Upsets Mark Opening Games In College Basketball
The Associated Press reports a lively opening weekend with Kentucky routing LSU 74-58 to extend its win streak, while Fordham Michigan State Minnesota Western Kentucky Washington State Santa Clara all fell to upsets. Detroit beat Michigan State in OT. De Paul edged Minnesota as Ron Sobieszyck made a late steal.
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Kentucky
Louisiana State
Phil Grawemeyer
Wildcats
Fordham
Michigan State
Minnesota
Western Kentucky
Washington State
Santa Clara
Alabama
Kansas State
Bradley
Oklahoma
Missouri
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Smiths Spithy
Ethan Ponte
la Salle
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Seton Hall
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de Paul
Ron Sobieszyck
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Halbrook
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Temple
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Albright
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Don Schlundt
Triooveieg
Loyola of Chicago
Giants Triumph as Clatterbuck Steers 24-3 Victory
New York Giants quarterback Bobby Clatterbuck, subbing for Charley Conerly, threw two 42 yard TD passes and totaled 274 yards as the Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 24-3 in the NFL season opener. The win leaves New York in the hunt to tie Cleveland for first in the Eastern Division.
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Ken JacAfee
Kyle Rote
Don Heimrich
Washington
Pittsburgh
Bolk
Brian Vier
Agajanian
Agajaman
Health Center League Results and Local Bowling Standings
Daily sports brief covers Health Center League Industrial Division results with teams such as Jefferson Inn Harold's and Warren Bo, plus high scores led by Cramer and a 389 team mark by Warren Men's Shop. Also lists Carroll County Athletic Association seeking unlimited adult basketball games and local bowling results from National Amoco and Inter-Church leagues with top performances by W Ensor and Nicholson's Grocery.
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Burglar Finds Cash In Its Hiding Places
A Baltimore thief stole over 3800 from Edward Karst's home while the family was out delivering newspapers. Cash and checks were taken from multiple hiding spots. Karst reported 700 in cash and 340 in checks missing. The house was not ransacked and police investigated.
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Maryland And Navy Fives Win
Maryland and Navy opened the 1954-55 basketball season with victories. Maryland defeated Georgetown 66-43 at College Park led by Bob Kessler 26 points and Bob Dilworth 15 rebounds. Navy triumphed 81-59 over Yale in New Haven as Smalley and Wigley each scored 20, McDonnell adding 17 and McCally 16, while Coach Carnevale emphasized spread scoring and ball handling. Other results included Towson Teachers losing to Brooklyn College and Iowa beating Loyola of Baltimore.
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Navy
Bob
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Georgetown
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New Haven
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Bob Kessler
Bob Dilworth
Kessler
Dilworth
Ben Carnevale
Don Lange
John Clune
Lange
Clune
Carnevale
Dave Smalley
Larry Wigley
John McDonnell
Ken McCally
Middies
New York
Towson
Brooklyn College
Iowa
Loyola of
Baltimore
Mt. St. Marys
St. Francis of
Brooklyn
Major Leagues Open Meeting in Winter Sessions
New York December meeting focuses on expansion plans for both leagues and potential 10 club American League in 1956. Hank Greenberg urges a three member committee to study expansion, with possible Pacific Coast franchises and stadium proof. National League outlines territory talks and rule changes.
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New York
Houston
Ford Frick
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Greenberg
Pacific Coast
National League
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Toronto
Montreal
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Warren Giles
Giles
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Radio Daytime to Late Night Network Schedule Mix
A dense list of radio programs across CBS WFMD NBC WBAL MBS WOR 4BC WMAL and others with time slots from 6:00 to 11:00, including News Broadcasts, Sports, Music, Variety, and The Lone Ranger segments, featuring various hosts and sponsors.
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CBS
WFMD
NBC
WBAL
Television Schedule Highlighting 7 to 11 PM Lineup
The page lists a dense TV schedule with programs across networks DuMont CBS and chs, including Kukia Ollie and Captain Video at 7:00, John Daly and Beatty at 7:15, Tony Martin at 7:30, Perry Como at 7:45, Caesar's Hour at 8:00, Talent Scouts at 8:30, Medic Film and Love Lucy at 9:00, Boxing Bouts and Montgomery Theater through 9:30, Studio One at 10:00, and Steve Allen Tonight at 11:30, reflecting a midcentury lineup.
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Ollie
Abe
DuMont
John Daly
Abe Morgan Beatty
Tony Martin
Cbs
Perry Como
Abe Burns-Allen
Barlow Condert
Abe Love Lucy
Cbs Fress
Montgomery
Studio One
Steve Allen
Maryland and Kendall Basketball Result and Local League Scores
Maryland School lost 61 53 to Kendall at Washington Saturday evening as Center Stafford fouled out in the third. Kendall led early and at halftime, with Kendall keeping the lead in the third. Arcade Bowling League results note Green's 5 defeating others, standings show Farmers Co op 33, Falk Grocery 29, and Phil's Esso setting high scores. Early in weekly stats Phil's Esso 152 and 410, high game and set 625 and 11 782. An ice cube wrapped in a pie cloth is noted for moistening stamps and envelopes.
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Kendall School
Washington
Stafford
Kendall
Penn
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Jim Behrens
Phil
Esso
Arcade
Petersville
Monocacy Inn Irish
Stup's Gulf Church Hill
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Church Hill
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Recreation Bowling Le and Others Lead to Championships
Nine countries will compete in the third Asian table tennis championships in Singapore starting December 11. Participants come from Vietnam Korea Philippines India Hongkong Indonesia Singapore Malaya and Formosa. The text also notes diverse local bowling results and a sugarcane fact.
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Vietnam
Korea
Philippines
India
Hongkong
Indonesia
Malaya
Formosa
Notre Dame Triumphs Over SMU In Tight Classic
Notre Dame edges Southern Methodist 26 to 24 in a hard fought contest. The scoreboard shows a late push by the Irish, defeating SMU at a neutral or listed site amid a slate of Saturday college results across multiple divisions.
TV stars and press plans fuel 1959 entertainment slate
J H Goodman and Eduard R Murrow chase the guest chair for a future Person to Person show with Eisenhower possible for an interview. James Mason unhappy over cut scenes in A Star Is Born vows to quit acting after current projects, while Mason’s daughter Portland stars in a film. Fred Allen mocks quiz shows in a new book, and Jimmy Stewart signs for a dramatic video debut The Windmill. Oscar tap performances headline yet the real star remains the television set at the Electronics Shop Frederick Maryland.
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Eduard R. Murrow
Eisenhower
James Mason
Mason
Einid
Masons
Portland
Fred Aliens
Town
Fred Allen
Allen
Jimmy Stewart Hell
Stromberg-Carlson
Patrick St
Frederick
Maryland
Notre Dame to Meet SMU Again in 1955
Dallas dispatch notes Notre Dame closes season 9-1 after beating SMU 26-14. They will open 1955 against SMU Sept. 24 at South Bend and continue a home and home series through 1958. Duane Nutt out with injure, John Roach starts first college game. Notre Dame projects stronger depth from second and third teams.
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Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Fighting Irish
South Bend
Ind
Methodist
Methodists
Duane Nutt
John Roach
Woody Woodard
Browns Triumph Over Redskins Clinches Fifth Straight Title
Cleveland's Browns beat Washington 34 to 14 to seize at least a tie for the Eastern division title. Rookie fullback Maurice Bassett scored twice as the Browns racked up yardage mainly on the ground, while Otto Graham's pass led the air game to spread. Washington's quarterback Doron struggled. Bones Taylor and Charlie Justice scored for the Redskins.
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Otto Graham
A! Corow
Bones Taylor
Charlie Justice
Graham
George Ratterman
Jack Scarbath
Scarbath
Doron
Kenz. Ratterman
Groza
Bears Defeat Cardinals 29 to 7 in Chicago showdown
Chicago Bears beat the Chicago Cardinals 29 to 7 as they exploited interceptions and built a 22-0 halftime lead. Billy Stone scored on an 8 yard run, Zeke Bratkowski hit Harlon Hill for a 39 yard TD, and Jim Dooley added a 89 yard TD pass with Liam Ed Broan. George kicked three field goals and two extra points as the Bears failed to force a division tie with Detroit, who tied the Eagles 13-13.
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Lions
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Bears
Billy Stone
Zeke Bratkowski
Harlon Hill
Liam Ed Broan
Jim Dooley
Bill George
Bill Bredde
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Pat Summerall
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