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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1958
Page
14
West Virginia Kansas State and Kentucky, top basketball powers, opened the 1956-57 season with victories to remain unbeaten. The trio, ranked among the final AP top 10, kept records spotless as the early campaign began, led by strong performances in Saturday night action.
Mt. St. Mary’s led early but Georgetown surged to an 85 76 win as Durelle O’Brien and Moore risk title bid shifts. The article notes West Virginia Penn State Kentucky and others in a varied college basketball weekend with Kentucky routing Temple and Maryland losing to Northwestern.
At the World's Invitational in the Chicago Coliseum, Eddie Lubanski led with 5,161 pins over 128 games, eight pins ahead of defending champ Don Carter who totaled 5,130. Jere Price and Merle Matthews trailed, while top ties emerged in the regional and international reporting.
Los Angeles Rams upset Baltimore pursuing a division crown 30-28 as Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas threw three TD passes but was thwarted by a sharp Ram defense. Bill Wade’s early fumble sparked scoring, while Ray Berry Lenny Moore and Jim Mutscheller connected for three touchdowns for Baltimore.
Quarterback Milt Plum sparked Cleveland with two touchdowns and a 48 yard TD pass to Ray Renfro as the Browns beat the Eagles 21 14. Lew Carpenter and Jim Brown powered the ground game while Lou Groza added a late field and two PATs in a tense finish. Paul Harney captured the Dorado Beach Invitation by carding 284 after a final round 68 to claim $30,000 prize money.
The leader after three rounds posted four under par to finish ahead of Ted Kroll of Sara Isota Florida. Wes Ellis of Alde Cross New Jersey surged on the final day as Gay's fireworks faded. Harney sunk an 11 foot putt on the 18th to seal victory. Ellis took third with 255, followed by Dew Finstersald at 287. Tommy Bolt and Ernie Vossier tied for fifth at 288.
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