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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 08, 1958

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I C State Tops ACC In Tough Conference Clash

I C State and Wake Forest battled in a double overtime thriller. John Richter led State with 17 points, while Lou Pueillo and Jerry Steele helped NC State clinch a 52 46 win in the extra periods. Rhoderick and Ramsburg fouled out for the Cadets.

Giants Edge Lions 19-17 in gritty NFL game

Giants edged the Lions 19-17 as the teams traded momentum. The win hinged on a late one yard TD by Frank Gifford after a 35 yard Conerly pass to Bob Schnelker and a first period safety. Detroit replies included a 34 yard run by Walker and a Webb touchdown pass from Rote.

Yale Larry Giants Detroit Tobin Rote Tant Fa Fens Fadman Pia Frank Gifford Charlie Conerly Bob Schnelker Pat Martin

49ers Rout Packers as Starr Interceptions Set Tone

SF's defense forced three picks and a fumble recovery, sparking a 48 21 rout of Green Bay as Bart Starr was intercepted twice in the first period. The 49ers climb to 6 8 1 with a 3 6 1 record, while Green Bay remains cellar-bound with one win all season.

SAN Francisco San Francisco Lakers Green Bay Packers Inter Frank Albert Packers 49Ers Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf Bart Starr Jim Ridlon Billy Wilson

Brunswick High To Begin Basketball Season

Brunswick High will start its basketball season Tuesday night with an alumni game in the Brunswick gym at 6:30. Coach Herb Daughtery’s squad, coming off last year’s county class B title defense, opens a four-game run before Christmas with Frederick County away and home games against Harper’s Perry and St. John’s, led by veteran Tony Walker and a mix of returning players and newcomers.

Herb Daughterx Hailteader B.hs Brunswick Spm Frederick County Harper's Daughtery Cagers Unem Tony Walker Dick Goodrich Donnie Deener Ed Higdon Jim Fleetwood James Dockery Ed Wirts Mike Spurrier Buzzy Bareer Glendale Simons Buddy Walker Ronnie Weddle Merrel Foltz Gene Foltz Bones Sigler Bob Mullen Skeeter Webber Louis Dixon Bill Winn Bob Halley Garet Hauver Richard Nichols Lee Devoe Gary Cooper

Lions Rise In Weekend Basketball Action

Walkersville High School varsity beat Taneytown 66-49 as KE Shelton led with 17 points and Ron Smith added 11. Gene Eyler of Taneytown was top scorer with 26. Steelers vs Redskins game details show Layne and McClairen scoring for Pittsburgh, but Washington edged Pittsburgh 14-14 at halftime, then pulled ahead late.

Walkersville High School Taneytown Jvs KE. Shelton Ron Smith Gene Eyler Taneviiew Washington Bobby Layne Pittsburgh Steel- Walkersville Smith Washington Redskins Jim Rr Qland Jack McClairen Steelers Bert Zagers Redskins Baumgarda Steeter Sam Baker Myers Pittsburgh R. Linton R. Dorsey B. Poffenberger Ort al B Shelton K. Duncan J. Strawsburg Baker T. Dorsey Beard McClairen G. Young E. Trout J. Bakers Cru R. Dougherty Cial Mage Pitts- Taneytown Burgh Wilhide Chapman Hahn Donaldson Liebi McKinner Copenhaven Orr McClairen Pat. Miner Walkersville

College Scores From AP Midwestern Invitational Championship

A collage of basketball scores from the Associated Press event shows Tennessee and Wyoming tied for third, with teams like Michigan and Kent State at 55. Idaho State, Utah State, and Montana State posted wins, while Kansas, Temple, Cornell, and many others added victories or close losses across the slate.

Associated Press Tennessee Wyoming Michigan Kent State Portlaid Utah State Idaho State Montana State

College Football Scores From Associated Press Roundup

College football results listed with teams including Miami, Oregon, Boston College, Holy Cross, Okla, St Benedicts, Arizona State Flagstaff, Gus Tavus Adolphus, Sam Houston State, Wharton Tex JC. Various bowl and festival matchups show mixed results with several close scores and regional listings.

Associated Press Miami Oregon Boston College Holy Cross Nah Hawa N.E. Okla St. Benedicts Ariz State Flagstaff Gustavus Adolphus Sam Houston State Pearl River Wharton Tex

NBA Standings And Sunday Results From The Associated Press

NBA standings and weekend results feature Syracuse 106 over Boston 104 and Philadelphia 103, plus Cincinnati 132 over Minneapolis 128. Saturday showings include Cincinnati 132 Minneapolis 128 and Detroit 99 over Boston 92. NHLSunday Montreal 4 Boston 1 and Toronto 2 New York 9, with Chicago 2 Detroit 2. No Monday games scheduled.

Syracuse Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Minneapolis Detroit New York St. Louis National Hockey League iBy The Associated Press Sundy Resalta Montreal Toronto Chicago

Weekend Fights Report Splits Card Across Cities

The Associated Press notes scattered boxing results from Kansas City Newark Paterson and Passaic with contenders Morton Persiey Redd Teedan and Martinez each securing decisions or close outcomes in varied venues across New Jersey and California, reflecting a busy fight weekend.

The Agwciated Press Kansas City Wille Morton San Jose Artur Persiey Newark Vince Martinez Paterson N. J Teedan Redd Passaic

Bears and Cards clash in Saturday action

NFL standings fragment shows Chicago Bears hosting Chicago Cards on Saturday with additional games listed for Sunday including Baltimore at San Francisco Cleveland at New York Detroit at Chicago Bears Green Bay at Angeles Philadelphia at Washington.

Chicago Baltimore San Francisco Cleveland New York Detroit Chicago Bears Green Bay Angeles Philadelphia Washington W. L. T Pet Pittsburgh Los Angeles Chi. Bears San Fran

U S Athletes Face Criticism From Olympic Chief

Chicago AP reports Avery Brundage of the International Olympic Committee says American amateur athletics lag in many sports due to over-indulgence and self-delusion. He cites fewer world records and no recent international half-mile wins, urging compulsory physical education. He credits sensational performances by Negro athletes as keeping the U S in a relative standing. He notes need for drive in schools and sports culture. Also, Paul H Barth Enterprises seeks basketball teams with home courts for Baltimore Colts events after January 15, listing contact in Philadelphia. Colts’ grid team roster includes Johnny Unitas and others.

Chicago Avery Brundage International Olympic Committee Brundage AAT Baltimore Colts Paul H. ‘Barth

Bears Dominate Cardinals In Snow Covered Clash

In frigid Wrigley Field, the Chicago Bears defeated the St Louis Cardinals 30 to 14. George Blanda controlled with three field goals and a long 86 yard fumble return by Charley Sumner sparked the Bears to a seventh win against four losses. The Cardinals under Reynolds fumbled and were hurt by ejections asEd Brown connected on a 66 yard pass to Rocky Ryan setting up a Brown one yard run and a later 14 yard TD pass to Rick Casares.

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