Optimist League Standings Interpreted By EDSS
The piece reviews Optimist Church League standings with teams such as Calgary Methodist and Grace Presbyterian. It notes results and key players, mentioning Robertson, West Virginia, Kansas State, Ohio State, and Cincinnati in a discussion of college basketball rankings and momentum.
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Bee Church League
Uth
Sd. Pet
Calgary Methodist
Methodist
Wom Lyket Baptist
Allonarch of
Brethren
West Virginia
Associated Press Pulse
Evangelical Lutheran
Kentucky
North
Evangelical Reformed
Brethven
Kansas State
Maine
Virginia
Grace Presbyterian
Ausas
Cincinnati
RCAA
Robertson
Bearcats
Oscar
G. F. Ty
Marranc
Oklahoma State
Shank
Jordan
Yecard
Hurst
Cullen
Bradley
Cowboys
Potals Ressene
Grace Presbyte
Sill
Brubaker
Stockman
West
Connecticut
Waehter
Zimmerman
L & Ship
Rhode
Tatassoon Island
Huskies
T'erjods
Kansas
Presbyterian
Griffiths
Youngstown
Bob Getty
Colorado
Ang
Whtmore
Watoe
Cook
Mike
Morstanion
Penn State
Kan
Wentzel
Dany Naintesas
Garter
Wilt Chamberlain
Iowa State
San Francisco
Brethren G. F. Tp
Angeles
Loyola /Shober
Tee Angeles -Bayely
Chicago
George
Mauck
Temple
Brashear
Halps
Chicago Temple
Young
Bears
Dev
George Washington
Paddy Driscoll
Duke
Secre
Perlo
Kutheran
Halas
Wake Forest
Chucott
North Carolina State
Assoiated
Maryland
Hearcats
Gifield
Driscoll
At- Dorsey
Weslers
Inguinbotham
Eham
Girearold Halas
Calvary Methodist G. P
Minnick
Seray
Sundergill
Navy
Mackley
Hayward
Yarrod
Jay Norman
Eduard Cara
AL Chatter
France
Ile
Burdette
Lew York
F. Sm .J
John Tulos
Canada
New York
Markey
Hon Delany
Wiles
DO Lovening
Hagerstown
Good Shepherd G
Eke
Istvan Rozsavalgi
Lory
Calvary Methodist
Good Shepherd
Delany
Rozsavalgi
Rozasvalgi
Frederick
Umpires Association
Paremaker
Rozsaval
George Miller
Um- Meters
Spires Association
Rozsavolgi
United States
Delroy
Ron
Villa Tova
Esivan
The
Associated Press
Dayton
Nayier
Ohio
NYU
Army
Georgetown
Seton
Murray
Mississippi State
Florida
Tennessee Tech
Middle Tewnessee Og
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ohio State
Mlinois
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Wichita
Tulsa
Drake
Towa State
Tesas
Texas A & M
Texas Tech
Arkinas
Baylor
Rice
TOU
Smutl California
Sawthernagh
Loyolas Angeles
Postponed Wrestling and TV Baseball Update
Wrestling events delayed as booking agents report snowbound wrestlers in White Plains and Bridgeport delaying relaunch in Hagerstown. Kolfe Cup tickets honored at next match in Hagers Town while Baltimore set telecasts for 1958 including 21 Memorial Stadium games and Pirates coverage with announcers Ernie Tare well Herb Cutreat Logs Johnson Brown Moore.
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Toms
White Plains
New York
Carpentier
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Hagerstown
East Patrick Street
Hagers
Baltimore
Baltimore Origles
Waz-Tv
Memorial Stadium
Ernie Tarewell
Herb Cutreat
Johnson Wins First Tourney and St. Josephs Pairing
Johnson captures first tournament title as Daggers fall to West Virginia and Johns meets St. Josephs High. Maryland St. Joan's Mad School boys fall to girls teams, then girls basketball teams prepare to play St. Joan's.
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Maryland
Fights and Games Dominate Weekend Sports Headlines
The week offers college scores and boxing chatter with heavyweight hopes. Patterson’s manager targets another big bout while Erskine seeks a win, Johansson leads in golf at Brackenridge Park, and Valdes and Miranda shuffle into key showdowns amid weekend basketball results.
Moore Signs With Baltimore Colts
Lendy Moore, NFL top yardage gainer, signed with the Baltimore Colts for the 1958 season. Colts GM Jon Kellett announced the agreement, noting Moore’s strong season with 41 total touchdowns including 14 via passes and rushes, plus a 92-yard kickoff return. Moore led the league in yards and recorded a high scoring output despite a dip in rushing average.
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Baltimore
Lendy Moore
National Football League
Baltimore Colts
Jon Kellett
Colts
Moore
Frank Gifford
New York
Giants
Ivesiman
iMoore
Weekend Fights and Local Sports Notes Reel
Boxing and racing items mix with local bowling standings from Walkersville and Frederick. Notable bouts feature Elizabeth, N. J. middleweight ace facing Charlie Joseph in New York. TV coverage via Dumont and ABC. Also reports of a fire alarm in Frederick and an air service agreement between Romania and Yugoslavia.
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Gene
Ace) Armstrong
Elizabeth
N. J
St. Nicholas Arena
New York
Teddy Brenner
Charlie Joseph
New Qria
Wans
Dumont
Miss Rawls Captures St Petersburg Open Title
Miss Rawls won the St Petersburg Open by four strokes with a 291 total after a 72 final round. Pung led early but faltered with a poor putting day. Patty Berg, Louise Suggs, Marilynn Smith and Mary Lena Faulk all followed in the 297–300 range. Mary Ann Reynolds of Albany was the top amateur. Also noted is Billy Gardner of the Orioles leading Minnie Minoso in AL doubles with 96.
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San Antonio
Tox
West Virginia
Emniltsburs
Billafiiston
Prayo
Amory
Patterson
Will
Utah
Ting
Joe Erskine
Secon Place
Tucals
Ingmar Johanson
Mroxag Oper
M.S. D. GF
jSweren
Cus D'Amaly
Hag
Winnhipg
St Joseph of Mars
Asinsburg
Tomder Harry Levane
St. Mary's
Misking
USB i Meyerstown
Genpointy
Erskine
Hansson
Godburg
Sweden
Joak
Ashley
Walleemyer
Dave Marr
McGee
Cedarhtest
Yowney
Longsland
Kepharl
G Namant
Rosbueg
Iesling Dle
Mike Quilt
Ob Martin
Anda
Fis UU Garhes
Johnson
Meerick
Toon
Brudson
Utah Pro
Murr
Rosburg
Marr
Jimmy Demaret
Klamesha Lake
N.Y
Bo Wininger
Odessa
Billy Maxwell
Johston
Tia
Jay Webert
Brackenridge Park
St. Petersburg
Fla
Rawls
St. Pelersurg
Dagkie Pung
Alsteaight
Patty Berg
Louise Sugos
Marilynn Smith
Mary Lena Faulk
Mary Ann Reynolds
Albany
Billy Gardner
Orioles
Minnie Minoso
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Ryan Yor Bevene Gnatee Cou
BI Parker
Jerry Magee
Toronto
Billy Logs
Connie Johnson
Hal Brown
Ray Moore
W. Va
J. John’s
St. Joseph's High
Martin
U.S
Helsinki
Erskines
Jone
Nino Valdes
Johansson
Helt St
Frederick High County Varsity
Johnnies
Jon Canacily
Valdes
Alex Mitell
Argenting
Madison Square Garden
Minanda
Scottsnale
Ariz
Willie Miranda
Baltimore Griolas
Jack Dunn
Dunn
Miranda
Jale
iThe Associated Press
Mulan
Taly Giordano Campari
Maly
Bobby Bell
Charles Hunter
Italo Scorlichini
Italy
Hollywood
Cawis
Don Jordan
Los Angeles
Heinz Guder
Essen
Gerrimany
Kid Gavilan
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Miami Beach
Gavilan
Jones
ABC TV
PWG
Alariys
Independent Hose Company
Independents
Osea
Linton
Yellow Springs
U. S
Fre Company
Jonclune
London
m—Radio Bucharest
Romania
Boyps
Walkersville Centur LG
Glade Valley
Kelly’s Mill
Walkersville Bowling Center
Cloverdale
Walkersville Motors
Potomac
Edison_ LAD CO
Southern Restaurant
Farmer's Supply
Slutlair Power
Benny's Cale
Ff. bHahn
A. Kemp
Southern Hestaurans
C. & P. Telephone Co
Hargett
East End
John's Atlantic
Rosemont Gulf
Potomac Edigon
Pleasant C. & P
Crone
Smith
PCE Electric CO
Gsgren
Bubcats
Wildcats Cigers
Ohms Grams
Iyeles B. Norwood
Ohrs
B. Norwood
C. Ausherman
Kinneapolis
Detroit
Louis
Syracuse
Toad
Evanston
Lew Wood
Toake
Boston
Jge
Ned. S. Zeiler, “Realtor
N. Court St
Hillside
Post Office Department
Drugstore
Market St
W. Patrick St
Eoples Service
Miss Rawls
Wilson
Mipbrabe
Louisville Slugger Bats
Reat
James
Shipley’s, Inc
Dorsey F. Shipley
North Market St
Essy-In
Esso
OIL Heat Service
Esso Standard Oil Company
Monocacy Oil CO
East Second St