New Worlds Opened To Football Says Coach Waldorf
Maryland College coach Rod Waldorf told Frederick Rotary Club football has global reach through television, but faces criticism from educators. He urged clean up of the game, emphasized schooling, fair conduct, perseverance, and the need for second and third teams to sustain football in schools.
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Rod Waldorf
Wessers Maryland
Frederick
Yhose
Waldorf
Carrot County
Baltimore
Sitle
Bell
Japan
Russia
England
France
America
Canada
Mexico
Maryland
Frederick High School
Western Maryland College
Colts Lead In Total Offense In National Football League
The Baltimore Colts, leading the Western Conference, raised their total offense to 3,417 yards for the season, 132 more than the nearest rival. Detroit ranked second with 1,486 rushing yards and 799 passing yards, while the Rams topped the league in rushing with 1,689 yards on 388 attempts. Baltimore moved ahead in passing with 1,901 yards and led with 23 touchdown passes, as Detroit had 1,799 passing yards.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore Colts
Jioday
Baltimore
Jerk Stolesworth
Frederick
Detroit
Los Angeles Rams
Hartmann
Rosieam
NFL
Glenwood
B. Achard Jr i
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Rams
T. Boland
Martinsburg
Charles Weber
Mar Ileveland
Eastern Tinsburg
John Morgan
Washington
Colts
San Francisco
Hans Balinnes
New York Giants
Little Ameriz
Los Angeles
Alterock
St. Norbert’s
Chicago
Bears
Jarork
All-America Picked By AP
The 1957 Associated Press All-America football team features King Hall of Rice and Dick Christy of NC State at back, joined by Jim Pace of Michigan and John Crow of Texas A&M in the backfield. Other first team selections include Alex Karras, Jim Phillips, Rick Wallen, Don Michaels, Aurelius Thomas, and Dan Currie with notes on performance and draft interest.
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New York
King
Hall
Rice
Dick Christy
North Carolina State
Jim Pace
Michigan
John Crow
Texas A&m
Associated Press
Pace
Cro Currie
Michaels
Phillips
Karss
Lee Gross
Christy
South Carolina
State
Crow
Aggies
Auburn
Wallen
UCLA
Karras
Kentucky
Tennessee
Forest Evashevski
Krisher
Bud Wilkinson
Thomas
Ohio State
Currie
Michigan State
ACC Meeting Opens Today In Greensboro With Bowl and Schedule Talks
ACC leaders gather in Greensboro for closed sessions on post season bowls and grants in aid. Duke faces Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl and the pact with the ACC is under review as proposals for open bowl eligibility and a round robin schedule are discussed for future years.
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Greensboro
N.C
ACC
Geary Eppley
Maryland
Duke
Oklahoma
Akami
Fla. Jac
NCAA
Baltimore Council Backs Outlawing Jai Alai with Parimutuel Wagering
Maryland Legislative Council votes 9 to 5 with 5 absent to outlaw jai alai wagering with pari mutuel betting. The measure advances to the 1958 Legislature, backed by Sens Phipps Goldstein Friend Mason Phoebus and others, opposed by Bertorelli Dibomenica Lumber Dels Boone Buffington Robinson Sons Markus Ramsburg Turnbull Derr Barnes. Party lines and absentee results noted amid broader race and athletic scheduling items in Charleston and across state tracks.
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Legislative Council
Maryland
Anne[ Aruntle
Phipps Id
Anne Arundel
Goldstein -Dcalvert
R-Garrett
Mason -D-Worcester
Phoebus
R- Somersett
Dels
George Hughes
Allegany
Harry Hughes
Caroline
Simp
Kins
D-Somersett
Wilkinson
Prince Georges
Bertorelli
D-Balto
Dibomenica
Lumber
May Change Baseball Law Debated At Meeting
Sweeping baseball rule changes were discussed at a closed minor league meeting, with focus on repealing the long standing bonus rule and approving an unrestricted draft for four year players. Major league officials at the convention pressed for action while York Yankees GM George Weiss opposed the repeal. Executive committee heads, led by Ford Frick, pushed for the draft, which would allow unrestricted selection of players after four years in minors and after two years in lower classes.
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Frank Pitman
Colorado Springs
Calo
New York Yankees
George Weiss
Ford Frick
Maritland
Tersilormey
College Park
Dee
Aidat Lats
Tom Young
Hal-Hawking
Leayers
Maryland
George
Washington
West Coast
Alary
Fand
Layne
Detroit
Bobby
NCAA
Noh Carolina
Auauti
Michigan Supreme
Bunge
John Nacincik
John D. Watts
Gene Guarillig
George Washington
Barris
Iment
Land Layne
Joseph W
Lounsell
Te& Yavne
San Francisco
Har
UCLA
Southern
California
All America
Dick Wallen
Navy to decline future bowl bids after Cotton Bowl
Annapolis Md December 4 Navy will not accept post season bowl bids again. Captain Slade Cutter, director of athletics, cites interference with academy program and says the 1954 Sugar Bowl and this Cotton Bowl were special exceptions. He notes some future administrations might approve, but foresees no likely repeats. Navy views next steps cautiously.
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Annapolis
Navy
Rice Jaw
Slade Cutter
Naval Academy
Crtter
Cutter
Academy
S Department
White Sox Pull Off Second Major Trade In 24 Hours
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Dec 4 42 The Chicago White Sox made their second major trade in under a day sending Minnie Minoso to Cleveland for Early Wynn and Al Smith while also shipping Fred Hatfield to Cleveland. Bobby Bragan Cleveland manager hailed the deal as worth it, noting Minoso’s value. Lane vowed more trades as he returns to American League traditions.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Larry Doog
Baltimore
Minnie Miroso
Itity
Fred Hatfield
Cleveland
Early Wyon
al Smith
Ndjans
Frank Lane
Lane
Chicago
St. Louis
Bobby Bragan
Minoso
Wynn
Smith
Deby
Jack Harshman
Billy Goodman
Tito Francona
Ray Moore
Waterford Meeting Dates and Charles Town Applications
Waterford schedules two 48 day meeting blocks June 2 July 26 and September through November II. The commission has not received any applications for 3958 dates from Charles Town. Its principal owner A J Boyle died last month. It was explained that Charles Town could apply for later dates that do not conflict with Waterford and Wheeling Downs assignments.
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W. Va
State Racing Commission
West Virginia
Wheeling Downs
Waterford
Charles Town
A. J. Boyle
Watersford
College Scores From The AP Roundup
College basketball results listed by the Associated Press include Pitt 72 over Michigan 62. NYC 84 over Roanoke 64. Penn 8 6 over William Mary 70. Duquesne 72 over Carnegie Tech 38. Marshall 85 over Morehead (Ky) 17. Alderson Broaddus 64 over Potomac State 99. Davis-Elkins 79 over Beckley 88. W Va State 75 over Bluefield 76. Knoxville 69 over W Va Bluefield?. Maryland 64 over George Washington 35. Georgia 72 over Clemson 60. Memphis State 6 over Union (Tenn) 69. Tusculum 84 over Maryville (Tenn) 74. Ky State 72 over Va State 70. Catholic U 87 over Norfolk?. Kansas 66 over Canisius 46. Kentucky 51 over Ohio State 54. St Norbert (Wis) 49 over Marquette 47. Dayton 62 over Morris Harvey 43. Wichita 71 over Texas Western 48.
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Michigan
NYC
Roanoke
Penn
Wiliam Mary
Duquesne
Carnegie Tech
Marshall
Morehead
Bethany
Wva
Alderson Broaddus
Potomac St
Davis-Elkins
Beckley
W. Va
State
Bluefeld
Knoxville
Maryland
George Wash
Georgia
Clemson
Memphis
Union
Tusculum
Maryvle (Tenn
Ky. State
Catholic U
Norfolk
Wa-Mary
Kansas
Canisius
Kenucky
Ohio State
St.Norb
Wis
Marquette
Dayton
Morris Harvey
Wichita
Texas Western
Fights Last Night End With Title Retention
Brief boxing card reports Brown defends world lightweight title by stopping opponent with a 133 percent display, while Fol ley stops Romero in another bout. Locations include Chicago New Orleans Sacramento Albuquerque Chandler Lepampa Argentina with varied percentages and results.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Joey
Sacramento
Calif
Brown
Albuquerque
N. MM
Zora Folley
Chandler
Ariz
Jose Romero
Lepampa
Argentina
College Games See Maryland in Schedule Mix
College basketball notes list Maryland at Towson Teachers and Elizabethtown at Mount Saint Mary’s with Kentucky State at Morgan Washington and Upsala N J. Also mentions Admiral Rickover saying nuclear submarines could cruise under polar ice to speed Atlantic Pacific transit.
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Maryland College Basketbal
Maryland
George Wash
Elizabethtown
Mount St. Marin
Kentucky State
Morgan
Upsala
J. Ahmes
Towson
New York i
EL G. Rickover
North
Atlantic
Pacific
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Land
Jarock
Leonard Lyles
Louisville
Charles Bradshaw
Wofford
Dan Nolan
Lehigh
Bruce Hartman
Luther
Decorah
Iowa
Dudler Meredith
Lamar Tech
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Chattanonga
Peter Kasson
Ripon
Howard Morris
Linfield
Dave Young
Randolph
Macon
Dick Huston
Eastern
Washington College of Education
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Atlantic Coast Conference
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Wolfpack
Jim Bakhtiar
Virginia
Ithree
Rodney
Breedlove
Les Walters
Penn State
Fred Dugan
Charles Krueger
Texas A&m' Land
Bob Reissnyder
Bill Rush
William & Mary
Gene Alberto
Bobby Gordon
Bobby Jordan
Sam Wool- Wine
VMI
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New Yor
Tampa
Fla
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Marton Annis
Honolulu
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Schroeder’s
East Fatrick Street
Esaiter Beare
Gms Agg
Boots
Bartgis & Zimmerman, Inc
Firestome Somr & Auto Supplies
EL Patrick
Pearre
Melvin M. Engle
Battery Service
Seiberling Tires
N. Market St
Hamilton’s
Hamilton's
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Superior
Carnation Milk
Tbs
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Aniel Eee
Jusselman
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Patrick St
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