews
Gordon Holthouse
Alan Durnewold
Wayde Quierreveld
Charles Kolstee
Everett Wigners
Indians face possible move before 1953 season
The Cleveland Indians may relocate before the 1953 season as the club’s 13 directors prepare to review offers, with Minneapolis and Houston named as likely destinations. Club chair William R. Daley says a move is not certain and all facts will be laid before the board, with attendance decline a key factor and an October 31 territory deadline looming. Also notes NBA exhibitions.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
William R. Daley
Minneapolis
Houston
Daley
Indians
Frick fines Duren for choke up gesture in World Series
New York commissioner Ford Frick fined Yankee pitcher Ryne Duren 250 dollars after he made a choke up gesture toward an umpire in game six of the World Series. The same report notes a separate share-related fine to Braves members and other racing results from Belmont Park and Quaker City HandiCap events.
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Associated Press
New York
Ford Frick
Ryne Duren
Braves
Endine
Belmont Park
Camden
N. J
Beardstown
Quaker City
Whitey Ford Captures AL ERA Crown
Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees led the American League in earned run average with a 2.01 mark in 1958. Ford completed 15 of 29 starts, including seven shutouts, despite a late-season arm issue. Billy Pierce was runner-up at 2.68, with Frank Lary and Jack Harshman tied for third at 2.90 and Billy O Dell fifth at 2.97. STU Miller led NL with 2.47 in a slow-ball season for the Giants. Sam Jones led NL strikeouts with 2.68 ERA.
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NEW York
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Ford
Associated Press
Stu Miller
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cards
Philadelphia Phils
Billy Pierce
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Frank Lary
Baltimore
Jack Harshman
Billy O'Dell
Miller
Sam Jones
Cards
Muller
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Phils
Robin Roberts
Giants
Johnny Antonell
Browns Star Jimmy Brown Leads NFL Ground Gain in Early 1958
Philadelphia AP reports Husky Jimmy Brown of Cleveland Browns tops early NFL ground gains with 492 yards in first three games of 1958, pursuing Steve Van Buren’s 1949 seasonal record. The piece also notes Tom Wilson 280 yards second, Bobby Mitchell 262, Jon Arnett 253, and other leaders in passing, scoring, punting, and returns.
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Jimmy Brown
Pad Brown
Cleveland Browns
National Football League
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Browns
Cleveland
Bread and Butter
Say
Steve van Bouren
Philadelphia Eagles
Tom Wilson
Los Angeles
Bobby Mitchell
Jon Arnett
Eddie LeBaron
Billy Wade
Ray Berry
Baltimore
R. C. Owens
John Crow
Don Chandler
New York Giants
Sam Baker
Washington
Billy Wells
John Morris
Chicago Bears
Len Lyles
Green Bay
al Carmichael
Andy Nel
Pittsburgh
John Butler
Army takes top in AP football poll after Irish upset
Army Cadets rise to No. 1 in the weekly AP ranking after beating unbeaten Notre Dame. Auburn drops to second as Texas and Ohio State climb in the top 10. Michigan State and Wisconsin move up, while Notre Dame falls to 12th and Oklahoma tumbles following a close loss to Texas.
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New York
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Army
Sports Writers
Sports Eastern
AubUrn
Nowe Dame
Oklahoma
Texas
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Nicvy
Sinc Lsu
Miami
Ohe State
Victor
Minois
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Pitts Burgh
Clemson
Oho State
Navy
Mississippi
Louisiana State
Iowa
Oregon
Houston
Southern
Northwestern
Ploric
Texas Christian
Lonesome End Potent Factor In Army Attack
Army uses a unique lonesome end offensive setup as its main weapon. Star player Bil Carpenter lines far from the huddle, receiving plays via secret methods to unsettle opponents. The formation disrupts defenses, forcing extra coverage and delaying the rush to support the line. Army credits the tactic for its rise to No. 1 after a 14 2 victory over Notre Dame.
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Lonesome End
Winik
South Carolina
Duke
Penn State
Notre Dame
Army
Blaik
Bil Carpenter
Springfield
Braves fined in World Series action shocker
In a historic move the Milwaukee Braves were fined after a World Series game with 22 players penalized. Del Crandall Hank Aaron Joe Adcock Bill Bruton Bob Bubl Lew Burdette Gene Conley Wes Covington Harry Hanebrink Joey Jay Logan Felix Manlilin Eddie Mathews I Don McMahon Andy Pafko Del Rice Humberto Robinson Bob Rush Red Schoendienst Warren Spaha Frank Tolte and Bob Trowbridge were named among those penalized for conduct during the sixth game.
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Xuxk
Ype Duff
Ewaukee Braves
Durten
Braves
Cotman Astoner
Port Prick
Prick
Durett
New York Yankee
Charlie Berry
Johnny Logan
Y Durett
Berry
Logan
Frick
Duren
Partisaw
Milwaukee
Puren
Commissioner's Office
Ramshoes
Bill
del Crandall
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Bill Bruton
Bob Bubl
Lew Burdette
Gene Conley
Wes Covington
Harry Hannebrink
Joey Jay
Felix Manlilin
Eddie Mathews
Don McMahon
Andy Pafko
del © Rice
Humberto Robinson
Bob * Rush
Red Schoendienst
Warren Spaha
Frank Tolte
Bob Trowbridge
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